I've had this game installed for months, played it for like a day, and then got completely overwhelmed and haven't gone back. Your videos are making me think it's time. Thanks for simplifying things.
I was a beta tester for ESO and played for a few months after release. Then moved on to a different MMO (which I don't even remember which one that was). But for some reason I came back. Started a new character. Picked up the DLC and chapters. And my God ... as a casual player it will take me years to complete all the content. I've got only four - five months into this game and I've barely scratched the surface. As a suggestion, avoid a mistake I made. I picked up quests without any real thought. And now I've got +20 quests on any given day and no matter how many I try to clear there always seems to be the same number after it is all done. Stay in one zone. Complete it before moving on to the next. I've completed close to 250 quests at this point and I can only claim to have completed one zone in its entirety. And about three zones with about a 85 - 90 % completion. And yeah, there are some zones I've never stepped a single foot on. It is just insane how much content is in this game now. Additionally, I don't use mods in my game but pretty much every single person on youtube does. And I suspect anybody who does heavy pvp or group events is also a serious mod user. So if you do come back, you might want to consider that direction as well. And I'll be honest, some of the mods people use just seem to be basic "makes sense" changes to the UI. I can't wrap my head around why Bethesda hasn't adopted similar modifications to the UI that just seem to make so much sense in the game play. A key to cheap fast travel is a player house. There are probably close to two dozen in the game at this point. You don't have to spend real money on this if you don't want. The game gives you a free room at an Inn just to get your feet wet by completing a short quest. But you can travel to your home for free and if you chose wisely, you probably will have a teleport near your home just a short walk away.
Been playing since the game released, I still enjoy these kind of videos to help the newblets get a head start since this game can be daunting when starting out. Keep up the good work brother.
I've been playing for 5 years and I still learned a few things I was doing wrong. I normally repair at a vender. Sometimes it costs me hundreds of coin. I didn't know I could get repair kits from the guild traiders.
@@danletko I mean in the end game I bought 250 repair kits off trader for couple of thousand gold I forgot exactly how much but it was cheap and I still have about 170 of them granted I don't play a lot. I played a lot when the vvanderfell clockwork city event was on
I've been in this game pretty much since launch, and I still don't use food and potions like I should. So even for experienced players going back to basics is valuable!
I just yesterday realised that I didn't learn the jewlery craftsmenship and have been doing crafting dailies without that one for forever. (In case someone has the same issue: you can learn it in alinor, summerset by the river next to the crafting benches)
@@daddyghostnico I mean to be fair in the real world not having a shield meant you died in most fights so it should be viable on everyone for everything other than maybe a pure ranger. Atleast that’s the way my brain thinks
When I first started playing ESO I had never played an MMO and didn’t know what taunting even was. I just equipped a sword and shield because that’s what I’d use in Skyrim. I was a DD taunting dungeon bosses for the longest time lol
food & potions, I have 10+ stacks of everything just from daily log in. Don't buy them. You'll also get free repair kits. Equip gear with training (% more Exp) Replace them with new higher level training equipment. Buy the greymoor DLC & GET Scrying. You'll get rich super super fast with it.
I would recommend upgrading mount stamina before storage space. You want some extra mount stamina so that you can just run through bad guys without getting dismounted by a couple of hits. It saves time and aggravation when you're on your way somewhere else to not be dismounted at every encampment on the way. If you need more storage space, you can purchase backpack upgrades from the vendor with gold.
I am brand new to the game, like less than a month in, how do you recharge them? I am upgrading weapons seemingly daily, but once I find one to use for a while I would like to be able to draw on this information to keep from making this mistake myself.
One thing I made the mistake when I first started was I didn't know if you walked up to the wayshrine and clicked it you could travel for free. Spent tons of gold recalling around.
People get pretty salty over this game for this very reason. It's because they have a lack of understanding that a MMO isn't going to be as immersive as a single player game. ESO as a MMO though is pretty immersive. There are some rules that don't carry over from Skyrim, but once you understand that you can thoroughly enjoy this game!
I made all the different characters I knew I wanted and logged into them all to do horse research for months before I even started to level them just so they were not so slow when I was ready to start the builds.
i started playing when the year 1 patch dropped and fell out when so many other games started coming out. getting back into it and ive forgotten so much and alots changed so your guides are really helpful
Just an FYI for those of us without ESO Plus. You can deconstruct all your gear as mentioned in this video but your materials will take up huge amounts of bag space. They know its annoying so they are pushing you to subscribe. I just sell everything.
Whenever I play ESO it feels more like going to school, than just simply playing a game.I personally hated school :) So, I have no idea why I like this game so much. Thanks for all of the help you offer here.
