do the most of research you can do because its so long to unlock all traits. I didint wasted any of the researchable item and i am still strugling . And i need a craftable set for my main lol . champion 180 and its still not completed.
Spend some time going to each zone just to unlock wayshrines. Will come in handy when you start questing in those areas. Plus it is a quick way to get some XP.
Also, joining a guild to travel to guildmembers is something I *still* forget to do for new toons. I spend the time looking at where boats travel and do it the long way rather than taking the shortcut.
1:27 Do main quests and the primary zone story quests (skill points) 2:48 Unlock guild skill lines (can be done after leaving tutorial zone, lvl 2/3) 5:53 Do daily Dungeons/BattleGround's(BG's) for massive exp reward, (1st pvp quest gives 3 skill points) 8:39 Crafting(Research, Deconstruct everything you can, importance of crafting skyrocketed with set collections) 10:39 Unlock & Max out all 3 armor lines ASAP (1st 3 passives of the skill lines only require 1 piece of armor to be equipped and the flexibility of having the lines max'd out is nice) Edit: As of March 2021 the patch that's coming out on the 8th for PC brings with it many armor passive and late game changes. Anyway, still level and unlock all 3 lines as they're still useful to have.
See I was told not to do any of the main quest lines until I made it past level 150. I quit at level 227 and I still could not finish one quest line. At level 227 a bear could still beat me.
The best thing to do while leveling to 50 or above, is to have fun to join a guild to meet people to travel around and look at the world around you it's so beautiful and amazing it's endless it's great it's so awesome this game can last forever.
@@RB-cs5dw they have a big bag on them that literally says to sell or not lol. If they dont have the bag that means they sell for more its never worth it
@@carmelopappalardo8477 I absolutely hated it as well but an Xbox game pass quest got me back into playing it in now addicted to it yet it is truly difficult to sell items as no merchant will buy the items from me even my guild will not sell items.
It's so helpful to have the habit of upgrading all your characters riding skills at the same time every day and leave any unused alts standing by the stable so they're always there. It becomes a soothing ritual to just login in sequence and click upgrade
Those who freshly bought in Vardenfell (default bundles comes with Morrowind, at least Steam release does), the fighters and mage guilds are in the same house as the first house you get.
Super helpful, I didn't know about this when I started, in fact I didn't really think about it until watching this video! I have 8 characters at cp 993, and still haven't completed the main story quest! Every time I logged on someone would send me an invite to heal for them, so that was my focus.
FOR NEW PLAYERS: NO and still no... You need gold more then anything at first so your main should aim to be lvl 50 ASAP for storage purpose. Do only random dungeons while doing quests(no caves, mines, delves). It will go 5x faster to go to lvl 50. Then you get alot of gold being lvl 50 THEN you should buy bank storage+inventory upg+mount inv. Alt should stick to Craglorn apple farm to fence more item/day and get herbs/mats at the same time (stable is close also). After 3 or 6 months you might want to sub ESO+ but take your time do all quests with your main no matter the level. Remember that gear is getting old faster then you can do all the content. I'm not planning to Eso+ untill next Xpac, or maybe not at all. It's a huge game. The biggest error is to do quest that takes 10 x more time then doing dungeons . 1)Enter the Guild mage ASAP or don't play at all. 2) It's the bag space the real problem.
I recommend getting the companions if you have the DLCs as soon as possible. I'm a solo player, and I just hit level 200cp and just got all of the companions. I wished I had gotten them earlier. It would've made doing some quests easier for me with multiple enemies, and I could've leveled up my companions' skills and rapport sooner.
I loved this Guide. I started playing ESO as a 'Trial' run and fell in love with the details and the richness of the game itself. The fact Tamriel is simply enormous with so much Lore just appeals to me. I created a Nord Necromancer and before I realized he reached Level 50. I simply didn't have a clue how to sort myself out until I watched your Guides (both this one and the 'So now you are Level 50'. I will continue following your channel, superb job in how you organize all your Guides! (Also, your Sorcerer's Armor on ESO is fantastic! I love the mask).
