Can we get a server for the old leveling system.

[The Seraph of Tomorrow]

I hate nothing more then an MMO that scales to level, it makes Soloing a pain or impossible. On top of this it forces the use of Mix/Max builds rather then playing how you want and just getting a few level ahead in order to make your play style work.

I got the game on launch and i'v just found no reason to pick it back up again because the leveling up feels meaningless.

[BEEP!]

Says the less than 1% of people

[The Seraph of Tomorrow]

Originally posted by Anonymous:

Says the less than 1% of people

Seems to matter when it comes to money, now how about you be a good little troll and go elsewhere.

[Sparhawk122]

Yeah. Sometimes levelling feels pointless when you don't even get any stronger...

[Senyuki]

Why is soloing impossible? I play a lot solo and it works fine. I can do every content i want except some group content, but it's an mmo, so i can look for some help or groups (and i always find some players)
I never used any "maxed build", i play with my characters like i prefer, i try a lot and look what works best for me.
For me leveling is more than getting "stronger". You can enjoy the story, you get some new skills sometimes, other gear sets, achievements and your CP's.
But yeah, everbody is diffrent, so i can like that a lot and other's not... that's normal.

[Sparhawk122]

Originally posted by Senyuki:

Why is soloing impossible? I play a lot solo and it works fine. I can do every content i want except some group content, but it's an mmo, so i can look for some help or groups (and i always find some players)
I never used any "maxed build", i play with my characters like i prefer, i try a lot and look what works best for me.
For me leveling is more than getting "stronger". You can enjoy the story, you get some new skills sometimes, other gear sets, achievements and your CP's.
But yeah, everbody is diffrent, so i can like that a lot and other's not... that's normal.

Mudcrabs still take more then one blow. Because even they level up with you lol

[MMOGamer71]

No thanks.

[JimPappa]

I'd like a mostly working server first.

[SpongeBooz]

typical casual players, we can’t never trust them cus they are going to give up soon or later, they never do dungeons/trials, all they do is leveling and questing

[Sparhawk122]

Originally posted by SpongeBo-o-oz Gunshot:

typical casual players, we can’t never trust them cus they are going to give up soon or later, they never do dungeons/trials, all they do is leveling and questing

Much of the fun from RPGs is levelling and questing. Lol...

Plus there is no wrong way to play a game. It all depends on personal preference.

[Johny_Geth]

What the hell is going on here? Troll festival?

[BEEP!]

Originally posted by The Heretek:

Originally posted by Anonymous:

Says the less than 1% of people

Seems to matter when it comes to money, now how about you be a good little troll and go elsewhere.

no I'm not being a troll the only reason I came back to play the game because I can play anything in the game without having to worry about my lvl it lets me do what ever I want when I make a char so yes I must be a troll I hate any mmo that forces you to play 100s of hrs just to be able to play the new content of the game like final fantasy does I loved that game till I chose to play threw the story again.I love being able to play what ever I want when I want and so does a lot of people this game feels like I can truely do what ever I want like im playing a true elder scrolls game.
PS- sorry about the crap spelling

[Dex]

I think if you play more than 60 hours you'll start to see that the level scaling isn't as ridiculous as you might think. A max level (cp 160+) character absolutely runs through almost anything in the overland unless they're purposely using awful gear.

I'd much rather be able to go anywhere I want to and get rewards that are scaled to me compared to a lot of mmos where you go through a zone once and then never come back because there's nothing left for you to do there. Just look at WoW, dozens of completely empty zones/cities. Meanwhile, in ESO I can go anywhere and there's always people doing things, it's great.

[BEEP!]

Originally posted by Dex:

I think if you play more than 60 hours you'll start to see that the level scaling isn't as ridiculous as you might think. A max level (cp 160+) character absolutely runs through almost anything in the overland unless they're purposely using awful gear.

I'd much rather be able to go anywhere I want to and get rewards that are scaled to me compared to a lot of mmos where you go through a zone once and then never come back because there's nothing left for you to do there. Just look at WoW, dozens of completely empty zones/cities. Meanwhile, in ESO I can go anywhere and there's always people doing things, it's great.

And that's one of the main reasons why I could never went back to play WoW and other mmos I mean what's the point of all these zones if your just going to leave a zone with a few hrs and never come back to games that do that just make people just try to steam roll threw those zones get done with it as fast as possible.

[Jin-]

Originally posted by Anonymous:

Says the less than 1% of people

WoW Classic says hi

[PortalShifter]

Yes, that's a great idea. Let's turn the game back into a level-gated, race-gated ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ of confusion.

"Hey can we group for this quest?"

"IDK, what level do you have to be?"

"Uh my level is 45 but IDK what level the quest is. Do you have the region unlocked?"

"What's the region? How do I unlock it?"

Etc.