Believe it or not everybody. If you don't know that we old guys play on this game too. I am 54 years old. I love this game so much. I now have the time to play because I am semi retired with owning my own business. Thank you for your help and support. This really helps. I hope you read my post because I am now going to send time watching your videos. I am always going to be playing games until the age of 95.
Came here to say this exact thing. Vvardenfell, Vivec City is the tightest area for daily writs. I have 10 toons I run through dailies and I run them all in Vivec city. Literally you just run in a circle crafting and then run to the dock to turn in. I make about 45k to 50k daily doing writs.
...also there are some great add-ons that make crafting carefree and painless. If you combine the right crafting add-ons with Vvardenfell, you can craft on 8-10 toons in less than an hour.
Contemplating on coming back and saw this in my reccomended. I havent fully invested into eso because i never knew what to do. I basically killed this, gathered that, explored here and there, and ran in circles because reasons. Thank you so much for this, this will set me on the correct path of things. Subscriber +1.
All really good info. Would also recommend for daily crafting writs to craft THREE of each item (including 6 bows if applicable) except jewelry. Crsfting writs rotate every 3 days, so after 3 days of doing this, your character will already have the next week's worth of items crafted and you won't spend time at the crafting tables, just turn in the writs immediately after picking them up. Also, Alchemy and Provisioning writ products are bankable/shareable. This means that you can have your highest level crafter craft multiple Provisioning and Alchemy items, store them in the bank, and then every other character can just retrieve them from the bank when they need to, rather than craft them each themselves. In fact, I keep a full stack of all relevant Alchemy and Provisioning items in each of my characters' inventories. I pick up writs, craft jewelry, turn in writs. Full daily crafting writs on 7 characters takes only minutes every day.
Watched this out of curiosity, turns out I'm not the only one who does this . Lol. After awhile, It gets tiring doing it repeatedly tho since i found i couldn't enjoy the game that much. Just do it if you want to :) if it gets tiring you can pause and then just do it again when you feel like it.
Thanks, this is exactly the sort of content I’ve been looking for to help understand what I should be trying to do every time I login. Great video; and +1 sub!
I had to start playing this game in moderation because of my said "routine" one second you are claiming a reward then you say I'm just gonna steal a bit and sell it to a fence. Next thing you know you are repairing gates for 6 hours in cyrodiil.
Dude, your content is helpful, accessible, and well presented. If you make more ESO videos in the future I think your channel would grow substantially. You’re very talented! Also I get that it’s a ton of work haha
Thanks! I'd love to make more, it's hard to find the time with the full time job and full time streaming. Appreciate the feedback though and I'll see what I can do!
Alliance points can be banked so you can log in on any character to pick them up, you'd be better off lvling mount stamina before speed because you can use rapid manuver while mounted, use an exp scroll before you turn in writs for a fat exp boost, you get more trasmute stones from battlegrounds instead of undaunted.
When I create a character I immediately get them on their way to crafting. I have one main crafter tbough, but all my other characters can craft to a lesser degree. Those extras from daily writs are nice. I went for bag space on my horses first and speed second. Since my character could run faster than my horse could for a while, bag space was always more important. Plus, my character have sticky fingers. 😁
Hell do some videos on dailys in general. Showcasing what motifs you can get and where all the good ones are. And btw there is no way to simplify ESO theres just to much lol. But this was a good start. Alot of people don't know all the efficent ways to things while lvling a new character. Like read every book case. Go join all the faction guilds first off (mages, fighters, thieves etc..). Throw usless abilities on bar to lvl them for the future. Night stands, desks and back packs are loaded with recipes and style pages. Outlaws refuge to sell stolen gear, fishing in groups yields better results. You could do a whole (Did you know series).
Thank you! I'll try to cover these in future videos. My goal is just to help make bite size videos to break down parts of the game to make it more accessible in general, since its overwhelming for many to get started. I imagine that people will search for topics they are stuck on or something similar and find their answer in a video that's easy to digest.
@@Prestonality good way to approach it. Been following you for about a year and a half on mixer. Didn't know you did UA-cam too. Very well delivered info tho, could be the next deltia yea? Lol once you've covered all the basics as you said above then maybe start going over mechanics, in depth look at tool tip vs output stats etc.
You don't have to collect the hireling mail everyday, if you log in on the character that gets it and get the daily reward then log off you'll have 2 days worth the next day
Very nice, I think will be helpful to some newer players. One note: Mounts no longer continue to sprint when you run out of stamina. That was apparently a bug and they finally got around to fixing it. xP It does make it a big deal if you don't have your mount leveled to full speed and are trying to hunt dragons, especially during an event; you're not going to get to them on time anymore if you're a lowbie, unless you have Rapids (and even then sometimes you may be beyond help).
Yep, they changed it after the video was uploaded. Apparently they changed it because it has to do with server performance? I don't fully understand the impact myself.
Here is a great tip on researching. Create several toons, do the celestial quest in craiglorn get the random nirnhoned item and research it. it'll take less than a day. Make another and give it to main toon to research.
Crafting mail does stack, you do not need to actually claim it BUT if you have a full stable of characters your mail will get full FAST and that will block you from getting hireling mail.
Miguel Teixeira Agree, I get bored immediately when I start logging on and off characters to go through a routine, I try to do writs because money and vouchers, but never let it become a chore!
Been playing for awhile, but decided to watch this video. I still find it silly that mount upgrades aren’t account bound. If you have a lot of characters it’s silly to have to login to every one to level that up. Great video BTW! I’ll check out what else you have.
NICE VIDEO! I love that you made it flow. Just getting back into ESO.. This was really Helpful to understand how to spend my time getting re-aquainted! Awesome.. add one more Sub!
in regards to the stamina upgrade for mount we no longer keep running at the same speed when it runs out like it used to we drop back to the top jogging speed, apart from that nice concise informative video, the only thing i wasnt aware of was the reset timer and amount of xp from enlightenment but there will be plenty of new and not so new players this will help greatly i think
I do daily writs on 12 toons. With the lag and load times it takes me a little over an hour 7 days a week. However I get a lot of survey maps and that is my primary income for a trader guild. I activate daily alliance points rewards on alts for rapid maneuvers until their horse is trained up. I find with my schedule sometimes all I can log in for is daily writs and surveys. I have done that and nothing else for several months at a time which makes eso feel like a chore. And when I had time I sometimes did dragon dailies on an alt as the rewards are good.
