Very nice overview, thanks for reminding about Dragonguard chest - tend to completely forget about it, especially when taking breaks from the game One other thing that I could add - Blackfeather court quests in clockwork city; you usually get ornate armor and carapaces/hides/etc while doing other dailies, so it's very quick to jump to CWC at the end of the routine, talk to the crow, and either complete the quest immediately or drop it if you don't have the items The gear is trash, but it is purple, so at least you have a chance to get purple mats and apostle/ebonshadow style mats on disassembly, and there's a chance to get ebonshadow style pages that are pretty and can be sold on guild store I usually do not bother with "steal cosmetics/utensils" quests, but if I get a 10-pack from a thieves throve I might launder it and leave it in the inventory as well
You really shouldn't have a daily routine in an mmo, its the fastest way to addiction, burnout and it's what the company wants you to do. Log in every day, spend time, buff the numbers, build it into your daily routine. There is a reason why these dailies feel like a hassle most of the time. Don't push yourself into something you don't want. I'm not saying don't play eso, or dont do dailies, I do them too occasionally, when I feel like it, and still have most of the 'do this boring ass daily 30 times' achievement (though I've been playing for quite a few years now). Just don't force yourself, when you log in just to do your dailies, even if you are tired or don't want to play, it's a sign.
For sure! So they're just particular daily quests that happen to grant a lot of reputation for specific companions. For example, Isobel will get a large chunk of rapport if you specifically do a High Isle World Boss Daily. Azandar has one for doing a Daily Enchanting Writ, Sharp has one for the Daily Ashlander Hunt, etc.
At the moment I am having trouble doing everything on my 7 characters. Writs + dungeon + riding. It takes like two hours to finish everything and god forbid there is an event. The worst part that recently all the dungeons I get are DLC ones. They take forever to complete. Looking for an easier life.
Thank you for this guide. Helped a lot. Ive been playing a few months and didnt know about any of this stuff. Ty so much dor the video. Also, could you share that one bar templar build? Ty.
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! I sure can share that build! It's a little heavy attack build that I like using for solo content since I'm typically a healer in group content. Sets: 5 pc Sergeant's Mail, 5 pc Noble Duelist, 1 pc Slimecraw. A Lightning Staff will be the best kind of weapon. You can also use Storm Master or Deadly Strike in place of Noble, most people do! Attributes: All 64 in Mag Mundus: Thief Food: Not super important, I just recommend something that will increase your max mag. Pots: Probably Spell Power or Heroism. Again, not super important. Skills: Just depends on what content you're doing. For Solo stuff, I tend to focus more on survivability and armor reduction. If I were to bring this into some group content, I'd focus on including things that can do damage over time to an enemy while you focus on your heavy attacks. I can't remember all of the names of the CPs I have slotted, but I do remember what they do! Blue CP Slots: * Increase crit damage/healing * Increase direct damage * Increase single target damage * Increase light/heavy attack damage Red CP Slots: * Increase health * Increase armor * Instant breaking out of CC * Increase movement speed (if solo), or increase revive speed (if group) I think that was about everything! If you have any questions or need any help, don't hesitate to come back here! Have a wonderful day!
One arc of IA is just...too much time. That system is too much of a time sinc for the vast majority of the player base, even though of us who spend _entirely_ too much time in game.
That's totally fair! I completely understand there will be plenty of people who may not have the free time for something like IA. If you ever find yourself with some free time, though, the option is always there! Have a good one!
Also it's not guaranteed. If you die off before the end of the first arc you can't turn in the quest. I always love when I get the Dragon boss and get knocked off the platform too many times.😢
IA is not as hard as most people think. Just look for some decent sets through guides and slap whatever you like together to run. I found a few sets I’ve never even heard of few doing some mild research and the rewards are great from it. Now it’s part of my routine and takes 20 minutes tops to do the first arc.
@jjlongoria37 did I say it was hard? No. I said it took too damn long. The rewards you can get for 20 min in any number of other things is, generally more worthwhile.
ESO is a "massive, wonderful game..." Well, it's massive, for sure, but I feel like someone with Stockholm Syndrome for playing it, and the HUNDREDS of achievements for doing 30 daily jobs for some quest giver are a big reason why. I've got just 8 left to finish, and it's been exhausting, and NOT fun, which is supposed to be the point of video games.
If done a lot of them too, but it wasnt too grindy because i always wait for an event in the zone and then knock out the 30 dailies when its flooded with people. Also then everything is double drops as well.
Very nice overview, thanks for reminding about Dragonguard chest - tend to completely forget about it, especially when taking breaks from the game
One other thing that I could add - Blackfeather court quests in clockwork city; you usually get ornate armor and carapaces/hides/etc while doing other dailies, so it's very quick to jump to CWC at the end of the routine, talk to the crow, and either complete the quest immediately or drop it if you don't have the items
The gear is trash, but it is purple, so at least you have a chance to get purple mats and apostle/ebonshadow style mats on disassembly, and there's a chance to get ebonshadow style pages that are pretty and can be sold on guild store
I usually do not bother with "steal cosmetics/utensils" quests, but if I get a 10-pack from a thieves throve I might launder it and leave it in the inventory as well
Excellent video! Bonus daily: imperial city arena zone daily! Save 12 prisoners get your daily seige merit
I just got today my Gravegrasp helm motif... Took me 100 siege merits :v I can rest now
But I was doing the quest to light 4 ballistas
Thank you for this helpful information, and you are correct - I hadn't known about a lot of these!
