Should You Play ESO in 2024? | New & Returning Player Guide

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ESO needs a big Wow factor update. Something huge like a complete combat update to improve the decade old sounds and visuals. A major overhaul to Cyrodiil. Or a new major activity to stand beside the tentpoles of questing, pvp, housing, dungeons/trials, etc...

I have started ESO last week! it's bit hard to get into it but I am level 15 right now and having a blast. Very worth it to pay attention to the story and Dialogue.

Just hopped back on this game after like 4 years of being off. Having tons of fun with the arcanist

Ah Hack, always love your upbeat nature.

Thanks for the well explained, very informative video format. I sub and i just pre-ordered Gold Road!

I discovered you back when Elsweyr first came out and I use to watch all your builds one after the other binge watching. I then took the jump and literally made 18 characters all between lvl.16 to lvl.40 solo leveling specifically story mode adventuring before quitting each character from burnout, trying different classes but I became to overwhelmed by complex guides on where to go, which quests to pick in specific order and where to run before progressing the main story. I always wanted to play the game as a single player game so I could experience all the story and lore content as a die hard lore fan of the the franchise before doing any multiplayer stuff and my biggest issue was it was so hard trying to keep up and not confuse myself amongst it all so I could have a chronological experience of the content and chapters. I saw the trailer for the new chapter and immediately ignited a fire in me again, so I'm returning and buying this chapter and your video just helped me solidify that decision but I know I'll be chasing years of content so I don't expect to play the new chapter until a few years from how convoluted and inefficient my questing becomes. I'm hopeful my first experience for an MMO actually becomes an experience this time and I can come to enjoy the genre.

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Very detailed video mate, very helful for begginers 👍

Thank you for this video! It was very helpful!

This was very informative, thanks. I played several years ago and just reinstalled, and have forgotten so much. I think I'm going to need to sub though, as I've got a bunch of alts I had made for storage, all with inventories full, and a bank with 198/100 slots filled lol. And I honestly can't remember if any of the crap I hoarded is valuable or if there was any reason to hoard it in the first place. I don't think I was ever in a guild with a trader so I never had access to auction houses. Honestly the way the auction houses work in this game is kind of odd. I mean, there's a separate auction house for all these different guilds right? Are they actually at all useful?

i played the game for years on console.switched to pc 2 weeks ago and im loving the game again

They need to update old sets in some way, but I suspect that those old sets are intended for materials harvesting at this point. Having 500+ sets or whatever is silly. It's artificial variety, even though most players still gravitate to the BIS sets.

Yeah that's all I want ESO Plus for...crafting bag and outfit dye. Well the catching up on all dlc except the latest us a great bonus.

I love ESO for what it is. more tamriel lore. I like to play with friends but most often than not I end up playing alone just listening to the story, reading all the lore books and feeling the immersion

Tyvm for the insight.

i get sucked into loot crates sometimes😯 I like watching the cat pass out the cards. lol its addicting

I was addicted to this game, playing 15hrs a day on my days off of work and this was back in 2016. I have a gaming PC now and want to dive back in and with the new gold road dlc

I really like the feel of ESO combat compared to other MMOs and I don't mind limiting the number of abilities but I do think 5 (or 5x2) is too few. There are so many cool abilities I never used or stopped using because there's just no space for them. It feels like my character can only ever do a tiny subset of the stuff they should be able to do.

I played it for the first time when elsewyr was released. Played until like level 10 with two characters then got bored. Just now redownloaded and started a dragon knight and got him to cp 40 but noticed I was not completely happy with it so I just restarted with a Templar and I love it. I bought the necrom collection and I’m debating on trying out eso plus but I dont want to be dependent on it and I want to familiarize myself with a game a little more. I’m surprised how populated the game is aswell.