I get that. I do writs on 18 characters at the moment. All slots are maxed and it takes me 1 solid hour at least, maybe 1:15 if I do some extra stuff here and there. Collecting surveys varies but I'm often on top of it, that can take an extra 10-30 minutes, depending how many I get that day. I do all my writs in Alinor, just feels the fastest. Currently running i9-9900K and NVMe SSD, load times are decent but depends on server loads. I wish ZOS would add a character change option right from the menu, so there's only 1 loading screen.
@@Prestonality I used to do alinor but I moved to Vivec City. As my guild said it's faster. I have to deconstruct and mount train all my alts still too. My game usually counts down from 10 on logout and than freezes for 20 seconds. I used the geforce experience to optimize too which put everything on max.
Before I was max cp (this was before daily rewards and before bgs was in base game), I would log in do my daily writs, a random dungeon, pledges, daily thieves guild, daily dark brotherhood, upgrade my mount speed, and then I would log off.
So I'm a newly returned player, and I already have a max crafter from my previous stint playing the game, but why not use the crafting setup near the western Vivec wayshrine? It's got everything except an outfit station all in one spot. Sure, it's slightly more spaced out than Alinor, but Alinor is farther from the wayshrine to the crafting area, no Thieve's Den, and the Bank is far from the crafting area. In Vivec you've got every crafting station, the bank, and the thieve's den all in that one spot and really close to the wayshrine. The only thing I'm not sure about is where you turn in the writs, since I haven't done any there since coming back. And there's also like half a dozen guild traders between the wayshrine and the hub in case you need a quick purchase of materials for crafting.
I do Crafting Writs and Login Rewards daily using 9 Characters and get about 1 mil gold per month using ~2 hours daily. So far this has become sustained with no additional effort but then I spread my Characters out to use different pools of resources; sometimes I might spend some time to gather but most of this is handled when collecting Skyshards. I did spend about 1-2 years just collecting the Hireling Rewards but this is also a given. I also use the Crafting Writ Rewards to gather resources for my highest level Character since he burns through high-end mats pretty quickly doing those Writs but again this comes to me for free. Gotta be Level 6 to do Crafting Writs but this takes very little effort.
There's sooooooo many motifs/styles to collect. Eventually, you want most or nearly all of them for achievements and master writs so focusing on one main crafter is ideal. I do run crafting on all the characters but only enough to get writs to max proficiency.
Not really a Daily thing but maybe a weekly one. Earning rank 1 participant in the long pvp campaign earns you 50 transmutation crystals at the end of the campaign. This can be stacked on each character, and is great to transmute gear that requires a lot of grind or jewelry and weapons that doesn’t come in certain traits.
@@reypalpatine916 there are two kinds of mmo players... The ones who want to get the maximum stuff and power through, and the ones who are just playing slowly at their own pace without any help.
the game makes u to grind in order to enjoy it :D questing: at first, is fun to do some questing and stuff they try to help you to learn but are very bad at it coz al you lean is spam and skills and la's, later they get so easy, in fact so easy that is not even worth to bother unless you can't sleep and want to help your self to get in bed faster. PvP: pvp is kind of cool and I did not find anything too bad about it except lagg that take any chance of being any good in-game, but for the casual experience, I enjoy it. the best thing about it that you can still be competitive without meta because it's all about you the personal skill, of course, you can't ignore getting better gear, players of the same skill with better gear will win for sure. PvE: I came to this game for pve. expecting some good experience from what I have seen. and that was my big mistake, Casual PvE experience: the normal difficulty content is too easy, normal dungeons is a farm spot. nothing more they don't teach you the mechanics at all. the normal trails is a gear farm spot. and also a good way to make yourself sleepy before bed at least they don't make you to farm anything in order to complete. Veteran PvE experience: this is where stuff gets ridiculous. for players that are getting into vet's is very very punishing. because you can't learn anything useful from normal's it means that you have to learn to play the game again. by all means, veteran content is interesting and challenging and IF YOU MEET ALL REQUIREMENTS people will be very polite and nice to you comparing to casual dungeons. even share gear set that you hunt. to be accepted you need to look for "meta" builds in order to fit the standards and I have to mention that standard is to be powerful enough to farm the vet's, yes you hear right if you too weak to farm it means you are a noob and wasting everyone time. pll got already enough farming to do like crafting, gold, daylilies and stuff and caring some noob that wants to experience and enjoy the game is not on the list. nobody cares if you competent know all the mechanics etc. id you don't do enough DPS to snowball dungeon = trash talk, bully, kick. you realize that in order to become better you need better set's and game build in such a way that if you want sets you have to farm a LOT. for example with alcast "serpent build" at gear set up 2 which took eons to farm. was doing 15k dps(3mil dummy) at about cp300 when dots were a thing and taking in to account that I understood rotation and how important is light attacks in between. to get better DPS I should have spent hours upon hours on training dummy perfecting my ability to perform unfixable and embraced in-game bug called "la weaving" after 2 hours I realized that this is not how any game shud have to be played and I will not throw my expensive time to something that makes me a bot. I quit the game for 2 months for the first time after that, I decided to give the game another chance when I got back dots where nerfed and had to redo my build i did it the gear stay the same so it was easy I spend few hours on dummy and did my 15k dps again(3mil dummy) so the only way left was to go for trail gear and the only working trail gear for stam dps was locked behind dlc. lucly for me it was and Christmas's sake so I bought 21k crowns for 70eu. and got every single DLC. did some questing in new zones collected some more skyshards and was ready to get(farm for eons) trail gear I took 3 days to get the divine to requeen, then I needed Selene monster set I took me 3 days to get the group that will help me with helm and almost 2 weeks of pledges and keys to get selenes shoulder peace. why because someone decided that game is not farmy enough and put an rnd on the shoulder peace. i took me 5 5key boxes to get selene :DDDD this is how bad the rnd is the game is, so while in the process is remembered how grindy the game is and time-consuming game is. ant this point i was 400 cp and did some wet and enjoyed this game for a while after 400 hours of preparing and farming, of course, was doing 37k dps on a trail dummy and 22k dps on a 3mil dummy i took me 400 f-ing hours to enjoy game and be accepted in content I like and enjoy(when I get the grout that did not come to snowball the dungeon but actually play it). also, these numbers are not good enough its a starter rookie numbers. to even think about any better vet dungeons and to start vet trails I needed more. so I turn my focus to getting lokketiz weps and jewel.... problem is that they are so f-ing hard to farm i took me 20 runs to get sword and amulet. and no one will share coz we all there for this I decided to quit the game for good this time. there was no another way but hardcore grinding and dummy punching to finally play PvE and enjoy it. so all I got from this game is 100 hours of enjoyment that cost me 50hours of waiting in queue and making groups to trails, and 250 hours of grinding and 100eu in total real money if you want to fall for then enjoy :)
@@evaldasvilkas2334 While some of what you said certainly has some merit, you realize you've boxed yourself into that pov right? You don't HAVE to play to "grind", which it's an MMO and there is some of that, sure. There is an endless supply of story content for all fans of the Elder Scrolls to enjoy that is played SOLO if you hate people. As for getting shit on by other players, I don't see how you can point that out as negative? Have you played any online game ever smh? As with any online game ever there being dicks, there are also a ton of good people out there just looking for a fun group to play with. ZOS even helped players out with this recently with guild finder, do you could find people that want to play the game the same way as you. Now the gear "grind", as stated previously this is an MMO, and as such getting more powerful gear is integral part of that. How fast do you wanna advance? Find a good group of people to play with and enjoy that "grind" at your own pace. Ultimately, this just harkins back to my previous comment which was, there are hardcore players and there are casual players. I'm not sure where you lie in the spectrum, but to me it seems more in the middle, trying to become hardcore and you've met some bad people. OR, you've been to scared to meet new groups of people, and have been listening to someone like alcast who is constantly feeding you what the meta is, and because that's unattainable, you feel insufficient. Nothing wrong with alcast or any other ESO content creator, but you gotta use them as reference, and become your own player. Maybe I'm wrong about you on that idk. At the end of the day you gave the game a try and maybe didn't like it for the right or wrong reasons idk. Point is, the game doesn't "make" you do anything you don't want to do...
