To navigate the skills of a particular line, go to the skills tab scroll down to the selected line and press the select button. Skills in the console version of the game can be a bit more confusing than the PC version of the game. You can unequip the item and select another and then compare that newly selected item the same way. You will want to compare gear that you have found to what you have equipped. The action bar will appear if you are out of combat and you can see how many of that item you have left and how long remains on its cooldown. Whether it be potionsfoodsiege weapons or whathaveyou, every consumable needs to be slotted in order to be used efficiently, otherwise you have to navigate to your inventory mid0battle. One of the important things you will need to learn to do is slot consumables. These tips can be found in several places in the ESO Wiki. Now I have to remember to turn BeQuiet off when going into new content so I can at least experience it once.O ne of the biggest differences between the console version and the pc version of Elder Scrolls Online is the in-game menu. But it seems to have stopped being supported last I checked. I preferred Talkless because it let the talking head through the first time then blocked it after. So, yeah, is there a way to turn them off or is there maybe a macro to dismiss them so I don’t have to mouseover and close them every time? Any help would be much appreciated.Įdit: Since people are still finding this post, as of April '20 I’ve been using the addon BeQuiet for several months and it works perfectly well.
I don’t mind hearing the dialog and I don’t mind reading the dialog in my chat log but popping up almost in the middle of my screen, blocking my action bars, and sticking around longer if I happen to mouse over them. I’ve searched online, I’ve dug though the interface menus but I’ve yet to find an way to disable them. You know these things I’m talking about? Window that pops up with the NPC’s talking face and their dialog.
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