As a non-native speaker, I find your english very smooth and uncomplicated to understand. I've been attempting to get into ESO but with a different approach than that I had before with other MMOs. Therefore I'm trying to watch less/play more and I'm also better "filtering" everything I get to know about the game in order to have a more "fresh" experience (without worring too much about meta and competitive stuff which is IMO what totally destroys my view/concept of MMOs). UA-cam recommended me your video. For some reason I decided to give a try and I have absolutely no regrets. Thank you for these greats tips!
Being able to research multiple traits at once is gonna speed it up, so don’t bother with wasting days research, go farm dungeons and dismantle all your gear to quickly level up. This will save you more time in the long run
Thank you, thank you for letting me know about the sword & board. It's been so frustrating getting my butt kicked all the time. Will look at what to adjust before the next skill reset. Paying close attention to your content.
This channel is just insane. Saved me so much time and effort. There should be a million subs on this. Quality, content and presentation is just incredible. Thank you LG!! 👍
I definitely missed out on upgrading the tannins skills early on and was wondering how to get legendary materials til cp 200, I was so mad when I found out! So now I tell every new player who asks me for advice about those crafting skills XD
Wow i watched a ton of vids when i 1st started this is one of the best ive seen so far. Very relatable few people mention the cp 160 gear cap. I found out the hard way juggling inventory. So there's 2 thing that would save a lot more lives no one mentions...the soul gem passive to fill soul gems obtained by running the harborage quests i think. And... Setting the options so enemy atks are visible ...and combat stats for buffs and debuffs ect. I've been in more dungeons and trials with new and old players who don't know you can change the enemy atk color or they dont have the brightness turned up. It would be nice is if a well spoken UA-camr could get that info out there 😀
I am fairly new to the game, but I have been upgrading in 5's so far. 5% speed, then 5 capacity, then 5 stam, and back to speed. I really enjoy that system because you can see a difference quite soon.
@@Rainman5000 For some reason, I didn't see any speed improvement until I hit 30%. And even then it feels like the mount speeds up and then slows down every time I hit shift. But after 40% it's noticeable. As for stamina, I don't really need it since I can travel a great distance with base stamina. Once I finish speed and capacity, I'll work on that.
I forget to progress the riding skills. I also thought that choosing the right class etc was crucial, but it isn't. Choosing the right gear and skills however are!
How about never buy gear!! Do research early on everything for 1 character. Monsters drop better gear then you'd buy. Also, best to make your own stuff.
I just started and I've been putting points into mount storage instead of mount speed. I think that storage space is at a premium if one goes without eso plus. It just stinks riding slow when everyone blows by you but the storage space is so practical.
Great guide. Hah I've got 1200 hours into eso and I didn't even know about locking gear. OMG! Lol. I would also add a few useful tips. -use minion and add ons, they are so useful. Especially the ones that show you mages guild books, dungeon bosses, etc. -find all of the guild skill lines early so you start levelling them ASAP. Especially undaunted, fighters and mages. A lot of people miss the undaunted one early. There is a NPC in stonefalls near docks at a bar that let's you. -would say you don't ever need to buy a repair kit tbh. I've never bought 1. You get enough to you for free same with potions. -i agree on the gear thing except for PVP. If people are doing a lot of under 50 pvp then buying or crafting low level gear is very useful, especially on weapons as that's the most bang for buck. Good guide lucky!
Your not entirely right with guild skill lines. For example if you pick up the undaunted skill line AFTER you finished every donguen in the game, the skill line will unlock at maximum level. But what is important to.pick up early is Fighters guild. And also mages guild. Any other guild is skill line is locked behind questing. Exept the thief guild (legardman) that is automatic, open chest, loot stolen items and sell them and the line progresses
@@grovsey3656 whatever. I just said is not important to unlock it straight away. You don't miss anything by unlocking later, you will unlock it at higher level. Unlike Fighters guild or mages guild. Also the higher level your charter is the faster you exp the skills, because the exp needed for leveling skills.not scale. For example finishing a donguen at lvl50 gives enough exp to quickly rise a skill from 1 to 4. As at lvl 20 may take 2 or 3 runs for the same skill
On xbox its about half off to buy the repair kit from a guild trader than from the merchant, at least from the 10 traders I’ve checked. You also gotta take into consideration that you can only repair one item at a time whereas if you go to a vendor and repair they do it all at once and you don’t have just another item taking up that sweet inventory space.
I feel like the biggest mistake low players make is not trying to join a new player guild they’ll craft you gear that go with your class and build along with xp trait and they’ll even help you with almost anything you’ll do as long as they aren’t busy
Not sure if someone mentioned this, but you can go to any merchant at any time and repair all your equipment for very cheap. Hope that helps. Took me a while to find that out when I first started out lol
You are probably the best ESO UA-camr out there. Thank you for your awesome content. #1 - I just repair at vendor when I sell. Sometimes it’s 19 gold, sometimes it’s 1300 😂
Ive been playing about 2 weeks and this has helped me. Ive seen stuff on armor about mundus effect and seem like i remember from other es games but i dont have effect rn...i will when i play next...im currently lvl 35 and im having good success at selling blue and purple gear in guild bank thing...selling items on eso is different to say the least lol But all in all---GREAT GAME!!!! I LOVE IT!!
