Board games.

FullMax · July 8

Have you ever noticed how NPCs play a certain game?
Rolling 6 dice. It would be great if we could play this game too. In other MMOs, loot from dungeons is divided by rolling a dice. In TESO, loot is individual for everyone, so I can't even think of a use for these dice.

Maybe make quests for several people, where you need to roll a dice, and the player who rolls the lowest number gets the dirtiest job?)

FullMax · July 8

I also noticed that there are about 6 board games, but only in the form of furniture. You can't play them.
And would you like to be able to interact with them, play a game?
It is not necessary to make large-scale games like Legends of Rewards. A small menu in the window where the game will take place is enough.

LunaFlora · July 8

yea! having minigames for those furnishings would be so fun.

same with the dice game

TheMajority · July 8

minigames ok sounds good

roll of dice that influences you based on a group? not ok, hate that mechanic, keep it out

FullMax · July 15

TheMajority wrote: »

minigames ok sounds good

roll of dice that influences you based on a group? not ok, hate that mechanic, keep it out

As an option, introduce a new story hero into the game, who will offer to make a choice by throwing a dice, just as Anton Chigurh offered to throw a coin)

Maitsukas · July 15

Have a look at how Tales of Tribute was received by most players. There are still plenty of them that despise it.

FullMax · July 15

Maitsukas wrote: »

Have a look at how Tales of Tribute was received by most players. There are still plenty of them that despise it.

It is not necessary to weave these games into the plot, you can simply make this furniture interactive, as a nice bonus, and the board games will take place in a small window)

Northwold · July 15

Love this idea and the idea of isolated minigames. Also, note to the player who raised ToT's reception, it's not for everyone but it also kept *different types* of player of ESO playing who might well otherwise have lost interest. Which was likely the intention. There have certainly been times when literally the only thing I'm regularly doing in ESO is ToT.

Variety of gameplay is a really good thing to have if you want to keep MMOs populated, and most especially isolated things that players can just dip into as they like to break up a game's normal "routine".