so happy to see you doing good. i quit playing for a long time and went through rehab and got back on track. back into a good career and sober. opiate free for a few years now. so happy to see your still making great content.
Great video. Im a new (5 months play) and older player (63) and Ive got to say that Ive never had so much fun playing ESO. Im just questing, delving and seeking out Sky shards but the immersion is second to none. Believable characters, engaging story lines and plenty of "I never saw that coming" moments. If you are thinking of playing, DO IT!!!
I love that you have fun and passion for that game! I have 1 thousand hours in that game still havent done it all in fact I messed around a lot I tried different classes. I have not played all the dungeons and I never played a raid. Still I have 1k hours and I am not bored at all.
I completely agree sir probably the best most immersive mmo I've ever played in my personal opinion. Cheers man hope it becomes a game you play for years
I've meet so many older eso players it's insane the data is incorrect about how many people play this game I say a good 10 million people play the game
@@Dabdoub25 what I suggest is just pick a zone and work the zone quest. There is also what’s called the activity finder for your dungeons, pvp, and a zone guide to help with whatever zone your doing. Gives clues on what’s in the zone and where it’s located. Watch videos on TH-cam is how I learned what I know and also common knowledge from previous mmo games.
@@Realmccoy614 The game is so different from what it used to be at launch. I started right around that time and loved it, but stopped playing after a while and never got back into it consistently again, only sporadically. Recently, a friend of mine got into it for the first time and I went ahead and said “fuck it”, redownloaded the game, and had a fresh start in the EU megaserver because I’m NA but my friend is EU. Having a fresh start now and just having all the improvements and additions and new directions you can go is just crazy. I’m absolutely hooked again, my friend and I are just zombies on this shit now, playing for hours on end. I do miss the classic ESO but I’m certainly not unhappy with modern ESO.
Once you have done a few zones you quickly realise that even though the game is huge and there is tons of content it basically all comes down to the same thing. Go talk to an NPC, run to a wayshrine and fast travel to the objective, run past every enemy on the way, press X at the objective and then to back to the quest giver. Login, writs, daily random, daily bg's, logout because it's the same crap over and over.
As a returning player it was still overwhelming. Helping a new player confirmed my thoughts about those prologue quests. They’re a nightmare for new people. It really makes things too disjointed. Pre one Tamriel was good for new folks. It had progression rails.
I have a question if you buy the disc version of elder scrolls online do I still have to pay play station extra or is the disc the game I'm a play station player
Love eso, six years and going untill eso closes and I've done the same thing going to ranbom zone to see if any of the zones are empty and to my surprise every zone is busy. And I'm GH pvp mostly but I do enjoy questing and housing and I'm taking my time. This game is incredible it offers soo much to the new and seasoned players. Much love, Lady Shadowkitty
I was so happy when they introduced the companions and the armory slots!! I only play healer, both in PvP and PvE, and it's so nice to be able to change to a build with a little more damage in seconds and to have a companion who helps me through the questing process. When I started the game, I stopped questing because it felt like killing just the delve bosses took forever, but with companions and the armory, I could start again. ❤❤
What I would add to Champion Points, its daunting at first with all the options but to max it out, you only need about 1500 of them which comes very fast and you can switch them around at any time
Haven't played ESO since Elsweyr dropped, did they change the rate at which you're getting XP or something? I've been at mid 800s of CP back then and it took a long time to get there. Can't imagine how long it would take me to get to 1500 at that rate, definitely not very fast.
No way - glad I found this vid and that you're still around Deltia mate! Hope you've been keeping well and the fam are all doing great! Best wishes, Stevie
Elder inventory management online 😂 it’s so great to see your videos again (I’ve been off ESO for 3 years and didn’t know you were active again). I always love your content and find it so easy to follow while being entertaining. Thanks for making this! It definitely makes me want to play again 😄
I haven’t even watched the video yet but i’m immediately hooked in with the statement that this video is also for players who played a long time ago and need a refresher. This is exactly my situation (haven’t played since Vet Ranks were in the game!) and i’m so glad someone is catering to this audience ❤️❤️
My situation as well! I was a bit too addicted when I was playing in 2015-2016 so I took a long break and never really got back into it. But I wanna start back with some friends now
No lie tho people are super chill. When I was playing early on having come back after years of not playing since literally release i had multiple people help me run thru some of my starting stuff and get my companion!
You bring up fair points about PvP. With that being said, I have over 8k hours in this game as a strict PvP player, nothing comes close to the experience and combat that ESO offers. The lag in Cyrodiil can be frustrating during prime time, but dueling, battlegrounds, and imperial city give me plenty to do when it’s not performing. This game can definitely be enjoyed as a PvP only player, I log on daily to PvP and continue to have a great time. In my opinion ESO is the best PvP MMO on the market, despite the shortcoming of lag in Cyrodiil. Thanks for the great content brother, keep up the good work.
I tell you what ESO is absolutely amazing on PS5 when played in first person view. Massive improvement over older consoles frame rate graphics are top notch now.
If you are a creative type ESO HOUSING is the best of any MMO, imo and keeps getting better and better. Also the community members here in ESO are very friendly and helpful. I've met many great friends over the years.👍
Its a very chilled out MMO - by chilled out I mean; you can be a returning player at any time. There is no constant grind to catch up to long term players if you're in to PvP and no continuous, endless upgrades to gear. Its a great game if you're in to lore & questing, achievement hunting etc.
Trial guilds now a days are VERY easy to come by and there are so many players that are willing to help newer players get into that content. Most if not all guilds I've participated in have large varying help for new players. ( At least for PC. )
REally? Where can u find some raiding guilds looking for players? I really wanna start this game but it is quite expensive so I must be kind of confident there will be people to raid with.
@@senioy A few I can name are Aedra, Reliable Raiders, ESOruns, and Fellowship of the Ble if you're Aussie or a late night gamer. Most ESO raiding starts with simply joining the discords. A lot of them also partner up making it easier for you to find more guilds to raid with.
important to note: YOU DO NOT NEED THE CRAFT BAG I am a vet player since launch and stopped paying monthly as soon as the option was available. there are addons used specifically for inventory management, such as dustman (which auto marks useless items as junk) and another that auto deposits crafting materials that YOU NEED into your bank. You can even auto sell junk items to merchants, so inventory management is beyond easy on PC and Mac. once you have reached a high enough level and made enough gold, it will be very hard to run out of inventory space, even with all crafting skill trees being used and maxed out.
If you play on console the craft bag is a must or you'll spend hours sorting your inventory in banks, chests and merchants. That's why there is so many style materials, ingredients, trait stone, so people pay for the pesky ESO plus.