Great video, would suggest anyone leveling a crafter to put at least three skill points into research skill line as soon as possible so u can research three things at once as well as reduce research time. First six months or so when I started I only thought u could research two items at a time for some reason, then I put some more points into research skill tree and found out u could do three! Would have been finished alot quicker if I'd realised that sooner.
Can we do a series like this? I, as well as many others have just came over from WoW and this game is daunting... So many systems that differ from skyrim and other mmo's and there's ZERO tutorials or hints about any of it... Would appreciate a "Top 10 Tips" for different categories... Say like dungeon's, PvP, Gold Making, Proff's, Gearing, Questing, Etc. Love your vids and so glad I found them before really getting into this game... Or "trying" to, lol. The Combat feels so damn clunky with all the Light Weaving And Animation Cancelling... Learning it though... Is that seriously how they meant for us to play this game - by using this, hm, "exploit" (used loosely - idk what to call it) to make combat faster/better - or was that not their intention and just sort of happened, lol?
playing ESO a week and out of all that list the only "mistake" i made was about Mundus, as i simply didnt know about them yet. Everything else.. common sense really
Fighter: "Tell him to stop acting like a toddler or he's going to lose a friend!" Me: "Oh no, that sucks so much, I don't want that to happen. Can you tell me the name of this friend?"
I spent way too much time leveling crafting and making my own training gear. I was max level in crafting before I reached CP; way too soon because I couldn't even use the gear. I spent lots of money respecing skill points because I didn't have enough points to support both my crafting habit and my regular game play. I also starting learning traits that had nothing to do with the stuff I wanted to wear, just researching what was available when I was allowed.
Underestimating how much this jump is going to hurt. I've got over 1500 hours clocked on ESO and I still think. Yea... Should be able to survive this.... Should be *splat*
yo, that lock method is super important! I knew about it but didn't care to lock everything in my bank. well I was a little drunk playing, and was deconstructing all my gear for my new toon. she is level 33. I deconstructed all my banked gear. now, im casual in playing. so it was mostly blue/some purple dungeon sets. a couple of undaunted gear. so its a big enough loss to really suck. but let me grind for a month and I can get most of it back.
i am a 530 cp palyer that whent around without a mandus for like 3 till the patch for cp then i finally noticed i did not have a mundus i had not clue ialways run the one that give sritcal strike changes or pentation but they were gone i porb sat there without a mundus doing things like trails without a mundus
Could you post a list of the addons that we can see in your video please? Love the look of your skills tab and inventory, would like to be able to use the. Pretty please? 😄
As a templar who is intending to be a tank someday but is running dps until I know wtf I'm doing, I feel so called out by using some of those abilities lolol. I run staff in dungeons now. I learned from my mistakes.
I’m a veteran player for 4 years now and I did not realise that the Markarth dlc wiped out mundus off... So thank you for that. I’ve been doing content without one for almost two months. 🤦♀️
I've got a question about your repair kit thing, I've always just sold mine to merchants and used the merchant to repair, unless I've just not been paying attention and the grand repair kits act like crown repair kits now and 1 repairs all your gear isn't it cheaper to just merchant repair. I normally repair once every few hours of playing or if I've died several times and tops I'll hit like 600g for a repair, but if your buying grands at 70g an you have to use 7 at a time that's going to get expensive or do you just go until something is broken? I guess that answers my questions because that may be cheaper than a merchant, research needs to be done lol, just found your videos recently, love them, keep up the good work!
generally i've found the kits to be the cheapest option when purchased for a good price! :D but the merchant is so convenient so I mostly only use the kits if i need them on the fly
@luckyghost you have á scrabbook now so he or she can gabble for the shoulder becease you can remake them for crystals But thanks for the tip of the repear kits
LOL just remember it really doesn't matter if you know it all on day one. there's nothing you can do to brick your account, so just enjoy and learn a little every day
My biggest flaw was comparing this game to World of Warcraft, and quitting it several times bcos I wasn't enjoying it. Everyime I see a trailer for ESO I want to rejoin it, so I've decided to delve back in to ESO and put WoW to the back of my mind so as to not compare
Are the in-game repair kits and the crown shop repair still different? The shop ones ( which you can get as daily log in rewards for free ) use one kit to fully repair your character whereas the in game ones only repair one piece, so you use 7 in game kits to repair all pieces? Also If you are a beginning player ( most likely to need this advice ) you likely only need petty repair kits or slightly higher, which were only 45 gold per, or, if you can find them in the guild stores should be dirt cheap. We don't all start at max level, y/know.