Its a lot to take in for sure but don't try to do it all at once. I would focus on 1 thing, like getting through all the quests in one area or one storyline. Getting to level 50 or mastering healing or tanking. Take 1 thing and focus on it. It'll start to fit together over time.
Dud im a noon, i dont understand the diffenrence between same weapon but different colors each .... In skyrim the damage changed but in TESO only color does ...
that 6 months to level your mounts is the perfect example of what is wrong with ESO. I love the game but goddamn, 6 months of daily log ins to get an alt up to speed is ridiculous. Then you take into account the crafting levelling and trait learning how long that takes. I really want to roll a new character, I dont like playing my NB anymore and I want to try tanking but the amount of time I have to invest just grinding things like this is insane... oh but dont worry, Bethesda will sell you all the skips you need for an over inflated price from the cash store... Its really off putting and one of the main reasons I have not returned to ESO.
Totally hear you. I don't care for the daily mount upgrade limitation and funneling people into the pay option. I understand they gotta make money but ya, I hear ya. Honestly, I main tank on my NB. Its actually really sweet. If you ever jump on again, you could respec and give it a shot.
I don't see a problem with it taking that long....but you should only have to do it once. Once you unlock everything for your mount, it should apply to all of your toons, account-wide.
I really don't understand writs. I have two writs that it's telling me to complete but I don't have poultry or even a recipe for one of them. What am i supposed to do?
Go to a nearby inn for the recipes - the chef and the brewer will often sell the recipes you need. For ingredients, just check every barrel, sack etc out in the world and in dungeons. Sometimes the vendor at the cooking station may have an ingredient you need too, for sale.
Hi. I saw at the end in the dungeon that you have the roles by the names from your group. Can I ask which it is? I still get confused, when we play, who is who :D
I can't stand sticking to one character... I'm an altaholic. On SWTOR I've got 40 toons. 23 toons on STO. 9/9 in ESO until I get more slots. I like to understand the ins and outs for each class and role as much as possible.
I still dont understand why people are obsessed with pledges, especialy now when you can buy specific box open it with high chance of reward you need, change trait and be done with it (its not like we change monster sets everyday). Its not 2015/2016 when we had to play daily to get div, medium or idk something else. Not only that people are doing them on 5+ chars i cant understand how 15 dungeons each 30 min is 7:30 hours is that a bit sick, and still some people do daily quests in all zones, on every char that is another 3/4h just on same thing whole day. Im fascinated by that even lab mice, after running around for 1h get bored.
Honestly start with MapPings, MiniMap and Clean UI just for a light touch to start. LUI really fleshes out the UI with buff timers, active ability timers that are similar to WoWs cooldowns. Also lots of additions to chat dialog.
Ok ok ok.. I am confused here a little.. please explain.... Why can't I just make one character that can do it all instead of a spasific skill? Example.. when you said players like to dedicate one character to crafting or one character to elcomy... why can't I just have a single character do it all?? Thank you, LP💯🦁
You can, have one character be your main crafter. Some people do that, others spread it around all their characters and then some like a friend of mine does it all on all characters. I personally theme my crafting out to characters for things they actually use. But you can just have one who does all the crafting and just log in to that one when you want to craft something.
Lack of available skill points is my main issue.. currently doing most on my stam dk.. would love to make this a crafter aswell.. but there simply arent enough skill points to get all crafting skills next to the skills I already have and actively use.. (since im switching between pve and pvp) counted 220 skyshards still available for this character.. however I would need 390 to get all skill points for all crafting skills.. ( yes im aware you can get skill points by completing dungeons, certain missions and ranks in PVP) Guess once Im in the mood to collect all skyshards I might have a look how far this will bring me....
@@HensonHitter My crafter does PvE content. She has every single crafting perk point except the one that spots harvest nodes and is still kitted out with all her required skills and has like 9 points leftover. And she doesn't even have half of the shards collected. If you're trying to max morph everything... then I can see running out of points. But it's not an immediate issue.
Definitely take the time to learn all the crafting traits on at least one character so you can craft and transmute everything. Right now, straight stat sets like Crafty Alfiq or Necropotenance + damage set are a solid bet. Either craft New Moon or pick up Mother’s Sorrow.
steven wood bro same. Me and my 2 friends are just killing random things for exp and have no clue what we’re doing. This morning I tried to play solo and did a lot of quests but it’s hard solo. I need some people that are just happy to smash out some quests.
There's definitely a lot to take in, you could try loading the map and using the Zone Guide. That can help break down the activities to complete in the current zone.
I can see that perspective for sure. Personally, that's how I enjoy MMOs. I wouldn't let that get in the way of your enjoyment. It really is built well for players of all kinds of play-styles. Compared to older MMOs like vanilla WoW. You could spend hours and feel like you've accomplished nothing. I would say, disregard this video entirely if it means you enjoy the game, play it the way YOU want to. Don't worry about min/maxing your time or any of that stuff. Just have fun with it.
