Better responsiveness in skill application and weapon swap. Dunno if this is only prevalent on the still US-based EU server farm, but for an action-based combat system, a smaller network latency and better server performance would help a lot.

I like to grind, I just want to be properly rewarded for my efforts.

Class / build balance. While it's possible to 'play your way' some ways are better / more effective than others.

Well, an MMO is more than the sum of it's parts, so just one single item won't help all that much with improving the overall game. So actually, I'd go with 'All of them'. In which particular order probably is a question of personal preferences, but reason should dictate to start with the basics, as in making the underlying tech work as intended first.

But if I am allowed to be selfish, I'd go with 'Stamina Build Resolve'.

Player housing, I would happily go through another 6 months of Nightblades in their current state (Leveling mine via questing, avoided anomalies and grinding groups, have had no problems getting to V5 in a medium armor build thus far)

As it stands, the name of the game is incorrect. Without player housing implemented in SOME form, this is not Elder Scrolls. I am enjoying the game quite a bit thus far, but acquiring enough gold to buy your first house has always been a basic story element in all ESO games. I can save a town, rescue it's inhabitants, but that derelict house in the far corner remains abandoned.

An Elder Scrolls game without Player housing might as well be an elder scrolls game without Daedric plot points, Khajiit / Argonians, or even the elder scrolls themselves. It just feels wrong.

After I give them a respectful time to fix a few things, like 60 days. Then I can answer

danreckerpreub18_ESO wrote: »

Player housing, I would happily go through another 6 months of Nightblades in their current state (Leveling mine via questing, avoided anomalies and grinding groups, have had no problems getting to V5 in a medium armor build thus far)

As it stands, the name of the game is incorrect. Without player housing implemented in SOME form, this is not Elder Scrolls. I am enjoying the game quite a bit thus far, but acquiring enough gold to buy your first house has always been a basic story element in all ESO games. I can save a town, rescue it's inhabitants, but that derelict house in the far corner remains abandoned.

An Elder Scrolls game without Player housing might as well be an elder scrolls game without Daedric plot points, Khajiit / Argonians, or even the elder scrolls themselves. It just feels wrong.

Playing 2 elder scrolls games that had player housing does not mean every elder scrolls had player housing.

ALL of your poll choices are vital to the success of this game long-term; including this and so many others:

KhajitFurTrader wrote: »

Better responsiveness in skill application and weapon swap. Dunno if this is only prevalent on the still US-based EU server farm, but for an action-based combat system, a smaller network latency and better server performance would help a lot.

Eliminating rollbacks (I STILL have a character stuck in Stonefalls since 1.1.2);

NPC lip-synch that doesn't just move the bottom lip;

Horses that don't look like they were just ripped off a merry-go-round (why can't the eyes blink--just creepy);

Correct, updated icons on crafting screens so crafters have an idea what their finished product will look like past the fourth tier AND when they improve it;

Instanced resource nodes (no need for this to be a competitive endeavor with bots---limit the number available n the world if you think that's unbalanced);

Incredibly low-res moons that are joined at the hip, in the same spot of sky, with stars that shine through the "new" part need a serious overhaul--just ugly.

Books and Journals more strategically placed away from enemy spawns so we can actually enjoy reading them--oh, and fix the Eidetic Memory!;

Jewelry crafting--truly this is mystifying why this is so neglected;

Potions might be appropriate for PvP, but are ridiculously underpowered for PvE, especially since the enemies have fantastic ones--also, only 18 ingredients?!?;

Provisioning in the VR is abysmal, whether its finding lvl1 drops in VR, or the fact that there are only a handful of recipes at VR5 ONLY, this has gotten NO love at all;

Animations--too many to list, but one example is my bow/templar (I know, suicide build-lol) has his bow get stuck frequently, with the arrow pointing curved out to the left, and the bow leaning to the right, uninteractable;

My vote is concerning the hoops that need to be jumped through for a simple purchase/sale of one item from/to another player. Yes, I could spam zone chat, and hope for a direct trade. Yes, I could fill out an e-harmony-esque application to join a guild and hope that I may be able to participate in a tiny guild store (500 is not much of a market--like ESO only available in a small New Mexico town) for a short time before most move on; and no, 5 of these do not make for a vibrant market. The result is the exclusion of many players from the marketplace, and that is NEVER good. Anything less than a global market is woefully inferior.

More VP points for killing mobs.

Bug fixes above all else. There are a crapload of abilities that either don't work as listed, or don't work at all, which desperately need fixing before worrying about balancing classes. Balancing first before fixing those just means twice as much work when you have to rebalance the whole damn mess again after the broken one are finally fixed. This on top of things like veteran level provisioning being a complete mess with low level food items in all the barrels and such (without even being able to get the low level recipes to use those items!), the Cyrodiil large group crash bugs, and many other issues which need to be looked into before wasting time adding more content that will be blown through in a few days and ignored.

5%-10% DPS variance would be amazing. With VR12 templars doing about 300-400 dps and other classes pushing 2000dps, I would settle for even 50% less dps than the top classes.

Constructive feedback:
http://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/discussion/108377/templar-class-problems-summarized-by-vr12-templar/p1

Don't require solo-only instancing in the main story quest.

If we wanted a solo-only game, we've the choice of every single TES title released prior to ESO.

Stamina users are in dire need for some /lovings !!!

A difficulty slider for the VR areas so casual players can join in - i have my gf and another friend who are casual and will never make it in the current VR content...

They would play for the story but it has to be easier... and since i like it the way it is now a difficulty slider would be the best way to do it.

That and more difficult dungeons... that take 2-3 hours to complete.