I still play it and got a subscription about 2 or 3 months ago fell in love with it this time around I tried many times 2015 2017 2019 to play it but never got into it now It's like I found a candy store with free candy
Started playing a week ago: been playing a lot. Met a dude who has been playing the game for 6 years, dude helped me grind to level 50, then champion level 150 In about a week, little under a week. Decided to buy Blackwood, been enjoying the benefits of ESO PLUS membership. Been saving money by getting all these DLCs for free. This game has improved greatly since it’s release in 2014… I played this game when it first came out on PS4 off and on for a few years constantly leveling characters to 20-30 then deleting them. The game was very dry a few years back, but with free morrowind expansion and base game content it’s a lot more alive of a world. Years ago it felt like a wanna be MMO game, like it was impersonating the genre, selling copies by the Skyrim history. Now… holy smokes. The game feels wayyy more alive and like a real fictional world. Very worth while MMO nowadays after everything they have added. I play on PC now. This is my main video game lately, it’s just a more intelligent game, less children on ESO and 99.99% well minded adults. The community is active and very helpful. Not a whole lot of toxicity but it’s there in the deeper parts of the game, like trial runs and veteran dungeons.
I love the fact that you can do almost everything PvE, with only two overland sets and a monster set if your rotation is good enough. My DK has Shadow of the Red Mountain, Unfathomable Darkness and Grothdarr’s.
This game gave me the best, most chilling a satisfying feeling while playing solo. No need to rush, skill over gear. I really miss this game; I bought some early episodes I never even touched yet.
The game always felt awkward without having an mmo mouse. Having to lift off WASD while not being able to move with mouse was hard for me to get into. But the game is fun, and is probably one of the best bang for your buck tbh.
Zenimax is always looking to set a new bar, it's never been perfect by any stretch, but they do give it there all, new content, graphic upgrades, now companions, my only gripe is they nerf tanks too much, compared to what they were 5 years ago is night and day
Thanks! What a great video! I am a fairly long time player, and I do mostly overland stuff because it's easy. I'd love to get into doing dungeons, but I've had bad experiences with not doing a very good job, then getting abuse form the other players, rather than constructive criticism. So, I've been hesitant to get into dungeons and trials in ESO. I've done World v World and PvP before, but it's just not my thing. Imperial City is still something I haven't done and have been toying with. But, seriously, there's so much crazy overland stuff it's hard to not find something to do. Keep making the great vids!
Of course you get told when you ruin and waste other people's time instead of watching videos and learning how to do a dungeon and press the correct button at the correct time, lol. That's not abuse, that's fair criticism and your own fault.
Man D to the G Deltias Gaming, you were the go to guy for builds back in the day. Holding on to the stamplar for dear life 😂. I quit 5 years ago and recently logged back on and man, so much has changed. Im so lost. Ill need you more than ever Deltia.
Deltia, I really enjoy your content. I too have played since beta, and have a mountain of players, and enjoy all of the aspects of the game. I note, however, that there is a large population of folks that enjoy the housing aspect of the game, and it is a large part of the reason many players love the game. I have personally met hundreds of players who over the years have been great pvp or pve players, and also had incredible houses. I'm not a role player, and you certainly don't have to be to enjoy the creative process of putting a house together. Wouldn't it have been more fair to show some of the incredible housing that has been done by the player base and allow the viewer to judge whether they are interested in that creative process? If you're going to put out a video that describes the game to random viewers, I think you could have been more balanced in that area. That being said, I very much enjoy your videos, have learned much from your content, was happy to see you return (and admired your honesty when you left), and I thank you for all the hard work that goes into your site.
Great video! The only part that is upsetting to me is you did not touch on how they monetize the game which I feel is a big factor to people starting an mmorpg or returning to one. The game is really good but Zenimax milks the hell out of the game. Its got an optional sub, you have to buy expansions and the patches, its got lootboxes AND it has a heavily utilized cash store. Outside of like 3 or 4 basic looking horses there is only 1 mount that you can work towards to earn. The rest you better pull out that wallet or for the ones with particle effects and all that you better go to the casino and play that slot machine. They do have the endeavor system but it takes you a massive amount of time to get anything cool. Also houses that are $100+? Really? Is it pay to win? No. Its mostly cosmetic. But it really is something that should definitely be brought up when discussing whether or not to try ESO out because collecting cool things is a big factor to many who engage with MMORPGs and the fact that most of it is behind a paywall here is pretty upsetting.
@Miguel Medina Sure. Can you find me another large MMORPG that has a box price, DLC which are basically patches between Expansions in most mmorpgs, Expansions that are separate from dlc, a subscription, cash stores that have houses that cost $100+, a subscription, and loot boxes? I'll wait.
I don´t even remember what character I got OR where I left off, but I remember i finished "main" story (first time) and then burned out terribly. Lately I´ve been playing most of TES games, even Daggerfall and I told myself - hell, why not to play again?! It seems there are still a lot of players, so I might jump in again. Thanks for the review!
Yeah, i played years ago and then recently came back when I saw that blackwood collectors edition was like $26 which comes with all the chapters plus since they were doing eso crowns were up to like 40% off so I bought the $150 for $90 so ended up buying ALL of the DLC except murkire/markarth and whatever that vampire looking DLC is.
This video was awesome. You clearly took your time covering every aspect that needed an explanation & edited it quite well. I'm just getting back into ESO, played from it's launch then quit many years ago. It's great to see how far this game has come along, it's even better to see a video like this that covers all that has changed for the better. Thank you for this & keep up the solid work my friend. Khajiit has wares...subscribed :)
Eso is the best mmo for casual players that don't have a lot of time to devote to it imo. There's always something you can chip away at and it doesn't have the same pressure to only focus on the latest released content
Thx for the very informative video. If I buy the standard Ed. (base and morrowind), will there be a choice to buy the rest of dlc in a bundle? I know the collector's edition includes the base game to the newest dlc, but if I have the base and the morrowind, will the collector's edition be cheaper?
7:44 I am a free to play player.... I have done all the zone quest lines other than 2 zones, leveled 2 character to max lvl, am roughly CP 685 and have played a good 450hours. That is without even touching DLCs, doing the quests on 1 character and PvPing on the other Character. Stunning
It's my game in between games lol.. With games like Elden Ring upcoming in not sure how much I'll return in the future but it's always nice to have a fallback game that always had new content.
I haven’t been able to get back to Twitch because my stupid iPad cord shorted out on me a while back. I believe I was either Wheelman or some other chat alias, but can’t remember. Take care, man !!!!
