#Elder scrolls online no sound Patch
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The white damage comes in at a timer, nothing is lost. It doesnвЂ™t matter that their attack animation is lost. Of course an enemy can flinch after being hit in many older MMOs. On sound and animation, thatвЂ™s a harder thing.

Bandit UI, although that one comes with a lot of additional features which you might not ever use. So unless you completely oppose addons for your MMOs, you might want to try one which gives you different bars. So actually i think the core of the problem here is that the standard UI animates the bars going up and down, which does take a second or two.

#Elder scrolls online no sound full

My targets health bar, as well as my groups health bars, on the other hand, are a full replacement of the originals.

#Elder scrolls online no sound code

And while my modification moves the location of the own health bars, they still use the original ESO code for filling and controlling the bars. But now that i think about it, that my own health does have the delay, while my targets health does not, i suspect something else: the user interface. One can suspect latency issues, server load and plenty of other things. The same is true for my groups health bars on the group window. But my targets health bars react quite fine and quickly. I mean i do see that my own health bar sometimes acts a bit вЂњsoftвЂќ. On the bars not going down instantly and the lack of sound and effects, thatвЂ™s an interesting angle, though. They still are strong, but not the only viable way of approaching combat any more.

#Elder scrolls online no sound Patch

ThatвЂ™s an observation i also share, although the last big patch with the nerf to damage over time effects made things a bit better. And plenty of people also say that combat is all the same, no matter which class and weapon: just drop all your damage over time effects on a target, watch it go down. ThatвЂ™s an interesting analysis, why combat seems wrong for you. IвЂ™m just spamming a few special abilities and a lot of mouse clicks while moving to reposition to avoid attacks or aim certain cone abilities just so.ДЄs we look ahead to a year of vikings and vampires, I hope that ZeniMax looks for ways to improve the combat feedback in ESO to make it much more satisfying to all of us. I donвЂ™t slam a mace against a head, hear a crack, and see a chunk of life instantly disappear. The end result is smacking bad guys around doesnвЂ™t have that feedback that draws me in. IвЂ™m used to MMO health bars depleting in more definitive and noticeable ways.

And the health meter of both the player and the enemy is downright weird: It grows shorter from the outsides to the middle in a loose way that doesnвЂ™t seem to register whatвЂ™s happening at that very microsecond but rather just in general. Enemies donвЂ™t react to most individual blows. Hits and attacks donвЂ™t have strong audio sounds to go with them. It feels looseвЂ¦ thatвЂ™s the only way I can put it. It always felt loose and encouraged you to look at the log more than the visuals.Д®SO is better than this, but there are some of the same problems at play here. What you would see and hear visually would almost always be disconnected to what was actually happening in the combat log it was more of a vague visual representation than an accurate reflection of reality. No, not вЂњplayers whining on the forums,вЂќ but the audio and visual feedback from combat actions.Д®arly MMOs had rather lousy feedback. What makes the combat experience fulfilling, then? There are a lot of factors that devs have to get just right - to fine-tune - but perhaps the greatest among these and the least talked about is feedback. So itвЂ™s not that combat is lengthy, itвЂ™s just unfulfilling. ItвЂ™s certainly not the time-to-kill I can jump into a small pack of mobs, throw on ice armor, throw down some AOEs, and hack everyone down with my trusty bear in about 20 seconds or less. ItвЂ™s not even the action combat angle, although I think that this is much more dull than tab-targeting combat in MMORPGs. I suppose I can point to a limited skill bar and rather dull weapon choices for starters, but I donвЂ™t think thatвЂ™s it. Instead, IвЂ™ve tried to formulate in my own head why fighting in this game seems soвЂ¦ unsatisfying. I know that ESOвЂ™s combat is a common criticism, although I havenвЂ™t read up much on it. IвЂ™m continuing to make my way through Elsweyr with my Warden, generally enjoying the quests and sights as much as anything else.Д«ut one thing IвЂ™m not enjoying, one thing IвЂ™ve never really enjoyed in this game, is its combat. ItвЂ™s been a good decision, all in all, due to the rise in excitement over the upcoming expansion and my general desire to want to return. With LOTRO on pause until mid-February (due to no content releases/unlocks), my attention and time has turned back to Elder Scrolls Online as a main MMO game of choice.