I played this game years ago but didn’t really get into it, started playing again yesterday and I’m having a great time! Will be checking out more of your videos dude
@@deanpotter6654 just stressful and swapping hotbar bonanza. Paired with latency which makes some buffs super short and the frantic hotbar swapping will not register correctly and throw animation cancelling is a must into the mix and you've got an mmo that is too easy in casual mode and too boring in try hard mode. I played this for 492 hours. Loved exploration and everything scaling but if you don't play the meta you're not useful in vet dungeons and end up having to wipe until people leaves party or you get kicked.
@@kindnessofwooedandwooer2494 fair enough. I guess the meta is always gonna be a necessity in the hardest content regardless of mmo though as it gives you the best chance. I get not loving the light attack weaving even though I personally quite enjoy the high actions per second it causes coming from last playing ffxiv
With the training at stables in mind, do the start of cyrodil quests if you can, and within 15 to 20 mins, you will get an extra 30% speed for riding skill.
I personally don’t think it’s necessary to run a hybrid armor set through the game. The passives are very minimal if you run just a piece, and take away from the strength of full matching. Did this with my first character and haven’t switched off of heavy since maxing, it’s more just for true optionality but hey you do you. Helpful video thanks!
Made 50 in 2 weeks so I'm guessing I probably missed a few. Honestly I don't think it matters that much the way ESO is set up these days without level zones. I think I'm enjoying myself more now that I'm over CP 160 as I don't have to worry about stuff becoming obsolete and I can still do all the other things.
Ty for your good video that tells newer players what they should be doing. As too manny new players get steared in the wrong direction by other youtubers telling them all they need to do to grind your toon from lvl 1 to 810 is live at the dolmans witch is incorrect. Yes its fast for us end gamers who already have 810cp to then quickly grind a alternent toon up to 50 then our true cp shows up. But all it does for bullet sponge noobs is 1 not give them the want in doing quests nor does it help them survive when there trying to solo content when they haven't spent the time while questing to learn there character. Tho i do love soloing a world boss only to see a real noob try it 15 min after when it responds only to die 5 seconds later and same when a noob tries to solo a dolman/harrowstorms. They need to learn to stay far away from trying to do what's impossible for them to do at there low lvl.
what chest piece is it that your wearing. the stickerbook was the best qol addition that they have ever done. both as for end game gear but also inventory management
Just play lol it doesent matter when. Hes just suggesting to do all this. You can just do what you want and get this stuff. The game is so much easier now from when it first came out.
Just take your time marathon not a sprint do main story dungeons and battlegrounds join a guild ask someone to make you training gear and watch a build video for charecter you want to create I'm new and it all starts to make sense
I like what you said . The only problem for me is that these zone missions are so long. That it is hard to do the mage guilds. Plus I have all the DLC. And never know when I am doing the main quest
I absolutely adore this game. The stories, the quests, the scenery while adventuring, the mounts and skills etc. I just can’t seem to get a handle on it and stick with it! I play for a little bit then put it down and I cannot explain why! Which leaves me with a lot of random level characters and when I return have no idea which skills do what
This can't be more true with the quests. When i see people grinding levels they get quickly up to 50, but don't have any skill points to have any advantage from all this grinding. Then they run around like headless chicken, grinding Skyshards and still don't have enough skill points. Before they actually can really start to play they are already frustrated. This is probably also a reason why people say that ESO is so damn grindy. I just go and quest like mad, collect Skyshards where i can and which come naturally with the questing. I don't get frustrated by repeating the same dungeon or delve over and over and over. While doing that i also discover most of the wayshrines and POI, get most craft stations for sets and and and. It might appear slower but later on it makes the game much faster and enjoyable. What i can also recommend is to get a few addons for PC Players to make life easier. Especially some of the map addonons that show skyshards and books Join the mages guild as early as possible and collect every book you can find. Nothin more annoying than needing shooting star as your ultimate and then you can't because you didn't collect any books and need to start the grind again. I also find that you can much better decide what other characters you may want to play in future. You can build up your main, but setup up additional characters. Do your daily quests and mount training on these alts as often as possibe. It takes about 10 to 15 minutes a day to logon to each character. But when you are ready to actually play these alts you have a fully trained mount and your crafting is already up to 50 and you did some major part of your research (if you are mad like me and want all crafting skills on all characters). I go on my main and craft a whole