@@Prestonality I've definitely had fun with the game, but now i'm around cp400 and I feel like I've done everything there is to do. I think it's one of the better MMOs on the market, but for me the endgame is just kind of... flat? Once you get to cp160 there's hundreds of things to do, but it doesn't really feel like any of them move me towards a greater goal. I've probably only finished about half of the dungeons but I don't have any drive to do any of the others, PVP is so daunting just because the skill and gear ceiling makes it so difficult for me to compete with long time players. I think it's great that you take out the time to respond to comments on a year old video, and thank you for the advice but I think perhaps it's time for me to move on from ESO altogether.
@@adamb1593 I think I felt the same around that CP level too. Often I find that with other games as well. I ask myself, "Why I am playing this?" End game has got to be the hardest thing for developers to create and I think some of it has to land on the player. You almost have to define what you want your end game to be and then find the game that best matches that experience. I've personally found that with ESO. Through alts and endless build combinations. Running new content and mastering old content. See how tanky I can get, how much damage I can do. Specific builds for different PVP styles. It flowed naturally for me with ESO where other games... I just got bored.
@@Prestonality Yeah, I agree with you there. I suppose the endgame just isnt for me as I was never too good at creating my own goals, unless they're on the path to something bigger. At the end of the day its impossible to make a game for everyone, and I just have to accept that this one hasn't been made for me. Never mind 😊
@@adamb1593 From my experience in other MMOs like SWTOR and STO the "real" endgame is playing barbie. Collecting outfits and cosmetics and just making cool looking characters. This takes gold which gives an incentive to play.
@@Prestonality oh god, that is quite a lot. It does make me feel better, but you gained quite the CP in a span of a year. 🧐 Have ever used the great feature /played to see how much time you spend in the game?
Gábor Angeli it is but you can monitor your overall champion level from your setting screen or character select screen; I’m 940ish with 3/4 years in; but I have maxed out all slots/ maxed out cp on every alt and all my chars are endgame geared/skilled spec to the teeth
Believe it or not everybody. If you don't know that we old guys play on this game too. I am 54 years old. I love this game so much. I now have the time to play because I am semi retired with owning my own business. Thank you for your help and support. This really helps.
I hope you read my post because I am now going to send time watching your videos.
I am always going to be playing games until the age of 95.
Good for you man
Johnathan, a very like minded 50+ year old *salutes* you!
Dude that’s dope
And what are you going to do after the age of 95? C:
VIGGY play the next one 😂
I would also recommend Vivec for daily writs. Everything super close together, including bank and outlaw refugee.
Came here to say this exact thing. Vvardenfell, Vivec City is the tightest area for daily writs. I have 10 toons I run through dailies and I run them all in Vivec city. Literally you just run in a circle crafting and then run to the dock to turn in. I make about 45k to 50k daily doing writs.
...also there are some great add-ons that make crafting carefree and painless. If you combine the right crafting add-ons with Vvardenfell, you can craft on 8-10 toons in less than an hour.
@@dread-cthulu what is toons?
If you don't have any DLC, moth Mournhold and Stormhold are reasonably good as well.
@@popsbox4024 Toons are characters. Toons (short for cartoons).
I only have 5 minutes like you said but I spent 8 minutes watching this video,I've failed already
So basically you have to watch at 2 speed next time.
Contemplating on coming back and saw this in my reccomended. I havent fully invested into eso because i never knew what to do. I basically killed this, gathered that, explored here and there, and ran in circles because reasons.
Thank you so much for this, this will set me on the correct path of things. Subscriber +1.
Earned a new subscriber, you're content is very high quality and helpful!
Thank you!
All really good info. Would also recommend for daily crafting writs to craft THREE of each item (including 6 bows if applicable) except jewelry. Crsfting writs rotate every 3 days, so after 3 days of doing this, your character will already have the next week's worth of items crafted and you won't spend time at the crafting tables, just turn in the writs immediately after picking them up.
Also, Alchemy and Provisioning writ products are bankable/shareable. This means that you can have your highest level crafter craft multiple Provisioning and Alchemy items, store them in the bank, and then every other character can just retrieve them from the bank when they need to, rather than craft them each themselves.
In fact, I keep a full stack of all relevant Alchemy and Provisioning items in each of my characters' inventories. I pick up writs, craft jewelry, turn in writs. Full daily crafting writs on 7 characters takes only minutes every day.
Watched this out of curiosity, turns out I'm not the only one who does this . Lol. After awhile, It gets tiring doing it repeatedly tho since i found i couldn't enjoy the game that much. Just do it if you want to :) if it gets tiring you can pause and then just do it again when you feel like it.
Been playing for a solid week now, and wondered why dailies seemed "foggy". Safe to say this video cleared it up, thanks.
Thanks, this is exactly the sort of content I’ve been looking for to help understand what I should be trying to do every time I login. Great video; and +1 sub!
I had to start playing this game in moderation because of my said "routine" one second you are claiming a reward then you say I'm just gonna steal a bit and sell it to a fence. Next thing you know you are repairing gates for 6 hours in cyrodiil.
Dude, your content is helpful, accessible, and well presented. If you make more ESO videos in the future I think your channel would grow substantially. You’re very talented! Also I get that it’s a ton of work haha
Thanks! I'd love to make more, it's hard to find the time with the full time job and full time streaming.
Appreciate the feedback though and I'll see what I can do!
Quick tip just have fun don’t make the game into a job!!!!!
no must be optimal or will explode
I’m probably gonna get the greymoor collectors edition seems pretty good for the price
Exactly
being optimal is my way of having fun pepehands
Very true, took mortal Kombat too seriously it stoppped being fun
Alliance points can be banked so you can log in on any character to pick them up, you'd be better off lvling mount stamina before speed because you can use rapid manuver while mounted, use an exp scroll before you turn in writs for a fat exp boost, you get more trasmute stones from battlegrounds instead of undaunted.
What do we do now?
We play the game
*has high level friend run him through dungeon*
@@HallyVee buys skyreach run
@@blakeryan9155 is that one of those ketchup expansion packs? Those are a different story.
I LOVE MINION. Just got back and using it to update all my addons. Pretty sure it's saved me hours.
When I create a character I immediately get them on their way to crafting. I have one main crafter tbough, but all my other characters can craft to a lesser degree. Those extras from daily writs are nice.
I went for bag space on my horses first and speed second. Since my character could run faster than my horse could for a while, bag space was always more important. Plus, my character have sticky fingers. 😁
Hell do some videos on dailys in general. Showcasing what motifs you can get and where all the good ones are. And btw there is no way to simplify ESO theres just to much lol. But this was a good start. Alot of people don't know all the efficent ways to things while lvling a new character. Like read every book case. Go join all the faction guilds first off (mages, fighters, thieves etc..). Throw usless abilities on bar to lvl them for the future. Night stands, desks and back packs are loaded with recipes and style pages. Outlaws refuge to sell stolen gear, fishing in groups yields better results. You could do a whole (Did you know series).
