Bought this on PS4 for 12 quid in sainsburies. Sure, its all been done better elsewhere, but it aint bad for 12 spuds, sure i will get a few hours enjoyment exploring these lands
Q: Is a DX12 upgrade a possibility in the future? ESO runs pretty darn well, except when there are many things requiring animation on screen at once. My slight understanding of this is that there are too many "draw calls" going out in such situations, and that DX12 handles them drastically better. Right now I run my game on lower settings specifically because of the lower framerate I get in cities, and it sounds like DX12 could improve the situation.
A: Yes, we are planning on a DX12 upgrade and expect that this will give us a number of graphics performance improvements. We cannot provide an ETA at this time, but it is something were working towards.
Q: First, can we get the fog pushed back? The fog is constant and thick, and takes away a lot of immersion for me.
In certain situations, the fog is intended to be heavy and thick to contribute to the mood and atmosphere of the region. Aldcroft in Glenumbra, for example, is a spooky and moody place as are many areas of Tamriel. The fog distances do change based on weather and time of day, and yes, we are able to change them. But, we have set maximum fog distances in each environment to hide other immersion-breaking issues such as LOD (line of distance) transitions, and very low-detail terrain, the worst culprits being the mountains and large rock features in the geography. This is an old issue and something we have been slowly working on addressing.
Additional LODs for all of the environment assets is somewhat prohibitive, but we are working through the problem. We have improved our tree LOD system and our skybox system so that we can have trees draw further in the distance and create the illusion of extended background mountain ranges, so the fog distance in Orsinium (the zone for our next upcoming DLC game pack), is set somewhat farther back than other zones. We would like to go back through the older zones and update them accordingly, but that work is currently lower priority than creating new DLC zones.
Is there a NeoGAF guild or am I too late to the party?
Picked it up on sale on PC and i'm loving it.
There is a very quiet EU guild and I'm not sure how active the US guild is. I can invite you to the EU guild if you PM me your in game name. It's not very active but the bank has a tonne of resource that helps.
My in-game username is Suikosword, character name Landis Suiko.
If I need to be online, just PM me and i'll login.
Word of warning though, i'm a fickle bastard with MMORPGs can quit playing without warning.
Quick and dumb question from an MMO noob.
I've been playing and enjoying this and finally got up to level 10 to try PVP tonight, but I want to level up a bit faster to catch up with my friend who plays and has more time. So what is my best bet to power level with minimum time investment before I settle in and "play it right"?
Thanks for any input! PS I am playing on X1 if it matters.
Not a problem. We're very casual. I play about once a week. Feed the horses, Rob "hears the wind" of his lock box, grab a few minerals
Hmmm it's hard to power level now. Dungeons in group finder will be great when the next patch roles out. You'll get a bonus for doing it. Might not interest you but speeding through the PvE content may be best as you'll need skill points and the sky shards and mission skill point rewards are invaluable.
It's a game that rewards time inevestment.
So is there still a GAF guild going on the NA PC server?
Sadly, looks like there is not. I'm tempted to start one if there is enough interest, or if the person who ran the other one could login and transfer ownership unless he/she plans to return, in which case give someone playing now invite abilities.
It's my favorite MMORPG i've played. But I would classify it as a Cooperative Single Player Online Role Playing Game.
Although I hear quite a bit of good stuff in chat about PVP. And it does have 4 person dungeons.
Ugh, this game is criminally underrated. It's so goddamn good now. :/
Sadly, looks like there is not. I'm tempted to start one if there is enough interest, or if the person who ran the other one could login and transfer ownership unless he/she plans to return, in which case give someone playing now invite abilities.
It's my favorite MMORPG i've played. But I would classify it as a Cooperative Single Player Online Role Playing Game.
Although I hear quite a bit of good stuff in chat about PVP. And it does have 4 person dungeons.
Sadly, looks like there is not. I'm tempted to start one if there is enough interest, or if the person who ran the other one could login and transfer ownership unless he/she plans to return, in which case give someone playing now invite abilities.
It's my favorite MMORPG i've played. But I would classify it as a Cooperative Single Player Online Role Playing Game.
Although I hear quite a bit of good stuff in chat about PVP. And it does have 4 person dungeons.
I play the console version on and off, and to me it's a great MMO.Is this game worth buying now? Heard a lot of negative stuff about this game.
Many of you guys still play? is there a gaf guild etc?
DirectX 11 Upgrade
We have upgraded the ESO graphics engine to be DirectX 11 specific.
You will no longer be able to launch or run the DirectX 9 version of the game.
We will no longer support graphics cards and operating systems that are not compatible with DirectX 11.
This will allow us to implement new graphics features only possible with the removal of DirectX 9, as well as improve the overall performance of the engine.
I haven't played in a week or so, but the low level sorcer I have is pretty fun.
I was thinking a bow character could be fun, but it doesn't look like people use them much? Or if they do it's always secondary to dual wield or 2hand?
Seems to me they've been actively nerfing any old fashioned grinding techniques (ie running around rounding up tons of monsters to kill). How do you effectively grind nowadays then?
I honestly prefer mundane grinding to questing. Having to sit through fluff dialogue and being gated by scripted events is only fun for so long.
yo, ladies n fellas. i played the beta way back when and kinda dug it, but not enough to jump in at full price + a monthly sub. is it any good now and is there still a significant base playing? i found a copy for ~$10 and am pretty tempted to jump on it.
$10 is a steal for how much this game has improved. The base game is great, but I will say that the DLCs made shit so much more interesting. That being said, it is still a great game without them.
Well I can make one or someone else can. I am usually only on in the mornings on weekdays though, as I work overnight. Weekends it really depends if I have mandatory overtime or not. I haven't done as many of the dungeons as I would like, but I have a v11 nightblade and a low level templar both on EP.