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Are you referring to the CP numbers? Just have to play. Everything in the game gives experience. CP isn’t really the focus here though. It’s much more important to learn the skills/knowledge/mechanics I discussed throughout the video if you’re hoping to challenge yourself with the harder content in ESO. Keep it up. You got this!

Thankyouuuu!!!🎉

Well done! As I mentioned in the video, the continuum isn’t one size fits all. Some players might be able to complete harder achievements earlier, while others might struggle with the same achievements at CP3000. My goal with this video was to provide a guideline that would be closely applicable to the majority of players.

@@TheESOTips I feel like the only thing I would need to complete the hardest content in the game is proper gear sets, although, more CP would certainly help to get all those passive nodes.

CP itself isn’t what gets you prepared for the hard content. What really matters is the experience/knowledge/reps you gain as you earn that CP. Seems like you’re crushing that aspect as well. Love the confidence!

May I ask why?

Yes, you need to be in a guild with a trader to use a trader. It’s really not all that difficult to get into a guild with a trader though. I get that it’s a different dynamic from other games, but the guild finder makes it fairly easy to find and enter the type of guild you’re looking for.

Thanks for the feedback. Glad to hear it!

You don’t absolutely need it per say, but it does make inventory management A LOT easier. I did another video on ESO+ that includes some tips on managing inventory with the subscription. Check it out if you’re on the fence about paying for plus!

Should be able to get you an invite later today!

Thanks for the feedback. Glad you enjoyed it!

Completely understand where you’re coming from. The CP versus content level recommendations I included are really just that - recommendations. If someone watching this video is, say, CP600, but hasn’t put together a great setup or gotten experience with the mechanics discussed in the sections before the orange portion of the continuum, then they might not be ready for vet trials. On the other hand, someone at CP900 might have essentially focused only on doing hard content since they started and could be capable of clearing content in the upper red range. These are general suggestions, and there are absolutely plenty of exceptions. My goal with this video was to get people who don’t think they can do vet content, hard modes, etc. to try it out, and to provide guidance for how to progress to the next level - not to say that someone can or can’t participate in certain aspects of the game based solely on their character’s level or cp. I do agree with your points, just want to clarify my thought process when putting the continuum together. Appreciate the feedback!

You can get deadly pieces from the vendor at Bruma in Cyrodiil with alliance points, but the items you buy will be random. If you want to make sure you get the pieces you want, I’d recommend buying from guild traders with gold, but that might end up being fairly expensive.

@@user-hq7js2wf7h what class do you play, and are you going for a normal two five-piece and one monster setup or something else like one bar?

Yes, unfortunately there’s not much of a tutorial for guild traders in game. Pretty small part of the game to get turned off by though. Once you’ve listed a couple items you’ll have it down. And to be fair, you probably don’t need a guide just to use it, but some folks might need one to get the most out of it.

Awesome! Glad to hear it.

Only about 2.5 months old. Glad you enjoyed it! I’m planning to make videos for both healing and tanking at some point.

Excellent, glad you found it helpful!

Might take some time to get it together, but I’m planning to make the next iteration of this guide healer-focused!

You talking about the Earthbone Ayleid style or my character? lol

@@TheESOTips The Baker this year is Mohg, and Worf from Star Trek was from the house of Mohg.

@@Mephilis78 oh, yeah! I hadn’t put that together.

@@TheESOTips Just a weird thing for me, because I usually put ESO and SWTOR in the same category, and in SWTOR all my Sith Pureblood characters have Klingon names.

I think it’s awesome. Just goes to show that the community is going strong!

Welcome to the game! I’m assuming you’ve already claimed your level up rewards and just have attribute points waiting to be applied. There should be plus and minus signs under each attribute bar on your character screen. You should be able to just click the plus sign under the attribute you want to increase. Then press E to commit the point(s). Hope that helps!

It’s on my list! I have a few other things in the pipeline before I tackle another big project like that, but I definitely plan to put together a couple of videos similar to my DD guide for tanking and healing as well.

Awesome! Glad you’re enjoying the content.

Yeah crafting is pretty difficult without plus. I don’t know of any reason why you couldn’t PvP without plus though, especially with siege being stackable now. And for the record, the craft bag and additional storage space aren’t the only benefit of plus. You also get all DLC except the most recent chapter, a crown allotment, increased experience gains, the list goes on. I also kind of take issue with the piece about the story writing. Most of the game is very well written from my perspective - even some of the side quests are quite interesting. There are a few duds in there, sure, but overall I think ZOS does a good job with storytelling. BTW, there are a few ways to get more storage space without plus. If you’re interested, I also have an ESO+ video in which I talk through some of those methods for people who don’t have the membership.

Agreed, bud! Unfortunate that we couldn’t pull a style page, but at least Jer got one. I’m not jealous. 🙃

I agree the gear is kinda garbage, but I think the real point of IA is simply to be another type of content people can do, and that it’s mainly two-person focused, which hasn’t been an option in the past. There are other rewards besides the gear, too. Overall, I think it’s a fantastic addition to the game. Especially considering that you can do IA even if you only have the base game.

Glad you found it useful!

Great to hear! I’m glad you found it helpful. 👍

Same! I’ve only put an hour in so far but tomorrow is going to be all fishing for as long as it takes. 😅

Heck yeah that’s awesome! Congrats!

@@TheESOTips it's not a bad looking sword tbh. Nice for dual wield for sure. Though I tend to enjoy having a different look for each weapon in dual wield for whatever reason. Symmetry looks too perfect to me.