bunch of gear specific for research on my alts, place the gear in a storage chest or the bank, then research the gear on each alt. The addon TraitBuddy does help there as well. Another thing i can recommend is to research the Training trait on the main as quickly as possible. You can craft training gear for your alts. I usually craft them in sets for 10 levels Then i use the gear on my alts and swap every ten levels until level 50 CP160. After that i start to equip the alts with their final gear. The sticker book is a god send and probably the best change ZOS introduced. If i then need more CP i can still grind XP. But mostly i can grind alone and don't need get carried. And quite frankly, all the major grind spots are overrun. You enter a spot and if you are out of luck you can wait forever until a boss respawns. It is almost like going to an amusement park and wait the entire day to get to one of the main rides. You went there and all you saw was an endless queue and you were only able to get on this one ride and missed all other attractions. Doesn't make much sense to me. Another advantage i find is that you learn to survive on your own if you do the quests alone. It sharpens your senses to dodge roll out of AOEs. Later in trials and vet content it can make a difference for the entire group. I had several situation where i was able to stay alive long enough to rez enough people so it didn't end in a wipe. Start to play and decide what you want to play. Get all the information you can get and start to follow the goal to build the best character you can. Don't get bogged down in "I can't get that gear". You will soon enough. Get as many skill points as possible and don't bother in the beginning with getting lots of XP to get to CP160. You will collect enough XP with questing and without the need to grind the same spot again and again. If i build a new toon, it takes me about 3-4 days to get to level 50 just by questing. Then i get the max CP i did so far. If you have a character that has CP160+ your new alt will have automatically CP160+ and you can start equipping the final gear straight away. And that is why in the end you can be faster in building characters than all the grinders.
I am afraid to do daily dungeons. I'm level 15 now, I have no idea what to do there, were to go and so on. Maybe I should watch some guides before going or nah?
Just dive in, the first ones are really short and easy, so you should be ok. Also don't hesitate to mention when it's your first time in a dungeon, and people usually will be comprehensive. Dungeons get longer and harder as long as you're levelling, so I strongly suggest that you start doing them as soon as you can, your progression will be smoother this way. Don't wait until you're 50 to dive in, people will be way more forgiving with a level 15 who's discovering a dungeon than with a clueless lv50 player.
Just started playing myself. I'm so confused on where to go half the time, lol. I haven't even started the main quest line really, just been doing area stuff and uncovering the map and just doing those got me up to like lvl 35.
That crafting point makes me feel really good about being a little worker bee when it comes to non-combat skills in games. The fact that they make crafting viable instead of forcing you to be reliant on artefact drops is really nice to see. 10/10 game design I love to see it. Downside is I'm just starting up again on ESO, I'm level 13 and I was level 20 something on Xbox before I moved to pc so I'm not sure how committed I'll be to this game; I say this because the idea of dailies makes me tired.
I created a magicka DPS character. If I want to change him to a tank, do I just need to reallocate the attributes and level up 2 handed for instance? I'm a bit confused since it says they are a sorcerer.
Watched this right before the final push for 50, getting ready to hit 50 anyway. No regrets. I tend to have extra skill points anyway, and that seem to be the main takeaway, you get more skill points if you do this and this. Road to 160 CP.
I can still do all these things after level 50 though, right? Like, I won't be screwed if I don't do them before? Because I just started a new character and somehow got to level 27 in a day and I've barely done anything besides zone stories
Can you also share the app again? I can’t find ESO Helper. I am using The ESO app and it helps a lot in finding lorebooks and skyshards esp as console player, we cant do any addons unlike pc. Thanks much.
so leveling up the fighters guild u dont have to slot one of the abilities? .. i dont care about crafting esp with the collection system.. im just going for trait research now.. thats most important i think
Unlocking guilds right away helps bypass so many annoying side-side quests and gets them completed so much faster. It took me a while to figure out how to get the Intimidate and Persuade passives. Plus books right off the bat & fighters guild when grinding at dolmens...
I believe you get some free respec scrolls at level 43, so don’t worry. Just choose what seems cool and save the scrolls for when you actually need to follow a build.
First thing I did was the main quests, i am at the point of doing the cadwell silver and gold thing and it is confusing the hell out of me, should i do those before level 50? What i dont like is it sounds like you will be doing a lot of the same 3 times over. Thoughts?
Do you have a website you use for all your mods, And you could tell us what mods you use, I used to mods manually but just recently I started using minion, Anyway, can you tell what mods you are using?