Thank you! I'll try to cover these in future videos. My goal is just to help make bite size videos to break down parts of the game to make it more accessible in general, since its overwhelming for many to get started. I imagine that people will search for topics they are stuck on or something similar and find their answer in a video that's easy to digest.
@@Prestonality good way to approach it. Been following you for about a year and a half on mixer. Didn't know you did UA-cam too. Very well delivered info tho, could be the next deltia yea? Lol once you've covered all the basics as you said above then maybe start going over mechanics, in depth look at tool tip vs output stats etc.
You don't have to collect the hireling mail everyday, if you log in on the character that gets it and get the daily reward then log off you'll have 2 days worth the next day
True, but there is a limited amount of space in your mailbox and mail expires after a time so you should try to collect it ASAP.
Very nice, I think will be helpful to some newer players. One note: Mounts no longer continue to sprint when you run out of stamina. That was apparently a bug and they finally got around to fixing it. xP It does make it a big deal if you don't have your mount leveled to full speed and are trying to hunt dragons, especially during an event; you're not going to get to them on time anymore if you're a lowbie, unless you have Rapids (and even then sometimes you may be beyond help).
Yep, they changed it after the video was uploaded. Apparently they changed it because it has to do with server performance? I don't fully understand the impact myself.
My goodness! I didn’t know about the magnifying glass icon! Thank you
Here is a great tip on researching. Create several toons, do the celestial quest in craiglorn get the random nirnhoned item and research it. it'll take less than a day. Make another and give it to main toon to research.
Crafting mail does stack, you do not need to actually claim it BUT if you have a full stable of characters your mail will get full FAST and that will block you from getting hireling mail.
If a game becomes a duty is just another job. i realized that with WoW, and i never again gamed as a duty.
Play to enjoy, not as a job.
Miguel Teixeira Agree, I get bored immediately when I start logging on and off characters to go through a routine, I try to do writs because money and vouchers, but never let it become a chore!
Sometimes it takes work to have fun or make the most of it 🤷♂️ I find it enjoyable actually, a sense of satisfaction
Big problem with mmos, i got tired of them because it seems more like an chore simulator than a game itself.
basically you whole life is a duty of things you do, games are no exception.
Been playing for awhile, but decided to watch this video. I still find it silly that mount upgrades aren’t account bound. If you have a lot of characters it’s silly to have to login to every one to level that up. Great video BTW! I’ll check out what else you have.
its whats known in the gaming world as a gold sink and lots of games of this type use various gold sinks
NICE VIDEO! I love that you made it flow. Just getting back into ESO.. This was really Helpful to understand how to spend my time getting re-aquainted! Awesome.. add one more Sub!
in regards to the stamina upgrade for mount we no longer keep running at the same speed when it runs out like it used to we drop back to the top jogging speed, apart from that nice concise informative video, the only thing i wasnt aware of was the reset timer and amount of xp from enlightenment but there will be plenty of new and not so new players this will help greatly i think
0:42 what is that style or outfit name?
Hmmm that is a good question. It’s been a long time. I feel like some of it was from Chudan maybe, something from Mazzatun
Prestonality thanks for the response! 👌🏼
I do daily writs on 12 toons. With the lag and load times it takes me a little over an hour 7 days a week. However I get a lot of survey maps and that is my primary income for a trader guild.
I activate daily alliance points rewards on alts for rapid maneuvers until their horse is trained up.
I find with my schedule sometimes all I can log in for is daily writs and surveys. I have done that and nothing else for several months at a time which makes eso feel like a chore.
And when I had time I sometimes did dragon dailies on an alt as the rewards are good.
I get that. I do writs on 18 characters at the moment. All slots are maxed and it takes me 1 solid hour at least, maybe 1:15 if I do some extra stuff here and there. Collecting surveys varies but I'm often on top of it, that can take an extra 10-30 minutes, depending how many I get that day.
I do all my writs in Alinor, just feels the fastest. Currently running i9-9900K and NVMe SSD, load times are decent but depends on server loads. I wish ZOS would add a character change option right from the menu, so there's only 1 loading screen.
@@Prestonality I used to do alinor but I moved to Vivec City. As my guild said it's faster. I have to deconstruct and mount train all my alts still too.
My game usually counts down from 10 on logout and than freezes for 20 seconds. I used the geforce experience to optimize too which put everything on max.
This guy kinda sounds like Mitch from Commander's Quarters!
His voice sounds like a mix between Ryan and Alfredo from the Achievement Hunters and i can't unhear it
I just thought it was hot. C(O_OC)
Before I was max cp (this was before daily rewards and before bgs was in base game), I would log in do my daily writs, a random dungeon, pledges, daily thieves guild, daily dark brotherhood, upgrade my mount speed, and then I would log off.
This reminds me of smithing 3000 leather bracers in skyrim at warmaidens for
Hours straight just to get smithing to 100
So I'm a newly returned player, and I already have a max crafter from my previous stint playing the game, but why not use the crafting setup near the western Vivec wayshrine? It's got everything except an outfit station all in one spot. Sure, it's slightly more spaced out than Alinor, but Alinor is farther from the wayshrine to the crafting area, no Thieve's Den, and the Bank is far from the crafting area. In Vivec you've got every crafting station, the bank, and the thieve's den all in that one spot and really close to the wayshrine. The only thing I'm not sure about is where you turn in the writs, since I haven't done any there since coming back. And there's also like half a dozen guild traders between the wayshrine and the hub in case you need a quick purchase of materials for crafting.
I do Crafting Writs and Login Rewards daily using 9 Characters and get about 1 mil gold per month using ~2 hours daily. So far this has become sustained with no additional effort but then I spread my Characters out to use different pools of resources; sometimes I might spend some time to gather but most of this is handled when collecting Skyshards. I did spend about 1-2 years just collecting the Hireling Rewards but this is also a given. I also use the Crafting Writ Rewards to gather resources for my highest level Character since he burns through high-end mats pretty quickly doing those Writs but again this comes to me for free. Gotta be Level 6 to do Crafting Writs but this takes very little effort.
O.o what are writs
4:19 why one main crafter? Can you craft for your other characters?
Yes, you can craft the item and then put it in the bank for another character to pick up.
There's sooooooo many motifs/styles to collect. Eventually, you want most or nearly all of them for achievements and master writs so focusing on one main crafter is ideal. I do run crafting on all the characters but only enough to get writs to max proficiency.