@@grenvallion totally agree! All my dual wield characters have a different style on each weapon.

@@TheESOTips not even just different styles. I like things like having a sword in one hand and maybe an axe on the other. It feels like it's more lore friendly too because practically you might want an axe to use alongside a sword for blocking, since it would be easier to hold your own sword against it's corners or an enemy's weapon can be blocked easier with an axe's curves. Or maybe a club accompanied by an axe for example. Perhaps a regular club and then a club with a spike too. It feels more realistic to have that kind of utility.

@@grenvallion yeah I typically go axe/sword for outfit styles, even when running daggers. I hadn’t thought about it as being lore friendly before, but that’s a great point. You’d probably want the utility of two different weapon types if you’re dual wielding in an actual battle.

Thank you! Agreed, it’s my favorite event every year!

? Sorry, I’m not following.

@@TheESOTips nevermind sir, big fan of your channel and exactly what I need for this celebration.ty

@@apoindexter1991 awesome! Appreciate the support, and I’m glad you enjoyed the video!

Fully unlocking all DPS-improving CP passives requires about 1,200 CP. Damage mitigation is also extremely important for late and end game content, and fully unlocking all mitigation passives on top of DPS passives requires about 1,600 CP. Anything above that is generally just for convenience with respect to being able to swap around your active nodes.

Thank you so much!

Awesome! How long did you fish? Gotta say I’m a little jealous 😅

I was at galen at the foul fishing hole next to the Telling Stone Volcanic Vent.. Got it from there..😊​@@TheESOTips

Is it bound?

@@mayedalshamsi yes

Tricked? I’m just trying to build my channel and make videos when I can, bud. Not sure what you mean.

Good luck! With so many people doing those dolmens, I’d definitely recommend hitting a zone with less traffic to make sure you can loot the boss every time.

@@TheESOTips so is the loot on the boss and not the chest? If that is the case I’ll probably go to a lower traffic one, since yes I was having issues with being able to loot the boss.

@@Jociaoftrades the gift boxes drop from the boss, but the Ul’Vor page drops from the coffers.

I can understand that, but I think the introduction of these new style pages and the new ways to to earn rewards are pretty cool.

Hope you’re pulling some nice rewards!

Thank you so much!

Thank you!

Thanks, dude! Appreciate you letting me use the spot!

🤣

Best event of the year for sure!

Everything counts

Agreed, would be interesting to see ZOS continue the trend of class-specific sets to include a couple of role-based options as well. They would definitely need to include some impressive buffs to beat out the current meta, but even a couple of niche applications would be fun.

@@TheESOTips playing a Nerco, I would love to see either 1. Permanent minions (ghost, archer, Bone armor) 2. The new Class set to double the effects of the new blast bones 3. The new set to allow multiple minions (like a summoner build). 2-3 archers, ghosts at once 4. Making the Stam blast bones to turn into a minion that melees enemies for 20secs instead of blowing up

@@zombiejesus7445 interesting ideas! The multiple minions piece would make the class feel like you’re leading a little undead army, which I think would be pretty cool.

@@TheESOTips yeah. Already I basically only use Necro skills. Or they can have the flame skull give a boost to your minions

Yes, any daily in the game will get you a gift box. Undaunted dailies are another two (or three) birds with one stone method if you need the keys and/or the monster helms. You’ll also get boxes from the final boss in each dungeon. Great callout!

Yes, that’s a great point! The dummy is definitely more of a training tool than anything else. Although I think some people do like the big dong measuring contest aspect. 😂

I’m glad you found it helpful!

Awesome, glad you’re enjoying it! Warden is one of my favorite classes for sure.

Sounds like you’re having a tough time. I’m assuming you’re trying to be a crafter. Are you trying to keep all the crafting materials you pick up? If so, maybe try to only keep the clothing/smithing/enchanting/etc. mats that correspond to the level of your associated skill line. Have you unlocked the available storage coffers? I know that can be a lot of work depending on how you get them, but having all of them in your house would increase your available space by quite a bit. I’m also assuming you’re using your bank, but have you upgraded your bank space? The first few upgrades are pretty cheap, but you’re right, after a few bank and/or bag space upgrades, they do get pretty pricy. Another more involved option that would increase your space would be to create “mule” characters to hold some of your supplies, if you haven’t done that already. Hope this info is helpful and you find an easier way to manage, as it would be unfortunate for you to quit playing and miss out on all the fun you can have in ESO due to inventory space issues. Good luck!

@@TheESOTips I'm trying to keep all the craft items but there are actually several that I don't plan on using and I'd better get rid of them, and I'm also going to try to make mule characters to make things easier. Thanks for the tips!

I haven’t had any issue with the screen shake and really don’t even notice it, but great tip for those who would prefer it to be disabled! I’ll have to disagree with you on the other piece though. While achievements like Dromathra Destroyer, for example, might not have been a challenge to you, there are many players who have a hard time with it and other content of similar difficulty. Sure, that level of content is possible even at lower CP than I suggest in the video once you have enough experience, exposure to mechs, raid awareness, etc., but most have to work their way up to that. That said, I totally agree with you on the point about not being afraid to try pushing for the harder achievements. Gotta get your hands dirty to gain the knowledge/skill needed for those newer hard modes and trifectas!

I was streaming and screenshake was brought up to me for the first time 2 days ago. I had never heard of it tbh. I am not sure about the affect it has on skills like Wall of Elements, as stated above. But, removing screen shake does help smooth out your POV. For people who evaluate streams to recruit for Core teams, this feature is better disabled.