First time playing ESO. I'm level 44. I have a resource management issue. Been hoarding all those daily rewards. Not using potions. Sometimes use drink/food right before a tough fight. Really hate lock-picking, can only do simple/intermediate chests. Often running with mis-match clothing. Earning money is so difficult. Don't understand why some items can deposit to bank and others can't. Hate the number of days it takes to research an item. I'm solo-ing. Haven't done a single dungeon. One mistake I see others make (intentional or not) is having their microphone on, everyone in the area can hear their private conversations.
Try stealing items about 40 gold or so and over. Crates, drawers and trunks do the trick. That's just about the only way you can make consistent money unless you run with a group 24/7 and get good drops.
Isn't it a bit risky to recommend using the Transmutation Station to new players, without warning them about being wasteful with transmute crystals? (new player here that spent his first transmute crystals on making a medusa necklace at a below-cp level :p)
Regards to Crafting toon. Are there enough skill points in the game for someone create a Warden Solo build you have listed and also spend points on crafting skills. EG assuming they acquired all the skyshards ?
yes, there are enough points in the game for you to max out every crafting line, have a solo build, a pvp build and a group build all on one char :D (450 + points)
"Travel to a friends house who has all the mundus stones." Looks at friends list 0/0.. well looks like to the wilds it is then, lol.
I remember those days!
You can also travel to a guildmate’s house. Joining a good guild brings so many perks
I've had this game installed for months, played it for like a day, and then got completely overwhelmed and haven't gone back. Your videos are making me think it's time. Thanks for simplifying things.
I was a beta tester for ESO and played for a few months after release. Then moved on to a different MMO (which I don't even remember which one that was).
But for some reason I came back. Started a new character. Picked up the DLC and chapters. And my God ... as a casual player it will take me years to complete all the content. I've got only four - five months into this game and I've barely scratched the surface.
As a suggestion, avoid a mistake I made. I picked up quests without any real thought. And now I've got +20 quests on any given day and no matter how many I try to clear there always seems to be the same number after it is all done. Stay in one zone. Complete it before moving on to the next. I've completed close to 250 quests at this point and I can only claim to have completed one zone in its entirety. And about three zones with about a 85 - 90 % completion. And yeah, there are some zones I've never stepped a single foot on. It is just insane how much content is in this game now.
Additionally, I don't use mods in my game but pretty much every single person on youtube does. And I suspect anybody who does heavy pvp or group events is also a serious mod user. So if you do come back, you might want to consider that direction as well. And I'll be honest, some of the mods people use just seem to be basic "makes sense" changes to the UI. I can't wrap my head around why Bethesda hasn't adopted similar modifications to the UI that just seem to make so much sense in the game play.
A key to cheap fast travel is a player house. There are probably close to two dozen in the game at this point. You don't have to spend real money on this if you don't want. The game gives you a free room at an Inn just to get your feet wet by completing a short quest. But you can travel to your home for free and if you chose wisely, you probably will have a teleport near your home just a short walk away.
I just started playing ESO and thank god i found this channel, helped me out so much
Cant wait to buy eso and start playing so glad I found this channel so much helpful information.
Same just started playing yesterday
Me too! Just started playing this week!
Yo I just came back to eso after 1 year, I've fried my head too much on warzone
also go to your assault skill line,put 1 point into continuous assault passive, this gives you 30% extra mount speed.
Been playing since the game released, I still enjoy these kind of videos to help the newblets get a head start since this game can be daunting when starting out. Keep up the good work brother.
I've been playing for 5 years and I still learned a few things I was doing wrong. I normally repair at a vender. Sometimes it costs me hundreds of coin. I didn't know I could get repair kits from the guild traiders.
Me too!always repaired at the vendor smh...
In the beginning it’s cheaper to use a vendor, but as the items get better, repairs get costlier
@@danletko I mean in the end game I bought 250 repair kits off trader for couple of thousand gold I forgot exactly how much but it was cheap and I still have about 170 of them granted I don't play a lot. I played a lot when the vvanderfell clockwork city event was on
Same
I've been in this game pretty much since launch, and I still don't use food and potions like I should. So even for experienced players going back to basics is valuable!
I just yesterday realised that I didn't learn the jewlery craftsmenship and have been doing crafting dailies without that one for forever. (In case someone has the same issue: you can learn it in alinor, summerset by the river next to the crafting benches)
I had gotten to level 25 before someone told me that sword and shield is a tank class. Had to re allocate my skills to dual weild and level it up.
What did you think it was lol
@@daddyghostnico this is my first mmo game so I didn't really know
Lol 😂 dual wield is cool tho
@@daddyghostnico I mean to be fair in the real world not having a shield meant you died in most fights so it should be viable on everyone for everything other than maybe a pure ranger. Atleast that’s the way my brain thinks
What if you wanna do a staff/sword shield build.