I use to work for ESO/Bethesda support chat in Austin and would have to play this game for player knowledge, whenever we would be slow. I don't know how you guys do it, I couldn't play it longer then a hour without getting confused and bored.. Even with all the access I had to the extra stuff in game like pets, costumes, and etc.. If you sent in a support ticket for account recovery back in 2018 we might've chatted 🙂
@@Deltiasgaming NP. Daughter and I watched u back in the day. Now Daughter, son, wife and I are all getting into the game. We are the Adams Family 🤘 I'm Omega1198, wife is Omegaswife01, daughter is Omegasdaughter10 and son is oOmegason03. 😎🤘
The number one thing about this game for me is the fact that everything you can grind for in the game stays relevant and useful. I still use my very first set I obtained years ago, Mother's Sorrow. After playing Destiny for years as a hardcore player, completing all the hard mode raid achievements, working toward collecting all the exotics, sparrows, titles etc, I watched it all go bye-bye as they introduced Destiny 2.
I feel this comment more than anything else. Destiny was a game me and my group of friends would always play, would compete for who got which armor first and whether or not each set was better etc, then destiny 2 came out and we all kinda stopped playing.
Last time I played was in 2019. I don't really remember what I exactly liked about it but after replaying Skyrim after a few years and then recently seeing how disappointing SWTOR's updates have been for the story since quitting (I think I must've been playing ESO and SWTOR at the same time), and, hell, even just generally the updates have been really dry from what I've heard, I've gotten quite excited to play ESO again. Some memories I do have is loving the PVP even though I'm a casual player, it always reminded me of PlanetSide 2, also exploring the Imperial City was really cool too, just sneaking around to see everything even though that was just about when I was basically quitting, as well the post level 50 stuff being quite confusing.
I think he's wrong on being down on the CP system. It works pretty well. Levels 1-50 are learning your character, it can be done in a day or two. CP transfers across characters so you don't have to grind the advanced skills for EVERY character, which would be exhausting. The slots also limit how far ahead the best players can get - they will always have the best gear, but they will mostly have similar skills to someone who specced carefully around 1500 CP. You can also customise your characters to your interests but if you want to put the time in, it doesn't lock you into that choice. So if you farm or craft, this does not disqualify you from also being able to PVP if you have enough CP -although the armoury development has, in effect, reduced the amount of CP you need to have the perfect character for each task. Overall it's a sophisticated solution to problems all MMOs face when many of their characters are top level, but not necessarily doing the same content.
I really wanna pick up this game (steam eu) but I am afraid since I will be new to the game I won't find a dedicated group to do hard mode trials, and that is what i like most in mmos, how hard is it to find serious raiding groups in this game?
Coming from a hardcore pve endgamer. I do think it’s worth it . The trials/dungeon achievements are earned . The game is hard there’s a big learning curve. Once you understand how the game works you’ll realize how in dept it is . Skill is definitely needed but it gets old . There’s constant changes in meta gear for every role meaning the grind doesn’t stop and everyone’s competing for trifectas. The endgame community is very toxic. But I started to feel like it was a job and not a game . Yeah it was very challenging and getting those achievements felt awesome but I got tired of it. It’s like a job to get an achievement. In order to do the trials you’ll have to be scheduled at certain times so everyone can play . And if you don’t show up it’s like missing work . It wasn’t fun anymore but stressful . I don’t regret the time spent. I think everyone should check it out but definitely don’t stay in the hole . It was intended to neverend . Games like these can suck the life out if you if you let them . At the end of the day I play games to have fun not to be stressed out . But yes it’s worth it but not for a long time .
I tried it but got a steam refund. The character movements were just too weird and shifty, no MMO beats ESO at combat feel and PVP joy. Maybe someday a more fun one gets released, but that'll probably be years.
I've been playing this game since 2015 and still play to this day. I am even considering buying a next gen console just for a better gaming experience. The best thing about this game is PvP (Cyrodiil specifically) its fun running a 4 man group vs a zerg+10players and beating them. Then when all else fails in Cyrodiil you can do some dungeons grind some gear.
My biggest gripe is that pretty much all the crap on the micro transaction store is things we get for free in other MMOs, or at the worst, with in-game currency
I quit a couple years back since my account on xbox got bugged somehow and could never get back on the game decided to buy it again in 2019 on pc and just dropped it cause I forgot that if you don’t have eso plus you’ll never have enough space to craft or be able to make builds making you have to make mule characters or just play other players that eso plus to craft your gear
I wonder if it's possible to make an algorithm that will average out an overall percentage or 1-10 rating of how difficult a dungeon is on Normal and Veteran while also having one specifically for HardMode. Heck, maybe give a general idea on recommended minimal level to start a dungeon including its hard mode because I never knew that DLC Veteran Dungeons even HAD a minimum level requirement until years after starting out.
Just average death or wipe counts per run might be a good enough metric. But no need for an algorithm. You could just make a poll asking players to rank all dungeons
@@MagicMoshroom I'm just throwing ideas around for a good way to average out the success and failure rate of a dungeon, like pulling data from PUG groups or something like that. Not saying it actually needs an algorithm, a poll, etc.
It's good for casual gamers but for hardcore, not so much. All of the small bugs really drive you mad the longer you play. ZOS takes forever, sometimes years to fix bugs. Only for them to come back after a patch. Story content is great but because of no difficulty settings It's mind numbingly easy and becomes boring quickly. There is zero challenge whatsoever. PvP is in a good place meta wise but its as bad as it's ever been performance wise. Almost unplayable at certain points. ESO strong points are veteran dungeons and housing.
Hard agree. I tried coming back to it and the realization that the overland is just so easy is incredibly disappointing. At that point it feels like I’m playing overland content just for the dialogue with characters and cutscenes.
@@jontaii152 Uhh, nobody plays overland content for the difficulty. There's lots of difficult content in the game, none of it in the overland, unless you're soloing world bosses or wandering bosses in Deadlands or something. @Imperial Watch Yeah dude, this game is 100% catering to casual players. There is very little in terms of achievements, cosmetics, mounts etc that can be earned through playing compared to the crowns store. The vast majority of art dev time is spent on the crown store cosmetics, which is perfect for casuals or whales who would rather just swipe their credit card than actually be rewarded for doing something challenging or playing the game. PvP is fun, but bugs and dogshit performance have ruined it.
@@stevieoneder8091 that’s not the point. Why should the only difficult content in the game be instanced. There’s zero challenge while doing zone or DLC quests. It takes the fun out of it
@@jontaii152 That's the entire point dude. Like I said, this game is designed to cater to casual players. They dont want potential whales dying to overland trash and getting upset and quitting before they spend a bunch of money on crown crates. Almost no well designed or successful MMOs have difficult content that is easily accessible/stumbled upon. Or if it is, like a rare spawn in WoW or something, it is a big scary boss that screams "I'm dangerous" to scare noobs away. It demotivates new players when they get crushed by it, and players competent enough to complete that content will seek it out themselves. Its basic game design.
