SaveVsBedWet
Well-Known Member
Pre-ordering ESO now gets us the Explorer's Pack, with which any race character can join any alliance, instead of the way things were, where the alliances were made up of military allegiances or regional allies/neighbors.
Anyone else wish things would go as originally set? There was an added realism and authentic feel to the storyline when there were actual bloodlines and whatnot involved in the alliance struggles. Now it just feels like a general free for all where bloodlines mean nothing nor do the set military allegiances and agreements and perhaps it's even possible that certain alliances become unrealistically thick with characters whose racial allegiances are all on the wrong end of a catapult boulder.
On the other hand, logic and reality "should" dictate that there would be mercenary or rebel characters who go against party, racial, or military lines and do whatever they want on a whim or for reasons all their own. This philosophy would consider the original makeup ridiculous, restricting, and unrealistic.
Where do you fall? Discuss...
Anyone else wish things would go as originally set? There was an added realism and authentic feel to the storyline when there were actual bloodlines and whatnot involved in the alliance struggles. Now it just feels like a general free for all where bloodlines mean nothing nor do the set military allegiances and agreements and perhaps it's even possible that certain alliances become unrealistically thick with characters whose racial allegiances are all on the wrong end of a catapult boulder.
On the other hand, logic and reality "should" dictate that there would be mercenary or rebel characters who go against party, racial, or military lines and do whatever they want on a whim or for reasons all their own. This philosophy would consider the original makeup ridiculous, restricting, and unrealistic.
Where do you fall? Discuss...