@@DarkStormEX the items that are researchable will have the magnifying glass symbol next to them. If you go into the research option make sure you are at the correct crafting station. Woodworking = Bows; Staves and shields. Clothing = Light and medium armor. Blacksmith = Heavy armor and all other weapons. All available researchable gear should show up when you are trying to research.
Make sure the item isn't locked in your bank or character inventory. That prevents it from being accidentally destroyed or sold by removing it from those lists.
I’ve been playing for quite some time now , and I’m cp 796. For some reason I just can’t seem to get my dps parses above 45k . Even after all the countless hours I’ve invested in mastering my build and LA weaving. Idk what to do anymore lol
Propably your portions you sure you leveled your alchemy to level 50 also you are parsing on what exactly because the 21 million include lots of buffs so if you parse 45k without bonuses Than that's amazing
Craft many sets you can just craft at 50 and I would suggest doing pvp and save you alliance points for the golden vendor in cyrodill. I wish I would have done these two things before I got 50.
for the battlegrounds battles its not fair yeah u can do them at lvl 10 but its dumb cuz u NEED to finish 1st or 2nd to get the DAILY rewards, I spent 3 hours JUST doing this mode and I got last all the time so I wasted my time and got nothing done lol they should make it so if you win or lose you get the daily rewards kinda bummed out, I think this is why I stopped playing
another cool video, thank you Adam one thing I don't understand is that I can't get shields or jewels to do research and since I can't I go to the market to buy these things and unfortunately it is expensive and even worse is that I am at level 40 or 41 and I need gold very much, I don't understand why I can't get these things to do research, is it because I have been fighting with bow and arrows ? #Adam Lutz
Just a quick suggestion. While the video is perfectly audible, I had to turn up my system and my headphones to max to have a decent volume level. Maybe try and adjust the level for future videos so its a little louder.
Find a good guild, not every guild is going to work out. Research the hardest to get and most used traits first, the research time can kick you in the teeth if you don't plan out the trait order to research. Also unlock the ability to research 3 traits at a time and the time reduction as soon as possible. Get the undaunted skill line maxed out early, I didn't start running dungeons until long into champion points level 500.
How do you not spend all of your time clearing your bags in this game? Are you supposed to be super picky about loot? I get that you can upgrade the space and I am but man I can barely play in the hour or 2 I have everyday because of inventory space I spend most my time just trying to get space in my bags even with eso plus. Feels like I'm playing games while tied up
I just downloaded the game, and it started me in Morrowind, I’m Level 10 now, and I’m not sure I’m supposed to be there.... should I go my Dark Elf’s faction zone, Daven’s Watch? Then do Morrowind after I finish some base game stuff? Stonefalls, remember Stonefalls and find a boat?
If you have the expansions, they will start you in the newest zone, the ones listed in the video were the original starter zones. Can really start in any zone since the One Tamriel change
@@stormwolf7889 I was so confused by the story though... so I headed to the Ebon Pacts starting area and I’m working my way through Deshaan now. I’ll probably head to Morrowwind when I finish this zone.
Imagine i got inferno and lighting staff on my lvl 37 char in one run i feel like crying to be honest becuz i never got those on any of my 950cp chars 😭😭😭
What are 5 things you would tell players to do before level 50!
#1. Find a friend to play with who is hopefully higher level.
do the most of research you can do because its so long to unlock all traits. I didint wasted any of the researchable item and i am still strugling . And i need a craftable set for my main lol . champion 180 and its still not completed.
Save your money accept for bag and bank space
Spend some time going to each zone just to unlock wayshrines. Will come in handy when you start questing in those areas. Plus it is a quick way to get some XP.
Also, joining a guild to travel to guildmembers is something I *still* forget to do for new toons. I spend the time looking at where boats travel and do it the long way rather than taking the shortcut.
1:27 Do main quests and the primary zone story quests (skill points)
2:48 Unlock guild skill lines (can be done after leaving tutorial zone, lvl 2/3)
5:53 Do daily Dungeons/BattleGround's(BG's) for massive exp reward, (1st pvp quest gives 3 skill points)
8:39 Crafting(Research, Deconstruct everything you can, importance of crafting skyrocketed with set collections)
10:39 Unlock & Max out all 3 armor lines ASAP (1st 3 passives of the skill lines only require 1 piece of armor to be equipped and the flexibility of having the lines max'd out is nice)
Edit: As of March 2021 the patch that's coming out on the 8th for PC brings with it many armor passive and late game changes. Anyway, still level and unlock all 3 lines as they're still useful to have.