Damn you still makeing ESO vids you are crazy 🤪 haha thanx for your insight for 2022 eso I am thinking off re downloading again but I remember the lagg killing me so much it made me uninstall lmao
Man, I used to play this so much on my ps4, I stopped playing a couple of months after the dragon dlc dropped. I recently switched to the pc race, it's not like I don't want to start over, I wouldn't mind starting all over, but I just wish they had cross play cause idk if it's xbox, ps, or pc that has more population in it
I've tried to get into ESO for years, but i can never understand what i have to do when i reach max level to gear for PVP, i could never get a straight answer and it always scared me off.
8:56 you can get from lvl1 to CP160 in less than a week doing dungeons or PvPing. Don't make it seem like it takes months and months like other games like FF, Wow or RuneScape
If you're a new player it takes longer than what you think, when you're a new player you don't even know what training gear and xp Scrolls are, things that we take for granted. Vet players can level a new toon in a day but new players don't have a clue about leveling and just want to experience the game and explore. It takes a long time to get to 160cp.
@@kyleparker2139 this was definitely me. I was overwhelmed bc I loved playing as a tank (in all or most of MMORPG), but so much of the content was solo.
@@kyleparker2139 exactly! It took me almost 3 months to level up to 50 in my first toon, and now with my second it only took me two days. If you don't have someone to guide you or watch videos on how to level up fast, it could take a lot time. 🤷♀️
Hey Deltia and gang! So I'm returning to ESO, let´s just say it´s been a while (could not remember how to mount...yeah.) I got a couple of friends on the hook now to join me. What would you recommend to do as a group, to have fun with some challenge? (lvl 50, CP between 40-350) Regards. DG (from Sweden)
I started playing in 2015, quit in 2019. I focused on PvP a lot. Got emperor atleast once a month on PS4 NA. Downloading it right now on my Xbox series x. Not looking forward to starting over but there’s nowhere else that comes close to the PVP experience you get from. I had a crafting character that could make everything in the game besides loot drop only items…. I think I dread rebuilding a crafting character more than anything.
Spend tons of hour playing this game back in the day. Leveled all classes, PvE was great. PvP was kinda frustrating cause somehow I was unable to learn it properly. Even with decent gear, builds, right skills, researches online, knowledge of classes...Someone would sneak up and uppercut you to death or do some other bs combo. Siege battles were cool but not as much rewarding as winning 1v1. I thought one day I'll get a hang of it and become good but never did. However, reason that kills me to start playing again - add-ons. It's just a nightmare to reinstall and reconfig all of them. Nope, not doing this for 4th time.
I played when it first came out, and it's 2 biggest issues were that leveling was boring and tool for ever and that the devs struggled with balancing. I remember they would say one thing was over powered and then need it into the ground but that would just are something else op
Hey deltia. I am a pro from ps , but recently switched to Xbox and since eso has no cross save like some games I have to start over on Xbox. Should I start over after losing years of work
so happy to see you doing good. i quit playing for a long time and went through rehab and got back on track. back into a good career and sober. opiate free for a few years now. so happy to see your still making great content.
Congrats on getting your life back together:)
Ayyyeee good for youu! Former addict myself super glad when I see others break free 🥰🥰
Good on ya man. Just one day at a time :)
U kick ass bro, keep up the good work
That's awesome! Good to see you sober, keep at it and God bless
Great video. Im a new (5 months play) and older player (63) and Ive got to say that Ive never had so much fun playing ESO. Im just questing, delving and seeking out Sky shards but the immersion is second to none. Believable characters, engaging story lines and plenty of "I never saw that coming" moments. If you are thinking of playing, DO IT!!!
I love that you have fun and passion for that game! I have 1 thousand hours in that game still havent done it all in fact I messed around a lot I tried different classes. I have not played all the dungeons and I never played a raid. Still I have 1k hours and I am not bored at all.
I completely agree sir probably the best most immersive mmo I've ever played in my personal opinion. Cheers man hope it becomes a game you play for years
I've meet so many older eso players it's insane the data is incorrect about how many people play this game I say a good 10 million people play the game
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There is so much to this game. The Quests are awesome. So many different world events. Pretty easy to get into.
Agreed I am hooked on this game. Caught covid and had 3 weeks off from work now I can't stop playing it!
I just started it but theres so many chapters and dlc's etc i am so confused with this game lmao
@@Dabdoub25 what I suggest is just pick a zone and work the zone quest. There is also what’s called the activity finder for your dungeons, pvp, and a zone guide to help with whatever zone your doing. Gives clues on what’s in the zone and where it’s located. Watch videos on TH-cam is how I learned what I know and also common knowledge from previous mmo games.
@@Realmccoy614 The game is so different from what it used to be at launch. I started right around that time and loved it, but stopped playing after a while and never got back into it consistently again, only sporadically. Recently, a friend of mine got into it for the first time and I went ahead and said “fuck it”, redownloaded the game, and had a fresh start in the EU megaserver because I’m NA but my friend is EU. Having a fresh start now and just having all the improvements and additions and new directions you can go is just crazy. I’m absolutely hooked again, my friend and I are just zombies on this shit now, playing for hours on end. I do miss the classic ESO but I’m certainly not unhappy with modern ESO.
Once you have done a few zones you quickly realise that even though the game is huge and there is tons of content it basically all comes down to the same thing. Go talk to an NPC, run to a wayshrine and fast travel to the objective, run past every enemy on the way, press X at the objective and then to back to the quest giver. Login, writs, daily random, daily bg's, logout because it's the same crap over and over.
They need to get cross save ASAP, so many players would come back to the game..
They do but it’s from pc too console only unfortunately
@@Dragonslayer_1215 really? how do i do this? my pc account has some awesome crown store cosmetics i don’t wanna lose on xbox
What's that? Cross save?
@@noname-wv3ve probably a cross platform save feature
As a returning player it was still overwhelming. Helping a new player confirmed my thoughts about those prologue quests. They’re a nightmare for new people. It really makes things too disjointed. Pre one Tamriel was good for new folks. It had progression rails.
New player here, I 100% agree.