?
Will it not work to ONLY suit the meta ?
When I first started playing ESO I had never played an MMO and didn’t know what taunting even was. I just equipped a sword and shield because that’s what I’d use in Skyrim. I was a DD taunting dungeon bosses for the longest time lol
you're not alone!
You can also get a lot of repair kits from doing crafting writs for free.
food & potions, I have 10+ stacks of everything just from daily log in. Don't buy them.
You'll also get free repair kits.
Equip gear with training (% more Exp)
Replace them with new higher level training equipment.
Buy the greymoor DLC & GET Scrying.
You'll get rich super super fast with it.
I would recommend upgrading mount stamina before storage space. You want some extra mount stamina so that you can just run through bad guys without getting dismounted by a couple of hits. It saves time and aggravation when you're on your way somewhere else to not be dismounted at every encampment on the way. If you need more storage space, you can purchase backpack upgrades from the vendor with gold.
For months, I was swapping glyphs on my weapons when they ran out. I didn’t know I could charge them with soul gems.
Oh no!! Haha!
I am brand new to the game, like less than a month in, how do you recharge them? I am upgrading weapons seemingly daily, but once I find one to use for a while I would like to be able to draw on this information to keep from making this mistake myself.
@@Rainman5000 With the weapon selected, bring up Options (Y button on Xbox) and you’ll see charge as like the 4th option)
@@kev_whatev Thank you.
me, who has just been swapping my gear whenever it gets worn down
One thing I made the mistake when I first started was I didn't know if you walked up to the wayshrine and clicked it you could travel for free. Spent tons of gold recalling around.
Great point!
I still do that because I’m lazy
Wish I saw this comment before doing the exact same thing :x
Wtf I didn’t know this lol
my mistake was going into the game thinking it would be like skyrim..........its not, def not
Lol
People get pretty salty over this game for this very reason. It's because they have a lack of understanding that a MMO isn't going to be as immersive as a single player game. ESO as a MMO though is pretty immersive. There are some rules that don't carry over from Skyrim, but once you understand that you can thoroughly enjoy this game!
This was happened to me with fallout 76. lol
Didn’t know you could use the guild traders, always thought u needed to be in a guild that bought one, thank you!
No more spending 1500 to repair :)
Me, at level 35, just now learning I can make my horse go faster
Been there done that too!
I made all the different characters I knew I wanted and logged into them all to do horse research for months before I even started to level them just so they were not so slow when I was ready to start the builds.
Thats so stupid...
@@enigma1247 how is that stupid?
😂did anyone else notice the horse on the roof when he was on about what food to have 😂
I was paused for a second at that moment to do something else and when I looked back I'm like uhmm?? lol
i started playing when the year 1 patch dropped and fell out when so many other games started coming out. getting back into it and ive forgotten so much and alots changed so your guides are really helpful
Just an FYI for those of us without ESO Plus. You can deconstruct all your gear as mentioned in this video but your materials will take up huge amounts of bag space. They know its annoying so they are pushing you to subscribe. I just sell everything.
Whenever I play ESO it feels more like going to school, than just simply playing a game.I personally hated school :) So, I have no idea why I like this game so much. Thanks for all of the help you offer here.
As a non-native speaker, I find your english very smooth and uncomplicated to understand.
I've been attempting to get into ESO but with a different approach than that I had before with other MMOs. Therefore I'm trying to watch less/play more and I'm also better "filtering" everything I get to know about the game in order to have a more "fresh" experience (without worring too much about meta and competitive stuff which is IMO what totally destroys my view/concept of MMOs).
UA-cam recommended me your video. For some reason I decided to give a try and I have absolutely no regrets. Thank you for these greats tips!
Thank you! And your English is great as well :D
Being able to research multiple traits at once is gonna speed it up, so don’t bother with wasting days research, go farm dungeons and dismantle all your gear to quickly level up. This will save you more time in the long run
Thank you, thank you for letting me know about the sword & board. It's been so frustrating getting my butt kicked all the time. Will look at what to adjust before the next skill reset. Paying close attention to your content.
Any npc that sells anything can repair your gear for cheap
Still much cheaper to buy the repair kits
This channel is just insane. Saved me so much time and effort. There should be a million subs on this. Quality, content and presentation is just incredible. Thank you LG!! 👍
Wow, thanks! :D
I definitely missed out on upgrading the tannins skills early on and was wondering how to get legendary materials til cp 200, I was so mad when I found out! So now I tell every new player who asks me for advice about those crafting skills XD
Upgrading crafted items to blue or purple for
I didn't all of those mistakes. But when I was upgrading my horse, first of all I put 30 pluses for the Carry Capacity instead of a speed. :)
So i just got ESO for PS5 and i will start as stamina necromancer, thanks for your guides!