Excellent video, I'd love to see your addon setup or what you recommend.
Not really a Daily thing but maybe a weekly one.
Earning rank 1 participant in the long pvp campaign earns you 50 transmutation crystals at the end of the campaign.
This can be stacked on each character, and is great to transmute gear that requires a lot of grind or jewelry and weapons that doesn’t come in certain traits.
I never pvp and got this done in 30min could definitely be a daily thing to do on other characters once you get ur main done
Hi what armor was your red gaurd wearing in the crafting clip? I'm in love with the look of it.
Oh that’s going back a bit. I think the helm was Skinchanger... I can’t recall the other pieces. The character has changed a lot since then.
@@Prestonality Thanks dude! I'll check it out 😁 stay awesome and appreciate the fast reply
Daily Routine?
loading screen
Sounds like such a fun game
Nice video, man I hate that they made it to where running out of stam on mount makes you stop sprinting
Ya it's a choice that seems to be related more to server performance, but I'm not 100% sure on that.
al-e-nor....? 3:56... what city? where? where is a good non-dlc place for crafting writ quests?
Alinor is at Summerset. If you purchased Standard edition, you can also go to Vivec City in Vvardenfell.
which motif is that helmet at 0:38?
I wish I could remember tbh, I feel like its something from Shadows of the Hist era?
Finally I needed a video like this
why is it my daily logins are always either gold or potions?
Yes, a daily routine
That's what I'm looking for in my game
For it to become my second job
Dear mmo players
It's a game. Not a job. You're doing it wrong.
MMO gamers are just much more competitive than you are. ANYTHING to gain an edge over everyone else. Why shame people for doing what they love?
@@reypalpatine916 there are two kinds of mmo players... The ones who want to get the maximum stuff and power through, and the ones who are just playing slowly at their own pace without any help.
@@Faolan_Grey Like any game, there are hardcore players and casual players. Nothing wrong with either. I'm not sure what your point is though?
the game makes u to grind in order to enjoy it :D
questing:
at first, is fun to do some questing and stuff they try to help you to learn but are very bad at it coz al you lean is spam and skills and la's, later they get so easy, in fact so easy that is not even worth to bother unless you can't sleep and want to help your self to get in bed faster.
PvP:
pvp is kind of cool and I did not find anything too bad about it except lagg that take any chance of being any good in-game, but for the casual experience, I enjoy it. the best thing about it that you can still be competitive without meta because it's all about you the personal skill, of course, you can't ignore getting better gear, players of the same skill with better gear will win for sure.
PvE:
I came to this game for pve. expecting some good experience from what I have seen. and that was my big mistake,
Casual PvE experience:
the normal difficulty content is too easy, normal dungeons is a farm spot. nothing more they don't teach you the mechanics at all. the normal trails is a gear farm spot. and also a good way to make yourself sleepy before bed at least they don't make you to farm anything in order to complete.
Veteran PvE experience:
this is where stuff gets ridiculous. for players that are getting into vet's is very very punishing. because you can't learn anything useful from normal's it means that you have to learn to play the game again. by all means, veteran content is interesting and challenging and IF YOU MEET ALL REQUIREMENTS people will be very polite and nice to you comparing to casual dungeons. even share gear set that you hunt.
to be accepted you need to look for "meta" builds in order to fit the standards and I have to mention that standard is to be powerful enough to farm the vet's, yes you hear right if you too weak to farm it means you are a noob and wasting everyone time. pll got already enough farming to do like crafting, gold, daylilies and stuff and caring some noob that wants to experience and enjoy the game is not on the list. nobody cares if you competent know all the mechanics etc. id you don't do enough DPS to snowball dungeon = trash talk, bully, kick.
you realize that in order to become better you need better set's and game build in such a way that if you want sets you have to farm a LOT.
for example with alcast "serpent build" at gear set up 2 which took eons to farm. was doing 15k dps(3mil dummy) at about cp300 when dots were a thing and taking in to account that I understood rotation and how important is light attacks in between. to get better DPS I should have spent hours upon hours on training dummy perfecting my ability to perform unfixable and embraced in-game bug called "la weaving" after 2 hours I realized that this is not how any game shud have to be played and I will not throw my expensive time to something that makes me a bot. I quit the game for 2 months for the first time
after that, I decided to give the game another chance when I got back dots where nerfed and had to redo my build i did it the gear stay the same so it was easy I spend few hours on dummy and did my 15k dps again(3mil dummy) so the only way left was to go for trail gear and the only working trail gear for stam dps was locked behind dlc. lucly for me it was and Christmas's sake so I bought 21k crowns for 70eu. and got every single DLC. did some questing in new zones collected some more skyshards and was ready to get(farm for eons) trail gear I took 3 days to get the divine to requeen, then I needed Selene monster set I took me 3 days to get the group that will help me with helm and almost 2 weeks of pledges and keys to get selenes shoulder peace. why because someone decided that game is not farmy enough and put an rnd on the shoulder peace. i took me 5 5key boxes to get selene :DDDD this is how bad the rnd is the game is, so while in the process is remembered how grindy the game is and time-consuming game is. ant this point i was 400 cp and did some wet and enjoyed this game for a while after 400 hours of preparing and farming, of course, was doing 37k dps on a trail dummy and 22k dps on a 3mil dummy i took me 400 f-ing hours to enjoy game and be accepted in content I like and enjoy(when I get the grout that did not come to snowball the dungeon but actually play it). also, these numbers are not good enough its a starter rookie numbers. to even think about any better vet dungeons and to start vet trails I needed more. so I turn my focus to getting lokketiz weps and jewel.... problem is that they are so f-ing hard to farm i took me 20 runs to get sword and amulet. and no one will share coz we all there for this I decided to quit the game for good this time. there was no another way but hardcore grinding and dummy punching to finally play PvE and enjoy it.
so all I got from this game is 100 hours of enjoyment that cost me 50hours of waiting in queue and making groups to trails, and 250 hours of grinding and 100eu in total real money if you want to fall for then enjoy :)
@@evaldasvilkas2334 While some of what you said certainly has some merit, you realize you've boxed yourself into that pov right? You don't HAVE to play to "grind", which it's an MMO and there is some of that, sure. There is an endless supply of story content for all fans of the Elder Scrolls to enjoy that is played SOLO if you hate people. As for getting shit on by other players, I don't see how you can point that out as negative? Have you played any online game ever smh? As with any online game ever there being dicks, there are also a ton of good people out there just looking for a fun group to play with. ZOS even helped players out with this recently with guild finder, do you could find people that want to play the game the same way as you. Now the gear "grind", as stated previously this is an MMO, and as such getting more powerful gear is integral part of that. How fast do you wanna advance? Find a good group of people to play with and enjoy that "grind" at your own pace. Ultimately, this just harkins back to my previous comment which was, there are hardcore players and there are casual players. I'm not sure where you lie in the spectrum, but to me it seems more in the middle, trying to become hardcore and you've met some bad people. OR, you've been to scared to meet new groups of people, and have been listening to someone like alcast who is constantly feeding you what the meta is, and because that's unattainable, you feel insufficient. Nothing wrong with alcast or any other ESO content creator, but you gotta use them as reference, and become your own player. Maybe I'm wrong about you on that idk. At the end of the day you gave the game a try and maybe didn't like it for the right or wrong reasons idk. Point is, the game doesn't "make" you do anything you don't want to do...