I have no idea what I’m doing lol
I have a question if you buy the disc version of elder scrolls online do I still have to pay play station extra or is the disc the game I'm a play station player
@@jod.6592 if the disc comes with any expansions they should have a code but if not you’ll have to buy them virtually
@@smoothduck7151 ok thanks
Love eso, six years and going untill eso closes and I've done the same thing going to ranbom zone to see if any of the zones are empty and to my surprise every zone is busy. And I'm GH pvp mostly but I do enjoy questing and housing and I'm taking my time.
This game is incredible it offers soo much to the new and seasoned players.
Much love, Lady Shadowkitty
I was so happy when they introduced the companions and the armory slots!! I only play healer, both in PvP and PvE, and it's so nice to be able to change to a build with a little more damage in seconds and to have a companion who helps me through the questing process.
When I started the game, I stopped questing because it felt like killing just the delve bosses took forever, but with companions and the armory, I could start again. ❤❤
What I would add to Champion Points, its daunting at first with all the options but to max it out, you only need about 1500 of them which comes very fast and you can switch them around at any time
Haven't played ESO since Elsweyr dropped, did they change the rate at which you're getting XP or something? I've been at mid 800s of CP back then and it took a long time to get there. Can't imagine how long it would take me to get to 1500 at that rate, definitely not very fast.
@@inspirer4763 they changed the Max cp level and the cp system itself, and I feel like I level faster but I'm not sure
Late comment but have 80 days into eso and barely 1100. They come far from very fast
Really glad to see you and ESO are still going strong Deltia!
No way - glad I found this vid and that you're still around Deltia mate! Hope you've been keeping well and the fam are all doing great! Best wishes, Stevie
I started playing a couple weeks ago and I'm loving it so far. If you can get the expansions on sale it is a must buy if you love elder scrolls games.
Still playing?
Elder inventory management online 😂 it’s so great to see your videos again (I’ve been off ESO for 3 years and didn’t know you were active again). I always love your content and find it so easy to follow while being entertaining. Thanks for making this! It definitely makes me want to play again 😄
Great to hear!
I haven’t even watched the video yet but i’m immediately hooked in with the statement that this video is also for players who played a long time ago and need a refresher. This is exactly my situation (haven’t played since Vet Ranks were in the game!) and i’m so glad someone is catering to this audience ❤️❤️
My situation as well! I was a bit too addicted when I was playing in 2015-2016 so I took a long break and never really got back into it. But I wanna start back with some friends now
Welcome back Brotha
The most mature and friendly community I ever interacted with; ESO got it. Can't wait to play it again.
No lie tho people are super chill. When I was playing early on having come back after years of not playing since literally release i had multiple people help me run thru some of my starting stuff and get my companion!
Really? I got nothing but hate in the chat because I was asking how to do the recent event. It's rare that you'll find a friendly guild too.
That's interesting, It's the most unsociable mmo I've ever played! Just saying.
I think you guys tried the US server, which is toxic. EU is friendly.
@@prixipix6589 Yeah, I'm in Australia so the NA server is the best ping that I can get :/
You bring up fair points about PvP. With that being said, I have over 8k hours in this game as a strict PvP player, nothing comes close to the experience and combat that ESO offers. The lag in Cyrodiil can be frustrating during prime time, but dueling, battlegrounds, and imperial city give me plenty to do when it’s not performing. This game can definitely be enjoyed as a PvP only player, I log on daily to PvP and continue to have a great time. In my opinion ESO is the best PvP MMO on the market, despite the shortcoming of lag in Cyrodiil.
Thanks for the great content brother, keep up the good work.
Im wanting to play ESO just for pvp. Is it any popular on Xbox and is the PvP viable even though I don’t have the expansions as long as I’m skilled?
What other PvP games have you played? Cause if this is the only one, everything you said is based and pointless.
What class do you play in ESO?
I tell you what ESO is absolutely amazing on PS5 when played in first person view. Massive improvement over older consoles frame rate graphics are top notch now.
What differences are there?
Hdr vibrant or default?
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@@KGARRETT0802 FPS is the biggest thing. It runs very smoothly now and not capped at 30fps.
Is it equally good on Xbox Series X?
I recently came back after a 4 or 5 year break and I'm having a blast. So much content has been added.
If you are a creative type ESO HOUSING is the best of any MMO, imo and keeps getting better and better. Also the community members here in ESO are very friendly and helpful. I've met many great friends over the years.👍
This was a very fair and balanced presentation. Thanks and good job Deltia!
My pleasure!
Its a very chilled out MMO - by chilled out I mean; you can be a returning player at any time. There is no constant grind to catch up to long term players if you're in to PvP and no continuous, endless upgrades to gear. Its a great game if you're in to lore & questing, achievement hunting etc.
Trial guilds now a days are VERY easy to come by and there are so many players that are willing to help newer players get into that content. Most if not all guilds I've participated in have large varying help for new players. ( At least for PC. )
REally? Where can u find some raiding guilds looking for players? I really wanna start this game but it is quite expensive so I must be kind of confident there will be people to raid with.
@@senioy A few I can name are Aedra, Reliable Raiders, ESOruns, and Fellowship of the Ble if you're Aussie or a late night gamer. Most ESO raiding starts with simply joining the discords. A lot of them also partner up making it easier for you to find more guilds to raid with.
@@oTryHardz Awesome, i already bought the game so I will definitely see what I can find. Thanks :)
I always find my way back to this game because so many things to do impossible to finish
The best MMO and a MUST PLAY if you are an elder scrolls fan.
important to note: YOU DO NOT NEED THE CRAFT BAG
I am a vet player since launch and stopped paying monthly as soon as the option was available.
there are addons used specifically for inventory management, such as dustman (which auto marks useless items as junk) and another that auto deposits crafting materials that YOU NEED into your bank. You can even auto sell junk items to merchants, so inventory management is beyond easy on PC and Mac.
once you have reached a high enough level and made enough gold, it will be very hard to run out of inventory space, even with all crafting skill trees being used and maxed out.
If you play on console the craft bag is a must or you'll spend hours sorting your inventory in banks, chests and merchants. That's why there is so many style materials, ingredients, trait stone, so people pay for the pesky ESO plus.
I still play it and got a subscription about 2 or 3 months ago fell in love with it this time around I tried many times 2015 2017 2019 to play it but never got into it now It's like I found a candy store with free candy
Started playing a week ago: been playing a lot. Met a dude who has been playing the game for 6 years, dude helped me grind to level 50, then champion level 150 In about a week, little under a week.
Decided to buy Blackwood, been enjoying the benefits of ESO PLUS membership. Been saving money by getting all these DLCs for free. This game has improved greatly since it’s release in 2014… I played this game when it first came out on PS4 off and on for a few years constantly leveling characters to 20-30 then deleting them. The game was very dry a few years back, but with free morrowind expansion and base game content it’s a lot more alive of a world. Years ago it felt like a wanna be MMO game, like it was impersonating the genre, selling copies by the Skyrim history. Now… holy smokes. The game feels wayyy more alive and like a real fictional world. Very worth while MMO nowadays after everything they have added.
