DUEL pvp

[NanaWiloh]

I would not mind as long as these limitation are in place.

1. Option to automatically refuse duel invites

2. Must happen outside of cities.

3. Duel invites cannot be issued with in fates or with in 40 yrds of hunts.

4. Cannot be issued to those who are in combat,crafting or gathering.

5. Attacks of dueling players have no effects on any npc's in the present area. Npc's will not aggro onto dueling players..

6. Dueling players cannot be targeted by other players. Players who are close to the duel will get a party like window showing the dueling players HP, buffs etc.

[SamRF]

Use / random or the other number generator. Faster and less complicated and it already in-game.

It's not exciting enough, there should be some level of skill involved like a true duel. Most people don't know but Rock Paper Scissors is actually a deeply strategic game.

[Kamatsu]

ESO proved that just having 'anywhere' duel pvp is a bad idea - their cities, merchant area's and tp places get spammed with duel's & duel request's. It's annoying, irritating and obtrusive. Fact is most ppl have to resort to addon's to auto-decline duel invites, as they get spammed like crazy by some ppl.

However, I would 100% be behind SE adding specific duel-pvp arena's to every major city for those who do want to duel. This would make it easier for them to get duel's going, and give them more vareirty of scenery while dueling. Have the ability to send duel request's limited to the duel area's only, no other place - I got sick and tired of ppl trying to duel-spam me in ESO when question, gathering, etc and all the PM's insulting me and calling me coward, wuss, etc because I was auto-declining their duel spam (leading me to add them to my block list as well).

[Commander_Justitia]

Would be cool if the existing PvP modes get more maps before we give nonexisting PvP modes 1000 tons more resources than the whole addon had yet.

[TalithaSolarien]

ESO proved that just having 'anywhere' duel pvp is a bad idea - their cities, merchant area's and tp places get spammed with duel's & duel request's. It's annoying, irritating and obtrusive. Fact is most ppl have to resort to addon's to auto-decline duel invites, as they get spammed like crazy by some ppl.

However, I would 100% be behind SE adding specific duel-pvp arena's to every major city for those who do want to duel. This would make it easier for them to get duel's going, and give them more vareirty of scenery while dueling. Have the ability to send duel request's limited to the duel area's only, no other place - I got sick and tired of ppl trying to duel-spam me in ESO when question, gathering, etc and all the PM's insulting me and calling me coward, wuss, etc because I was auto-declining their duel spam (leading me to add them to my block list as well).

ESO has an built-in auto-decline option (that was true since they added the duel function), no need for addon. Also on my megaserver (PS4/EU) duels mostly shifted to some common areas (most just outside the city gates next to the Undaunted enclave, some spots in the desert, etc). Sure there are always idiots who dueled next to wayshinres, but that was not common.

I personally would rather see some more public duel spaces without the need to travel to the Wolves Den instead.

[Liam_Harper]

It's a great idea provided it's completely optional. As in a setting that's automatically turned on at release and has to be manually disabled that fully blocks any PvP duel request. Also restrict it to outside major hubs and cities. Then by all means, go nuts with it.

[Bacent]

If implemented with forethought and care, there's no reason to deny the idea. No one is going to hold a gun to your head to accept a duel you don't want to take. If anything, it would be a change that doesn't affect you in the slightest and only increases the game appeal.

You're being overly optimistic about it. Nothing has been implemented perfectly and is constantly getting worked on, but the more of these smaller things that are added to the game, the less the main content will actually get. We're down to a pittance of dungeons per major patch now, and there's a good chance we won't be getting the 5.X version of PoTD/HoH.

They keep revamping old things to try to make it 'current content', but a lot of it does feel recycled.

[Bright-Flower]

I don't think it would work well in this game due to the hard separation between pve and pvp abilities, and the lack of gear scaling. WoW for example has some extra pvp talents/abilities, but for the most part classes function the same. A duel in the outside world in FF would mean taking away the pve toolkit you have out there and swapping it with the pvp one on the fly.

My dancer has 93k hp. When I zone into a pvp area I have 15k hp as one example of the wonkiness at play here swapping between them.

[Nedkel]

And all crafting/gathering jobs, and anyone in a sanctuary, and anyone lower leveled than you, and anyone higher leveled than you, and anyone who's talking to NPC's, anyone who is in the process of teleporting, on a mount, in combat, participating in a fate.

ESO proved that just having 'anywhere' duel pvp is a bad idea - their cities, merchant area's and tp places get spammed with duel's & duel request's. It's annoying, irritating and obtrusive. Fact is most ppl have to resort to addon's to auto-decline duel invites, as they get spammed like crazy by some ppl.

We already could annoy people with triad challenge or trade box, and there is none who does that, so whats the problem? ToS already covers virtually everything so you could just report the annoying people if they spam it, the "issue" is a non issue.



Dueling in the main cities or anywhere else would be such a cool idea, im all for it.

[Bsrking5]

It's not exciting enough, there should be some level of skill involved like a true duel. Most people don't know but Rock Paper Scissors is actually a deeply strategic game.

If you really want a challenge try the card game. I honestly don't feel like adding combat duels is necessary and I'd rather they didn't. Rock paper scissors isn't a deep strategy game, especially if you take away the human interaction.