Wow i watched a ton of vids when i 1st started this is one of the best ive seen so far. Very relatable few people mention the cp 160 gear cap. I found out the hard way juggling inventory.
So there's 2 thing that would save a lot more lives no one mentions...the soul gem passive to fill soul gems obtained by running the harborage quests i think.
And...
Setting the options so enemy atks are visible ...and combat stats for buffs and debuffs ect.
I've been in more dungeons and trials with new and old players who don't know you can change the enemy atk color or they dont have the brightness turned up.
It would be nice is if a well spoken UA-camr could get that info out there 😀
When upgrading equipment always go for weapon upgrades first before upgrading armor pieces etc...
I'm a crazy cleaner, so I did capacity first, speed second... No item left behind!!! 😂
I respect it!
I am fairly new to the game, but I have been upgrading in 5's so far. 5% speed, then 5 capacity, then 5 stam, and back to speed. I really enjoy that system because you can see a difference quite soon.
@@Rainman5000 For some reason, I didn't see any speed improvement until I hit 30%. And even then it feels like the mount speeds up and then slows down every time I hit shift. But after 40% it's noticeable. As for stamina, I don't really need it since I can travel a great distance with base stamina. Once I finish speed and capacity, I'll work on that.
@@lordMaroza play pvp until u can level the passive that gives u 30% additional mount speed, forever.
@@FUCKINGSLEF mvp right here
I forget to progress the riding skills.
I also thought that choosing the right class etc was crucial, but it isn't. Choosing the right gear and skills however are!
Super helpful content. Just started playing since its first year and this is very helpful especially starting fresh on pc!
How about never buy gear!! Do research early on everything for 1 character. Monsters drop better gear then you'd buy. Also, best to make your own stuff.
Unless your lazy and just need an overland set
Great video, but I have 1 correction. When you deconstruct gear, the items you get won't need refining. They are already the useable version
"Fast travel to your friends" haha I guess im walking everywhere :,)
I just started and I've been putting points into mount storage instead of mount speed. I think that storage space is at a premium if one goes without eso plus. It just stinks riding slow when everyone blows by you but the storage space is so practical.
Great guide. Hah I've got 1200 hours into eso and I didn't even know about locking gear. OMG! Lol. I would also add a few useful tips.
-use minion and add ons, they are so useful. Especially the ones that show you mages guild books, dungeon bosses, etc.
-find all of the guild skill lines early so you start levelling them ASAP. Especially undaunted, fighters and mages. A lot of people miss the undaunted one early. There is a NPC in stonefalls near docks at a bar that let's you.
-would say you don't ever need to buy a repair kit tbh. I've never bought 1. You get enough to you for free same with potions.
-i agree on the gear thing except for PVP. If people are doing a lot of under 50 pvp then buying or crafting low level gear is very useful, especially on weapons as that's the most bang for buck.
Good guide lucky!
Your not entirely right with guild skill lines.
For example if you pick up the undaunted skill line AFTER you finished every donguen in the game, the skill line will unlock at maximum level.
But what is important to.pick up early is Fighters guild. And also mages guild. Any other guild is skill line is locked behind questing. Exept the thief guild (legardman) that is automatic, open chest, loot stolen items and sell them and the line progresses
@@darthmarr9886 but by the same token you will of unlocked the same skill line anyways if you've done all the dungeons lol. That makes no sense.
@@darthmarr9886 you can also level up skills in the skill line as you go so its way better to unlock it early
@@grovsey3656 whatever.
I just said is not important to unlock it straight away. You don't miss anything by unlocking later, you will unlock it at higher level. Unlike Fighters guild or mages guild.
Also the higher level your charter is the faster you exp the skills, because the exp needed for leveling skills.not scale.
For example finishing a donguen at lvl50 gives enough exp to quickly rise a skill from 1 to 4. As at lvl 20 may take 2 or 3 runs for the same skill
@@darthmarr9886 And miss out on that free experience doing pledges? Plus you seem to have some of your info confused regarding how to level skills.
Holy shit I don't have a mundus lol. Thank you.
it got me too!
U can sell set items for sticker book even below max level stuff, so no longer worthless.....
Was thinking the exact same thing!
@@phillipharden5907 Sticker book...?
On xbox its about half off to buy the repair kit from a guild trader than from the merchant, at least from the 10 traders I’ve checked. You also gotta take into consideration that you can only repair one item at a time whereas if you go to a vendor and repair they do it all at once and you don’t have just another item taking up that sweet inventory space.
I feel like the biggest mistake low players make is not trying to join a new player guild they’ll craft you gear that go with your class and build along with xp trait and they’ll even help you with almost anything you’ll do as long as they aren’t busy
when he said it worthless bro that hurt my heart XD I SAVED SO MUCH
hahaha we all did
Not sure if someone mentioned this, but you can go to any merchant at any time and repair all your equipment for very cheap. Hope that helps. Took me a while to find that out when I first started out lol
You are probably the best ESO UA-camr out there. Thank you for your awesome content.