Here i am trying to play for the first time in 2020 and I already feel overwhelmed lol
Its a lot to take in for sure but don't try to do it all at once. I would focus on 1 thing, like getting through all the quests in one area or one storyline. Getting to level 50 or mastering healing or tanking. Take 1 thing and focus on it. It'll start to fit together over time.
Your opening made me sub 👍🏻
Your comment made me sub seen this just after the intro 😂👍
What a great idea for a video, thanks for this!
Very helpful, funny enough I figured all those out during first few days of playing, just didn't know about extra xp bonus post 50 not there yet!
2:20 brilliant
Just make multiple characters and log in every day for 6 months
I know, it’s brilliant.
The daily bonus for dungeon and BG is only for the random?
Yep, it’s gotta be completed through the Queue system.
you have too come in first or second place too get the reward for bg randoms also.
3:40 whig race is that
That's a nord with crystalfrost skin.
Dud im a noon, i dont understand the diffenrence between same weapon but different colors each .... In skyrim the damage changed but in TESO only color does ...
that 6 months to level your mounts is the perfect example of what is wrong with ESO. I love the game but goddamn, 6 months of daily log ins to get an alt up to speed is ridiculous. Then you take into account the crafting levelling and trait learning how long that takes. I really want to roll a new character, I dont like playing my NB anymore and I want to try tanking but the amount of time I have to invest just grinding things like this is insane... oh but dont worry, Bethesda will sell you all the skips you need for an over inflated price from the cash store... Its really off putting and one of the main reasons I have not returned to ESO.
Totally hear you. I don't care for the daily mount upgrade limitation and funneling people into the pay option. I understand they gotta make money but ya, I hear ya.
Honestly, I main tank on my NB. Its actually really sweet. If you ever jump on again, you could respec and give it a shot.
@@Prestonality maybe I will do that. Cheers for the advice.
I've had this game for the full 6 years and I still have never fully levelled my main characters mount.
Jimmy Chapman time gating that exists to push you towards the cash store ruins the game.
I don't see a problem with it taking that long....but you should only have to do it once. Once you unlock everything for your mount, it should apply to all of your toons, account-wide.
Wish we had the mini map for ps4...
Awesome content for a returning player ... subscribed
I really don't understand writs. I have two writs that it's telling me to complete but I don't have poultry or even a recipe for one of them. What am i supposed to do?
Go to a nearby inn for the recipes - the chef and the brewer will often sell the recipes you need. For ingredients, just check every barrel, sack etc out in the world and in dungeons. Sometimes the vendor at the cooking station may have an ingredient you need too, for sale.
Hi. I saw at the end in the dungeon that you have the roles by the names from your group. Can I ask which it is? I still get confused, when we play, who is who :D
Tank Healer and DPS (Damage Dealer) - basically indicates when you queue up, it fits the 4 players into a group of:
1x Tank
1x Healer
2x DPS
Is it sad that I don't know what half the stuff in this video is? Looks like I'll have to do some research...... Thanks for the tips!
Wich addon gives u that info on the lower right part of the screen? like ms, item durability and etc?
I think that was.... AUI at the time.
Stormhold is also pretty good for crafting writs since it's small and practically everything is close to each other
I only have 3 crafting dailies available every day. Had no idea there was more. Shit, lol
Preston- do you have a video showing what daily dlc quests I should do?
Ah I don’t but I’m thinking endeavours will be a good rotation to have
@@Prestonality thanks for the response! Not sure what endeavors is?
It’s coming with the next update. It will allow you to earn Crown Crate items through in-game tasks.
This is why I don't do alts. I find one class I like and I stick like glue
I can't stand sticking to one character... I'm an altaholic. On SWTOR I've got 40 toons. 23 toons on STO. 9/9 in ESO until I get more slots. I like to understand the ins and outs for each class and role as much as possible.
Just now started on ESO 😁😁
PS4? Just started too
I’m glad I knew most of this stuff before watching this video
I m gonna just stick with Mount stats and forget rest cause I only play this game because it's story quests are so fun to do.
Sounds like a plan! That's what I was going for with the breakdown, just take what you want from it. Whatever works for you.
How do you get the mini-map to show up????? I can't figure this out. :(
This is an addon. I use Votan's Mini Map. www.esoui.com/downloads/info1399-VotansMinimap.html
anyone know how to move the greyskull meter on the ui
Should be able to hit the . Button to free up the courser and click and drag it around
I still dont understand why people are obsessed with pledges, especialy now when you can buy specific box open it with high chance of reward you need, change trait and be done with it (its not like we change monster sets everyday). Its not 2015/2016 when we had to play daily to get div, medium or idk something else. Not only that people are doing them on 5+ chars i cant understand how 15 dungeons each 30 min is 7:30 hours is that a bit sick, and still some people do daily quests in all zones, on every char that is another 3/4h just on same thing whole day. Im fascinated by that even lab mice, after running around for 1h get bored.
3:09 What outfit is that . It’s beautiful
Ah I can't remember exactly, its a mix of pieces. I think some are a style from Mazzatun. Its been quite a while since that toon looked like that.
How do I get that icy(?) skin. Thats so cool
That's the CrystalFrost skin, its from the Christmas event. If you do 25 of the writs, IIRC.
i just bought the game what addons should i install and how. i would like to have map indicatrors and best ui stuff
Honestly start with MapPings, MiniMap and Clean UI just for a light touch to start.
LUI really fleshes out the UI with buff timers, active ability timers that are similar to WoWs cooldowns. Also lots of additions to chat dialog.
Thank you, that is important vedio for new player
Solid video!! Subscribed 🤙
This game has so much to do I get lost every time I log in after not playing for a month or so
same, I play this game for 5 years on and off and I still don't know what the fuck I am doing or supposed to do
Euridicey I’ve just started playing again this week, level 28 and I’m completely stumped on what to even do. Glad I’m not the only one!