I play on PC now. This is my main video game lately, it’s just a more intelligent game, less children on ESO and 99.99% well minded adults. The community is active and very helpful. Not a whole lot of toxicity but it’s there in the deeper parts of the game, like trial runs and veteran dungeons.
MMO veteran here...LOVE this game!
just found out ur back and it makes me happy
I love the fact that you can do almost everything PvE, with only two overland sets and a monster set if your rotation is good enough. My DK has Shadow of the Red Mountain, Unfathomable Darkness and Grothdarr’s.
You have to have at least mother's sorrow or leviathan, knras, zaan or Selene.
@@jamesonwolfston4613 No, stop saying bullshit that could confuse new players, Jameson ;P
I played religiously about three, four years ago. And this video has just decided me on getting back into this game, thank you!!
This game gave me the best, most chilling a satisfying feeling while playing solo. No need to rush, skill over gear. I really miss this game; I bought some early episodes I never even touched yet.
The game always felt awkward without having an mmo mouse. Having to lift off WASD while not being able to move with mouse was hard for me to get into. But the game is fun, and is probably one of the best bang for your buck tbh.
I am able to move with wasd and 12345 as classic setup. Its just a question of how u are used to play certain games.
Zenimax is always looking to set a new bar, it's never been perfect by any stretch, but they do give it there all, new content, graphic upgrades, now companions, my only gripe is they nerf tanks too much, compared to what they were 5 years ago is night and day
GREAT info and review! I like your format, and tell it like it is. Thanks! (subbed)
Thanks for the sub!
Thanks! What a great video! I am a fairly long time player, and I do mostly overland stuff because it's easy. I'd love to get into doing dungeons, but I've had bad experiences with not doing a very good job, then getting abuse form the other players, rather than constructive criticism. So, I've been hesitant to get into dungeons and trials in ESO. I've done World v World and PvP before, but it's just not my thing. Imperial City is still something I haven't done and have been toying with. But, seriously, there's so much crazy overland stuff it's hard to not find something to do.
Keep making the great vids!
Of course you get told when you ruin and waste other people's time instead of watching videos and learning how to do a dungeon and press the correct button at the correct time, lol. That's not abuse, that's fair criticism and your own fault.
I got all the info I needed within the first 3 minutes, thank you!
The monetization model is atrocious, I will continue to stay away...
Man D to the G Deltias Gaming, you were the go to guy for builds back in the day. Holding on to the stamplar for dear life 😂.
I quit 5 years ago and recently logged back on and man, so much has changed. Im so lost. Ill need you more than ever Deltia.
Deltia, I really enjoy your content. I too have played since beta, and have a mountain of players, and enjoy all of the aspects of the game. I note, however, that there is a large population of folks that enjoy the housing aspect of the game, and it is a large part of the reason many players love the game. I have personally met hundreds of players who over the years have been great pvp or pve players, and also had incredible houses. I'm not a role player, and you certainly don't have to be to enjoy the creative process of putting a house together. Wouldn't it have been more fair to show some of the incredible housing that has been done by the player base and allow the viewer to judge whether they are interested in that creative process? If you're going to put out a video that describes the game to random viewers, I think you could have been more balanced in that area. That being said, I very much enjoy your videos, have learned much from your content, was happy to see you return (and admired your honesty when you left), and I thank you for all the hard work that goes into your site.
That's fair! I did show the plinko house but didn't spend much time on it because truthfully I don't know much about it.
@@Deltiasgaming You ever need quick clip examples- I gotchu!
Been playing since 2016 ... love the game and stories.
Great video! The only part that is upsetting to me is you did not touch on how they monetize the game which I feel is a big factor to people starting an mmorpg or returning to one. The game is really good but Zenimax milks the hell out of the game. Its got an optional sub, you have to buy expansions and the patches, its got lootboxes AND it has a heavily utilized cash store.
Outside of like 3 or 4 basic looking horses there is only 1 mount that you can work towards to earn. The rest you better pull out that wallet or for the ones with particle effects and all that you better go to the casino and play that slot machine. They do have the endeavor system but it takes you a massive amount of time to get anything cool. Also houses that are $100+? Really?
Is it pay to win? No. Its mostly cosmetic. But it really is something that should definitely be brought up when discussing whether or not to try ESO out because collecting cool things is a big factor to many who engage with MMORPGs and the fact that most of it is behind a paywall here is pretty upsetting.
That fair points. I feel that could be it's own video but totally fair.
@@Deltiasgaming for sure. Lol. It was just a suggestion. Thanks for the work you put in to making these vids though!
@Miguel Medina Sure. Can you find me another large MMORPG that has a box price, DLC which are basically patches between Expansions in most mmorpgs, Expansions that are separate from dlc, a subscription, cash stores that have houses that cost $100+, a subscription, and loot boxes? I'll wait.
thanks for the hard work! you are worthy the best scroll streamer
I appreciate it
I don´t even remember what character I got OR where I left off, but I remember i finished "main" story (first time) and then burned out terribly. Lately I´ve been playing most of TES games, even Daggerfall and I told myself - hell, why not to play again?!
It seems there are still a lot of players, so I might jump in again. Thanks for the review!
Yeah, i played years ago and then recently came back when I saw that blackwood collectors edition was like $26 which comes with all the chapters plus since they were doing eso crowns were up to like 40% off so I bought the $150 for $90 so ended up buying ALL of the DLC except murkire/markarth and whatever that vampire looking DLC is.
This video was awesome. You clearly took your time covering every aspect that needed an explanation & edited it quite well. I'm just getting back into ESO, played from it's launch then quit many years ago. It's great to see how far this game has come along, it's even better to see a video like this that covers all that has changed for the better. Thank you for this & keep up the solid work my friend.
Khajiit has wares...subscribed :)
Eso is the best mmo for casual players that don't have a lot of time to devote to it imo. There's always something you can chip away at and it doesn't have the same pressure to only focus on the latest released content
Thx for the very informative video.
If I buy the standard Ed. (base and morrowind), will there be a choice to buy the rest of dlc in a bundle?
I know the collector's edition includes the base game to the newest dlc, but if I have the base and the morrowind, will the collector's edition be cheaper?
Sandbox is being used in todays gaming community wrong as ESO is a limited single player sandbox - but a multiplayer theme park.