#1 - I just repair at vendor when I sell. Sometimes it’s 19 gold, sometimes it’s 1300 😂
Wow, thanks!
Did you say "Derp Cheap" in the video? Because that is ADORABLE 😂 lol
LMAO I mean I said dirt cheap but I LOVE your version and will be switching to it immediately 😂
You could also go to any merchant and they will repair your gear for you.
You are an awesome and enjoyable content creator. Just know that dude :)
no you!
I kept gear between level 50 and cp 160 not realising that you never have alts that are that level again
Haha! Great point!
Verry good beginner tips, i play since lunch and bever steen such a Nice beginnersguide
Drink and food buffs are the same. Seen ppl go in a dungeon and eat both.
Definitely grade A tips for new comers, Thanks a lot man!
Ive been playing about 2 weeks and this has helped me. Ive seen stuff on armor about mundus effect and seem like i remember from other es games but i dont have effect rn...i will when i play next...im currently lvl 35 and im having good success at selling blue and purple gear in guild bank thing...selling items on eso is different to say the least lol
But all in all---GREAT GAME!!!! I LOVE IT!!
Glad to hear it my man!
Great video, would suggest anyone leveling a crafter to put at least three skill points into research skill line as soon as possible so u can research three things at once as well as reduce research time. First six months or so when I started I only thought u could research two items at a time for some reason, then I put some more points into research skill tree and found out u could do three! Would have been finished alot quicker if I'd realised that sooner.
And buy instant research scrolls from guild traders or using writ vouchers.
7:23 I will surely refine the mats I got from heavy sex! Thanks for the tip
lmao
Can we do a series like this? I, as well as many others have just came over from WoW and this game is daunting... So many systems that differ from skyrim and other mmo's and there's ZERO tutorials or hints about any of it... Would appreciate a "Top 10 Tips" for different categories... Say like dungeon's, PvP, Gold Making, Proff's, Gearing, Questing, Etc.
Love your vids and so glad I found them before really getting into this game... Or "trying" to, lol. The Combat feels so damn clunky with all the Light Weaving And Animation Cancelling... Learning it though... Is that seriously how they meant for us to play this game - by using this, hm, "exploit" (used loosely - idk what to call it) to make combat faster/better - or was that not their intention and just sort of happened, lol?
I did not know i could invest CP immediately, thanks!
Even worse I spent my first couple months repairing via the merchant! That's like 1k a repair or more lol
I'm still repairing via merchant. Cost me anywhere from 50 - 200 gold pieces.
playing ESO a week and out of all that list the only "mistake" i made was about Mundus, as i simply didnt know about them yet. Everything else.. common sense really
Fighter: "Tell him to stop acting like a toddler or he's going to lose a friend!"
Me: "Oh no, that sucks so much, I don't want that to happen. Can you tell me the name of this friend?"
I spent way too much time leveling crafting and making my own training gear. I was max level in crafting before I reached CP; way too soon because I couldn't even use the gear. I spent lots of money respecing skill points because I didn't have enough points to support both my crafting habit and my regular game play. I also starting learning traits that had nothing to do with the stuff I wanted to wear, just researching what was available when I was allowed.
Underestimating how much this jump is going to hurt. I've got over 1500 hours clocked on ESO and I still think.
Yea... Should be able to survive this.... Should be *splat*
yo, that lock method is super important! I knew about it but didn't care to lock everything in my bank. well I was a little drunk playing, and was deconstructing all my gear for my new toon. she is level 33. I deconstructed all my banked gear. now, im casual in playing. so it was mostly blue/some purple dungeon sets. a couple of undaunted gear. so its a big enough loss to really suck. but let me grind for a month and I can get most of it back.
does my main have a mundus?
I hope so!
@@LuckyGhost it did, but its been so long since i have looked, i convinced myself that it didn't lol
i am a 530 cp palyer that whent around without a mandus for like 3 till the patch for cp then i finally noticed i did not have a mundus i had not clue ialways run the one that give sritcal strike changes or pentation but they were gone i porb sat there without a mundus doing things like trails without a mundus
Good Guide! BTW your char looks like a Warframe :D Must make one outfit with similar theme.
Lol thank you! Reminded me of warframe as well!
Could you post a list of the addons that we can see in your video please? Love the look of your skills tab and inventory, would like to be able to use the. Pretty please? 😄
got you fam : ua-cam.com/video/dyUXgiEpPBQ/v-deo.html
Yeaaa i definitely made a few of these mistakes when i was a noob, especially running taunts as a dd😂😂
As a templar who is intending to be a tank someday but is running dps until I know wtf I'm doing, I feel so called out by using some of those abilities lolol. I run staff in dungeons now. I learned from my mistakes.
