I don't think it work.

The reason is increasing the rate tv drops at reduces its gold value. So you'd quickly back to square one in terms of motivating players through profit alone as their gold earned per hour (through selling things they buy with tv) would end up at about the same.

The main effect would be reducing the gold price of hakeijo runes, alchemy ingredients and other items purchased with tv for players who don't earn tv.

The only way to truly increase the pvp audience in the game is to make the pvp side of the game more attractive to people who enjoy pvp, but don't currently play eso.

They could do this by improving the pvp gameplay and by reducing the pve barrier of entry to the pvp side of the game. The greater pvp gaming community probably isn't into spending hundreds of hours playing ezmode eso pve.

These would be infinitely better than the battlegrounds weekends. It's been reccomended a few times over the years.

Who cares if it slightly affects the price of flowers or hakeijos. Columbine is 800k per stack and hakeijos are 90k each on PC NA. They're disgustingly overpriced as is, and I'm speaking as someone with 3M+ tel var banked who primarily sells these things for gold.

Sleep724 wrote: »

Not everyone who’s up for pvp’ing in IC is a merchant and worried about what prices are. They just want a constant stream of pvp, like what mid year mayhem brought.

We get the big PvP event twice a year. Due to the infrequency, it becomes a big deal. If it was regular then it becomes more normal and has little effect.

What is needed is a much larger PvP community for the PvP maps and BGs to have a larger population. There are various reasons why the PvP community has become very small and none of that is because of the Tel Var offerings. Performance of Cyrodiil, major changes to combat builds, boring troll tank builds, and more.

Every weekend should have a pvp event. This past weekend was crazy king weekend. Implement double tel var in IC one weekend then another double ap in Cyrodill.