Thank you for this info. I appreciate it very much
You really shouldn't have a daily routine in an mmo, its the fastest way to addiction, burnout and it's what the company wants you to do. Log in every day, spend time, buff the numbers, build it into your daily routine. There is a reason why these dailies feel like a hassle most of the time. Don't push yourself into something you don't want. I'm not saying don't play eso, or dont do dailies, I do them too occasionally, when I feel like it, and still have most of the 'do this boring ass daily 30 times' achievement (though I've been playing for quite a few years now). Just don't force yourself, when you log in just to do your dailies, even if you are tired or don't want to play, it's a sign.
I would like to see more about the companion quests never heard of them and been playing for years?
For sure! So they're just particular daily quests that happen to grant a lot of reputation for specific companions. For example, Isobel will get a large chunk of rapport if you specifically do a High Isle World Boss Daily. Azandar has one for doing a Daily Enchanting Writ, Sharp has one for the Daily Ashlander Hunt, etc.
Daily Routine? I just do what looks fun and don't think too much about it.
I’ve been playing a long time, but these are alittle time consuming but good tips!
At the moment I am having trouble doing everything on my 7 characters.
Writs + dungeon + riding.
It takes like two hours to finish everything and god forbid there is an event.
The worst part that recently all the dungeons I get are DLC ones. They take forever to complete.
Looking for an easier life.
Just focus on two characters at a time. No point in spreading yourself so thin. I only do dlc quest lines on my main character who is also my crafter
Is there anything useful i can do with that stuff other then fill my inventory?
wish i could afford eso plus so i can enjoy these features :/
Thank you for this guide. Helped a lot. Ive been playing a few months and didnt know about any of this stuff. Ty so much dor the video.
Also, could you share that one bar templar build? Ty.
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! I sure can share that build! It's a little heavy attack build that I like using for solo content since I'm typically a healer in group content.
Sets: 5 pc Sergeant's Mail, 5 pc Noble Duelist, 1 pc Slimecraw. A Lightning Staff will be the best kind of weapon. You can also use Storm Master or Deadly Strike in place of Noble, most people do!
Attributes: All 64 in Mag
Mundus: Thief
Food: Not super important, I just recommend something that will increase your max mag.
Pots: Probably Spell Power or Heroism. Again, not super important.
Skills: Just depends on what content you're doing. For Solo stuff, I tend to focus more on survivability and armor reduction. If I were to bring this into some group content, I'd focus on including things that can do damage over time to an enemy while you focus on your heavy attacks.
I can't remember all of the names of the CPs I have slotted, but I do remember what they do!
Blue CP Slots:
* Increase crit damage/healing
* Increase direct damage
* Increase single target damage
* Increase light/heavy attack damage
Red CP Slots:
* Increase health
* Increase armor
* Instant breaking out of CC
* Increase movement speed (if solo), or increase revive speed (if group)
I think that was about everything! If you have any questions or need any help, don't hesitate to come back here! Have a wonderful day!
@ParalyzerT9-Gaming ty so much. I appreciate it a lot!.
One arc of IA is just...too much time. That system is too much of a time sinc for the vast majority of the player base, even though of us who spend _entirely_ too much time in game.
That's totally fair! I completely understand there will be plenty of people who may not have the free time for something like IA. If you ever find yourself with some free time, though, the option is always there! Have a good one!
Also it's not guaranteed. If you die off before the end of the first arc you can't turn in the quest. I always love when I get the Dragon boss and get knocked off the platform too many times.😢
IA is not as hard as most people think. Just look for some decent sets through guides and slap whatever you like together to run. I found a few sets I’ve never even heard of few doing some mild research and the rewards are great from it. Now it’s part of my routine and takes 20 minutes tops to do the first arc.
@jjlongoria37 did I say it was hard? No. I said it took too damn long. The rewards you can get for 20 min in any number of other things is, generally more worthwhile.
@@drackarHonestly, no and that’s why you are here……watching this video…….on how to include better dailies.
There’s zero reason I should have to go online to see what daily my companion wants to do. It should tell me on the damn game
If you have a daily routine in a game its not a game anymore its a job... stop it, get some help
Can you make a short build video 🫶
I sure can! :)
ESO is a "massive, wonderful game..." Well, it's massive, for sure, but I feel like someone with Stockholm Syndrome for playing it, and the HUNDREDS of achievements for doing 30 daily jobs for some quest giver are a big reason why. I've got just 8 left to finish, and it's been exhausting, and NOT fun, which is supposed to be the point of video games.
If done a lot of them too, but it wasnt too grindy because i always wait for an event in the zone and then knock out the 30 dailies when its flooded with people. Also then everything is double drops as well.