@@FullMetalFranko 5 years my friend.. champion level 200+ I am still gone. Tis fine
Ok ok ok.. I am confused here a little.. please explain....
Why can't I just make one character that can do it all instead of a spasific skill? Example.. when you said players like to dedicate one character to crafting or one character to elcomy... why can't I just have a single character do it all??
Thank you,
LP💯🦁
You can, have one character be your main crafter. Some people do that, others spread it around all their characters and then some like a friend of mine does it all on all characters. I personally theme my crafting out to characters for things they actually use. But you can just have one who does all the crafting and just log in to that one when you want to craft something.
Yep, exactly! Plus you also get more space for more items. Pack guar if you will.
Lack of available skill points is my main issue.. currently doing most on my stam dk.. would love to make this a crafter aswell.. but there simply arent enough skill points to get all crafting skills next to the skills I already have and actively use.. (since im switching between pve and pvp)
counted 220 skyshards still available for this character.. however I would need 390 to get all skill points for all crafting skills.. ( yes im aware you can get skill points by completing dungeons, certain missions and ranks in PVP)
Guess once Im in the mood to collect all skyshards I might have a look how far this will bring me....
@@HensonHitter My crafter does PvE content. She has every single crafting perk point except the one that spots harvest nodes and is still kitted out with all her required skills and has like 9 points leftover. And she doesn't even have half of the shards collected. If you're trying to max morph everything... then I can see running out of points. But it's not an immediate issue.
This video has helped me so much
Mounts were mega nerfed just recently, switched from speed upgrading straight to stamina push
Im so addicted to this game currently trying to learn how to craft and gear grind for my magica necromancer build any tips would be extremely helpful
Definitely take the time to learn all the crafting traits on at least one character so you can craft and transmute everything. Right now, straight stat sets like Crafty Alfiq or Necropotenance + damage set are a solid bet. Either craft New Moon or pick up Mother’s Sorrow.
@@Prestonality jesus so many things to learn in this game why I took a break in the first place but I keep coming back lol
Tl;dr: do yo writs
Thanks for the tips!
2:01 stamina is finally fixed, not endless ... otherwise good stuff xD
It is endless. As long as you are using a horse
@@Foghorn- they patched it, no longer endless
@@MatthisDayer I totally had to look, but yeah you're right..typical UA-cam algorithm shenanigans lol
Did you say Lazy or Lady crafter?
haha never noticed that. Lazy-crafter
I’ve played eso for a small amount of time solo and have no clue what I’m doing wish I had someone to teach me the ropes on this game
steven wood you on console or PC? I’ve started playing seriously again since last week I can provide some tips / ideas
Same. I struggle with the whole crafting part of the game. It really doesnt make sense to me.
I’m on Xbox my gamer tag is ZenonX13 add me if your on xbox.
steven wood bro same. Me and my 2 friends are just killing random things for exp and have no clue what we’re doing. This morning I tried to play solo and did a lot of quests but it’s hard solo. I need some people that are just happy to smash out some quests.
New sub here as well. Great info.
It’s crazy how long this games been out and every time I get on it’s still a cluttered mess and I have no idea what to do with myself.
There's definitely a lot to take in, you could try loading the map and using the Zone Guide. That can help break down the activities to complete in the current zone.
I didn't know all this
Why would you have multiple characters
This is a great video!
Daily things you SHOULD KNOW HOW TO STAY LOGGED IN!!!
Great vid.
amazing video bro
How the f*ck do you have 999 subs! Subbed for the good content and good measure.
damn bro I just go on do daily battleground an dungeon I had no idea there was so much more lol I am new lvl 33 atm need to get on this other stuff
I've gotta say, this is what I hate about eso. Before long it just ends up being a list of daily chores and it really saps my enthusiasm for the game.
I can see that perspective for sure. Personally, that's how I enjoy MMOs. I wouldn't let that get in the way of your enjoyment. It really is built well for players of all kinds of play-styles. Compared to older MMOs like vanilla WoW. You could spend hours and feel like you've accomplished nothing.
I would say, disregard this video entirely if it means you enjoy the game, play it the way YOU want to. Don't worry about min/maxing your time or any of that stuff. Just have fun with it.
@@Prestonality I've definitely had fun with the game, but now i'm around cp400 and I feel like I've done everything there is to do. I think it's one of the better MMOs on the market, but for me the endgame is just kind of... flat?
Once you get to cp160 there's hundreds of things to do, but it doesn't really feel like any of them move me towards a greater goal. I've probably only finished about half of the dungeons but I don't have any drive to do any of the others, PVP is so daunting just because the skill and gear ceiling makes it so difficult for me to compete with long time players.
I think it's great that you take out the time to respond to comments on a year old video, and thank you for the advice but I think perhaps it's time for me to move on from ESO altogether.
@@adamb1593 I think I felt the same around that CP level too. Often I find that with other games as well. I ask myself, "Why I am playing this?" End game has got to be the hardest thing for developers to create and I think some of it has to land on the player.
You almost have to define what you want your end game to be and then find the game that best matches that experience.
I've personally found that with ESO. Through alts and endless build combinations. Running new content and mastering old content. See how tanky I can get, how much damage I can do. Specific builds for different PVP styles. It flowed naturally for me with ESO where other games... I just got bored.
@@Prestonality Yeah, I agree with you there. I suppose the endgame just isnt for me as I was never too good at creating my own goals, unless they're on the path to something bigger.
At the end of the day its impossible to make a game for everyone, and I just have to accept that this one hasn't been made for me. Never mind 😊
@@adamb1593 From my experience in other MMOs like SWTOR and STO the "real" endgame is playing barbie. Collecting outfits and cosmetics and just making cool looking characters. This takes gold which gives an incentive to play.
*when somebody is 500cp's lower then me, but I am still watching the video*
If it makes you feel better, I'm 1037 right now haha.
@@Prestonality oh god, that is quite a lot. It does make me feel better, but you gained quite the CP in a span of a year. 🧐 Have ever used the great feature /played to see how much time you spend in the game?
@@Prestonality i thought 810cp is the max, whoa
Gábor Angeli it is but you can monitor your overall champion level from your setting screen or character select screen; I’m 940ish with 3/4 years in; but I have maxed out all slots/ maxed out cp on every alt and all my chars are endgame geared/skilled spec to the teeth
Quick question, u said 5 minutes and 5 hours what if ur like me and play for 9 hours? 😂
5 hours per character ;)
@@Prestonality well I play and sleep so I play a few hours per character 😂 school is on the side whenever I'm not busy on eso