0:26 Number 11, don't buy empty Soul Gems from her. Go to your local Mages Guild and buy them from their mystics.
I’m a veteran player for 4 years now and I did not realise that the Markarth dlc wiped out mundus off... So thank you for that. I’ve been doing content without one for almost two months. 🤦♀️
oh man!! I wonder how many more there are ! it got me too, for a while XD
I've got a question about your repair kit thing, I've always just sold mine to merchants and used the merchant to repair, unless I've just not been paying attention and the grand repair kits act like crown repair kits now and 1 repairs all your gear isn't it cheaper to just merchant repair. I normally repair once every few hours of playing or if I've died several times and tops I'll hit like 600g for a repair, but if your buying grands at 70g an you have to use 7 at a time that's going to get expensive or do you just go until something is broken? I guess that answers my questions because that may be cheaper than a merchant, research needs to be done lol, just found your videos recently, love them, keep up the good work!
generally i've found the kits to be the cheapest option when purchased for a good price! :D but the merchant is so convenient so I mostly only use the kits if i need them on the fly
Thank you Guru 🙌🏿🔥
Talking about mundas stones, what is the ideal crit chance for a dps? When would shadow be more valued than thief?
I hardly use repair kits. I'm switching gear to often.
Awesome! Ty for the tips. 🙃
@luckyghost you have á scrabbook now so he or she can gabble for the shoulder becease you can remake them for crystals
But thanks for the tip of the repear kits
NOT getting Tamriel Trade Center and/or Master Merchant. Huge colossal mistake when buying and selling.
Starting out in ESO is so complicated I think going to have a break from it and go back to studying nonlinear analysis and dynamics of structures.
LOL just remember it really doesn't matter if you know it all on day one. there's nothing you can do to brick your account, so just enjoy and learn a little every day
My Mundus was missing
My biggest flaw was comparing this game to World of Warcraft, and quitting it several times bcos I wasn't enjoying it. Everyime I see a trailer for ESO I want to rejoin it, so I've decided to delve back in to ESO and put WoW to the back of my mind so as to not compare
Are the in-game repair kits and the crown shop repair still different? The shop ones ( which you can get as daily log in rewards for free ) use one kit to fully repair your character whereas the in game ones only repair one piece, so you use 7 in game kits to repair all pieces? Also If you are a beginning player ( most likely to need this advice ) you likely only need petty repair kits or slightly higher, which were only 45 gold per, or, if you can find them in the guild stores should be dirt cheap. We don't all start at max level, y/know.
Such a good guide. Bravo!
How do I join your guild? I’m a new player, and have followed your channel for all of my game play. Thanks for another great video.
0:30 Agree, it's very correct. I feel something evil monetize tactics against this game mostly.
First tips ok but you could just go to the repair section in any vendor and repair it for cheaper
Vendors cost more than repair kits :D
First time playing ESO. I'm level 44. I have a resource management issue. Been hoarding all those daily rewards. Not using potions. Sometimes use drink/food right before a tough fight. Really hate lock-picking, can only do simple/intermediate chests. Often running with mis-match clothing. Earning money is so difficult. Don't understand why some items can deposit to bank and others can't. Hate the number of days it takes to research an item. I'm solo-ing. Haven't done a single dungeon. One mistake I see others make (intentional or not) is having their microphone on, everyone in the area can hear their private conversations.
Try stealing items about 40 gold or so and over. Crates, drawers and trunks do the trick. That's just about the only way you can make consistent money unless you run with a group 24/7 and get good drops.
Can you make a video on the order in which you buy the dlc's? and chapters? and the reasoning of it?
The guild traders only seem to be selling in bulk. I can't buy repair crates individually. Is there a way to get around it? PS4 player.
omg facepalm repair kit....
@ 4:47 look carefully at the background 👀
Do you also recommend never doing repair all at the merchants? I can’t tell what’s cheaper lol
Its technically cheaper to repair your gear with repair kits. But I repair all at merchants all the time for the conveniencr
Im tryin to figure out which gear set to get for my Necro. I need an updated video on gear sets.
All my written guides are updated check those out
Isn't it a bit risky to recommend using the Transmutation Station to new players, without warning them about being wasteful with transmute crystals?
(new player here that spent his first transmute crystals on making a medusa necklace at a below-cp level :p)
there is a taunt for destruction ice staffs, destructive clench . be careful with this one . but not a common used one.
Regards to Crafting toon. Are there enough skill points in the game for someone create a Warden Solo build you have listed and also spend points on crafting skills. EG assuming they acquired all the skyshards ?
yes, there are enough points in the game for you to max out every crafting line, have a solo build, a pvp build and a group build all on one char :D (450 + points)
Awesome video bro
Thanks!