I am making a steath character with bow and i realy cant wrap my ahead around how this will work with other players around you. Obviously in stealth you get more crit and if you have players around rushing ahead you wont get any stealth kills.

Im just very confused how this will work. Is your little sleath eye only triggered by you or everyone around you.

Also while i have this thread i wanted to ask about followers. Can we bring them into dungeons?

i think that once you've leveled your sneaking up a bit you can move faster

Yeah, well I think that your group will need to decide on a strategy. Perhaps the stealth characters will be sent in first to get their stealthed shots off before the monsters are aware and then the melee characters can rush in and provide protection.

I don't think it will work like some other TES games where you can just fire of shots in stealth mode with impugnity because your stealth skill is so high.

As a rNB and having leather armor, I bet you can sneak a long ways with no real problem. So, if the group wants to use your skills, it would work well, IMHO. It seemed to work well in the Quakecon dungeon run.

Also....

Here's how stealth works in ESO:

Not in Cyrodiil:

Invisible, but line of sight matters. If you stand in front of an NPC, they will see you.

In Cyrodiil:

Invisible, but you will have a shadow on the ground for anyone to see. If you stay in shady areas, you will not be seen.

All of this also depends on a spot check, based on your skill and their ability to see you.

While in stealth and moving you will lose stamina. If you stand still, even in stealth, you will regain stamina.

There are skills/spells to detect stealthed and invisible subjects.

Nice list... thanks, never to old to learn something, lots of details..

Could you link some sources for this I am highly skeptical!

That info is awesome.

I never run things with people i dont know but theres no way im doing it in this game ever.

Also can your teamates alert the enemy triggering your stealth eye(opening it up). That would svck.