The base game (not expansions) is on sale for $6 on Steam right now. Is it worth it? (june 2022)
For $6 it’s definitely worth it
Great video, helped me make up my mind on getting ESO now that Steam has it at 75% off
Glad I could help!
7:44 I am a free to play player.... I have done all the zone quest lines other than 2 zones, leveled 2 character to max lvl, am roughly CP 685 and have played a good 450hours.
That is without even touching DLCs, doing the quests on 1 character and PvPing on the other Character. Stunning
Very nice presentation!Do you recommend it for 2 players to play together?
I see players everywhere I go, ran out to the middle of nowhere n seen somebody run by.
USDA? What does the department of agriculture have to do with ESO?
Good review mate, I like your channel already.
I believe the server “cap” for pvp is 250 per fraction, but it tends to severely lag out at 100 per fraction
Great video buddy, keep it up!
I'm thinking about getting into this game
Hell yes. Except the pvp issues its fun as it ever was.
Whats wrong with the pvp? ( i dont play btw)
It's my game in between games lol.. With games like Elden Ring upcoming in not sure how much I'll return in the future but it's always nice to have a fallback game that always had new content.
I haven’t been able to get back to Twitch because my stupid iPad cord shorted out on me a while back. I believe I was either Wheelman or some other chat alias, but can’t remember. Take care, man !!!!
I use to work for ESO/Bethesda support chat in Austin and would have to play this game for player knowledge, whenever we would be slow. I don't know how you guys do it, I couldn't play it longer then a hour without getting confused and bored.. Even with all the access I had to the extra stuff in game like pets, costumes, and etc.. If you sent in a support ticket for account recovery back in 2018 we might've chatted 🙂
This game needs an animation update. The run animation for example is so goofy and the basic combat attacks need a fresh uplift :)
Late to the game bro. But welcome back. I'm just now returning my self so it's good to see you are back bro 😎🤘
Appreciate it
@@Deltiasgaming NP. Daughter and I watched u back in the day. Now Daughter, son, wife and I are all getting into the game. We are the Adams Family 🤘 I'm Omega1198, wife is Omegaswife01, daughter is Omegasdaughter10 and son is oOmegason03. 😎🤘
Hey to let you know, some dude keeps popping up on your video in the bottom left-hand corner. Might want to have that checked out. Cool vid!
I do think they need to shrink Cyrodiils map, to focus around the Emperor keeps, it will help with focus the combat and not be miles of nothingness
The number one thing about this game for me is the fact that everything you can grind for in the game stays relevant and useful. I still use my very first set I obtained years ago, Mother's Sorrow.
After playing Destiny for years as a hardcore player, completing all the hard mode raid achievements, working toward collecting all the exotics, sparrows, titles etc, I watched it all go bye-bye as they introduced Destiny 2.
I feel this comment more than anything else. Destiny was a game me and my group of friends would always play, would compete for who got which armor first and whether or not each set was better etc, then destiny 2 came out and we all kinda stopped playing.
Last time I played was in 2019. I don't really remember what I exactly liked about it but after replaying Skyrim after a few years and then recently seeing how disappointing SWTOR's updates have been for the story since quitting (I think I must've been playing ESO and SWTOR at the same time), and, hell, even just generally the updates have been really dry from what I've heard, I've gotten quite excited to play ESO again. Some memories I do have is loving the PVP even though I'm a casual player, it always reminded me of PlanetSide 2, also exploring the Imperial City was really cool too, just sneaking around to see everything even though that was just about when I was basically quitting, as well the post level 50 stuff being quite confusing.
I think he's wrong on being down on the CP system. It works pretty well. Levels 1-50 are learning your character, it can be done in a day or two. CP transfers across characters so you don't have to grind the advanced skills for EVERY character, which would be exhausting. The slots also limit how far ahead the best players can get - they will always have the best gear, but they will mostly have similar skills to someone who specced carefully around 1500 CP. You can also customise your characters to your interests but if you want to put the time in, it doesn't lock you into that choice. So if you farm or craft, this does not disqualify you from also being able to PVP if you have enough CP -although the armoury development has, in effect, reduced the amount of CP you need to have the perfect character for each task. Overall it's a sophisticated solution to problems all MMOs face when many of their characters are top level, but not necessarily doing the same content.
I really wanna pick up this game (steam eu) but I am afraid since I will be new to the game I won't find a dedicated group to do hard mode trials, and that is what i like most in mmos, how hard is it to find serious raiding groups in this game?
Coming from a hardcore pve endgamer. I do think it’s worth it . The trials/dungeon achievements are earned . The game is hard there’s a big learning curve. Once you understand how the game works you’ll realize how in dept it is . Skill is definitely needed but it gets old . There’s constant changes in meta gear for every role meaning the grind doesn’t stop and everyone’s competing for trifectas. The endgame community is very toxic. But I started to feel like it was a job and not a game . Yeah it was very challenging and getting those achievements felt awesome but I got tired of it. It’s like a job to get an achievement. In order to do the trials you’ll have to be scheduled at certain times so everyone can play . And if you don’t show up it’s like missing work . It wasn’t fun anymore but stressful . I don’t regret the time spent. I think everyone should check it out but definitely don’t stay in the hole . It was intended to neverend . Games like these can suck the life out if you if you let them . At the end of the day I play games to have fun not to be stressed out . But yes it’s worth it but not for a long time .
I’m going to give games like this (online never ending) a miss from now on, because I’ve an addictive personality so thanks for the heads up.
Returning to ESO after a few years away. I AM READY!!
Welcome back
Thanks for the suggestion, ESO is great in so many ways, but I am giving New World a try as well.
I tried it but got a steam refund. The character movements were just too weird and shifty, no MMO beats ESO at combat feel and PVP joy. Maybe someday a more fun one gets released, but that'll probably be years.
I've been playing this game since 2015 and still play to this day. I am even considering buying a next gen console just for a better gaming experience.
The best thing about this game is PvP (Cyrodiil specifically) its fun running a 4 man group vs a zerg+10players and beating them. Then when all else fails in Cyrodiil you can do some dungeons grind some gear.
Been a fan for years love the videos man
Just started playing a week ago. Definitely worth playing if you liked skyrim, or any of the other elder scrolls games.
You had me at "my favorite, daggerfal covenant"
Returning player here.
Just got ESO and I gotta say, your channel is the sole reason I’m not running around like a chicken with my head cut off 😂 cheers
My biggest gripe is that pretty much all the crap on the micro transaction store is things we get for free in other MMOs, or at the worst, with in-game currency
I quit a couple years back since my account on xbox got bugged somehow and could never get back on the game decided to buy it again in 2019 on pc and just dropped it cause I forgot that if you don’t have eso plus you’ll never have enough space to craft or be able to make builds making you have to make mule characters or just play other players that eso plus to craft your gear
I wonder if it's possible to make an algorithm that will average out an overall percentage or 1-10 rating of how difficult a dungeon is on Normal and Veteran while also having one specifically for HardMode.
Heck, maybe give a general idea on recommended minimal level to start a dungeon including its hard mode because I never knew that DLC Veteran Dungeons even HAD a minimum level requirement until years after starting out.
Just average death or wipe counts per run might be a good enough metric. But no need for an algorithm. You could just make a poll asking players to rank all dungeons
@@MagicMoshroom I'm just throwing ideas around for a good way to average out the success and failure rate of a dungeon, like pulling data from PUG groups or something like that. Not saying it actually needs an algorithm, a poll, etc.
It's good for casual gamers but for hardcore, not so much.
All of the small bugs really drive you mad the longer you play. ZOS takes forever, sometimes years to fix bugs. Only for them to come back after a patch.
Story content is great but because of no difficulty settings It's mind numbingly easy and becomes boring quickly. There is zero challenge whatsoever.
PvP is in a good place meta wise but its as bad as it's ever been performance wise. Almost unplayable at certain points.
ESO strong points are veteran dungeons and housing.
Hard agree. I tried coming back to it and the realization that the overland is just so easy is incredibly disappointing. At that point it feels like I’m playing overland content just for the dialogue with characters and cutscenes.
@@jontaii152 Uhh, nobody plays overland content for the difficulty. There's lots of difficult content in the game, none of it in the overland, unless you're soloing world bosses or wandering bosses in Deadlands or something.
@Imperial Watch Yeah dude, this game is 100% catering to casual players. There is very little in terms of achievements, cosmetics, mounts etc that can be earned through playing compared to the crowns store. The vast majority of art dev time is spent on the crown store cosmetics, which is perfect for casuals or whales who would rather just swipe their credit card than actually be rewarded for doing something challenging or playing the game. PvP is fun, but bugs and dogshit performance have ruined it.
@@stevieoneder8091 that’s not the point. Why should the only difficult content in the game be instanced. There’s zero challenge while doing zone or DLC quests. It takes the fun out of it
@@jontaii152 That's the entire point dude. Like I said, this game is designed to cater to casual players. They dont want potential whales dying to overland trash and getting upset and quitting before they spend a bunch of money on crown crates. Almost no well designed or successful MMOs have difficult content that is easily accessible/stumbled upon. Or if it is, like a rare spawn in WoW or something, it is a big scary boss that screams "I'm dangerous" to scare noobs away. It demotivates new players when they get crushed by it, and players competent enough to complete that content will seek it out themselves. Its basic game design.
Damn you still makeing ESO vids you are crazy 🤪 haha thanx for your insight for 2022 eso I am thinking off re downloading again but I remember the lagg killing me so much it made me uninstall lmao
I wish this game as others, that it offered a mail notification when in character selection.
Man, I used to play this so much on my ps4, I stopped playing a couple of months after the dragon dlc dropped. I recently switched to the pc race, it's not like I don't want to start over, I wouldn't mind starting all over, but I just wish they had cross play cause idk if it's xbox, ps, or pc that has more population in it
Thnx brother informative vedio
Have you thought about or done voiceover for cartoons?
I've tried to get into ESO for years, but i can never understand what i have to do when i reach max level to gear for PVP, i could never get a straight answer and it always scared me off.
8:56 you can get from lvl1 to CP160 in less than a week doing dungeons or PvPing. Don't make it seem like it takes months and months like other games like FF, Wow or RuneScape
If you're a new player it takes longer than what you think, when you're a new player you don't even know what training gear and xp Scrolls are, things that we take for granted. Vet players can level a new toon in a day but new players don't have a clue about leveling and just want to experience the game and explore. It takes a long time to get to 160cp.
@@kyleparker2139 this was definitely me. I was overwhelmed bc I loved playing as a tank (in all or most of MMORPG), but so much of the content was solo.
@@kyleparker2139 facts
@@kyleparker2139 exactly! It took me almost 3 months to level up to 50 in my first toon, and now with my second it only took me two days. If you don't have someone to guide you or watch videos on how to level up fast, it could take a lot time. 🤷♀️
Dude I used to watch you in 2016 my mind is blown I finally found your channel again. I’m glad you stayed true, sypher only makes fortnite videos now
I wouldn't mind the ability to switch lights ( next light, on, or off ) under Precision edit.
Hey Deltia and gang! So I'm returning to ESO, let´s just say it´s been a while (could not remember how to mount...yeah.) I got a couple of friends on the hook now to join me. What would you recommend to do as a group, to have fun with some challenge? (lvl 50, CP between 40-350)
Regards.
DG (from Sweden)
I'd work on trifecta achievements in dungeons, clear all beginner vets then DLC.
@@Deltiasgaming Thanks, I’ll check that out!
I started playing in 2015, quit in 2019. I focused on PvP a lot. Got emperor atleast once a month on PS4 NA. Downloading it right now on my Xbox series x. Not looking forward to starting over but there’s nowhere else that comes close to the PVP experience you get from. I had a crafting character that could make everything in the game besides loot drop only items…. I think I dread rebuilding a crafting character more than anything.
Spend tons of hour playing this game back in the day. Leveled all classes, PvE was great. PvP was kinda frustrating cause somehow I was unable to learn it properly. Even with decent gear, builds, right skills, researches online, knowledge of classes...Someone would sneak up and uppercut you to death or do some other bs combo. Siege battles were cool but not as much rewarding as winning 1v1. I thought one day I'll get a hang of it and become good but never did. However, reason that kills me to start playing again - add-ons. It's just a nightmare to reinstall and reconfig all of them. Nope, not doing this for 4th time.
I played when it first came out, and it's 2 biggest issues were that leveling was boring and tool for ever and that the devs struggled with balancing. I remember they would say one thing was over powered and then need it into the ground but that would just are something else op
Any recommendations for stam night blade?
3:24 Playshtashion
Is there still an issue with getting disconnected from game every ten minutes for no reason?
Hey deltia. I am a pro from ps , but recently switched to Xbox and since eso has no cross save like some games I have to start over on Xbox. Should I start over after losing years of work
A lot of folks switch to PC but just depends if you like the game or not. I started over on EU and have a blast.
i really want to play the game, but don't want to pay 14.99 sub/month ...
It’s not pay to play, only for craft bag. I do recommend it though solely for saving inventory space.
I loved the game on console and want to play on pc but I can’t bear go through the champion points again
Such a grind! Plus you lose all of your untradeables!