Thank you kind sir
Thank you, pointless long intro lmao
THANKS
Thank you so much
See I was told not to do any of the main quest lines until I made it past level 150. I quit at level 227 and I still could not finish one quest line. At level 227 a bear could still beat me.
The best thing to do while leveling to 50 or above, is to have fun to join a guild to meet people to travel around and look at the world around you it's so beautiful and amazing it's endless it's great it's so awesome this game can last forever.
True words friend!
Here I am wondering if there is an offline mode, haha
@@terryblack11 no, it’s an MMO and not part of the singleplayer games.
@@swolelordnito2233 lol ok buddy, I didn’t realise
@@terryblack11 you can still play it solo if you have internet connection and ps plus or Xbox
My biggest tip is don't sell everything like I did. Research as much as you can and deconstruct things
Woops I have been selling lol
@@RB-cs5dw they have a big bag on them that literally says to sell or not lol. If they dont have the bag that means they sell for more its never worth it
@@Odyssey636 yes if you have eso plus then deconstruct but if not you don’t really have the bag space for all that lol
@@davidward2634 idk how or why youd even play with out eso plus lol. Maybe casually.
@@Odyssey636 do you play for a living ?
As some one was big into the game long ago before my guild fell apart, retuning to the game this is extremely useful for a refresher course
I wish I would have seen this video before I quit playing ESO. I hate it the game. It brought me no joy. Seriously not fun at all.
@@carmelopappalardo8477 I absolutely hated it as well but an Xbox game pass quest got me back into playing it in now addicted to it yet it is truly difficult to sell items as no merchant will buy the items from me even my guild will not sell items.
@@me1648 Another issues with the game. We should be able to sell on our own. Post in an auction house.
Similar to D&D if I remember correctly.
@@carmelopappalardo8477 yea definitely
@@carmelopappalardo8477Fallout 76 does this extremely well! Anyone can set up a p2p shop and sell nearly anything
It's so helpful to have the habit of upgrading all your characters riding skills at the same time every day and leave any unused alts standing by the stable so they're always there. It becomes a soothing ritual to just login in sequence and click upgrade
What u call soothing we call brain damage. Lol thats not soothing at all
@@Odyssey636 lol. I also enjoy doing surveys
@@Odyssey636 you start off the day watching numbers get bigger 😬
Those who freshly bought in Vardenfell (default bundles comes with Morrowind, at least Steam release does), the fighters and mage guilds are in the same house as the first house you get.
I just started playing ESO and your vids have just been helping so much. Thank you
Super helpful, I didn't know about this when I started, in fact I didn't really think about it until watching this video! I have 8 characters at cp 993, and still haven't completed the main story quest! Every time I logged on someone would send me an invite to heal for them, so that was my focus.
FOR NEW PLAYERS: NO and still no... You need gold more then anything at first so your main should aim to be lvl 50 ASAP for storage purpose. Do only random dungeons while doing quests(no caves, mines, delves). It will go 5x faster to go to lvl 50. Then you get alot of gold being lvl 50 THEN you should buy bank storage+inventory upg+mount inv. Alt should stick to Craglorn apple farm to fence more item/day and get herbs/mats at the same time (stable is close also). After 3 or 6 months you might want to sub ESO+ but take your time do all quests with your main no matter the level. Remember that gear is getting old faster then you can do all the content. I'm not planning to Eso+ untill next Xpac, or maybe not at all. It's a huge game. The biggest error is to do quest that takes 10 x more time then doing dungeons . 1)Enter the Guild mage ASAP or don't play at all. 2) It's the bag space the real problem.
Your a life saver! Just started the game , had no clue what I was doing.
I recommend getting the companions if you have the DLCs as soon as possible. I'm a solo player, and I just hit level 200cp and just got all of the companions. I wished I had gotten them earlier. It would've made doing some quests easier for me with multiple enemies, and I could've leveled up my companions' skills and rapport sooner.
As someone approaching LVL 50 for the first time, this is such a great topic. Thank you!
Same
Here comes the CP grind boys!
In ebonheart pact the Undaunted starter is in the Fish Stink tavern.
I loved this Guide. I started playing ESO as a 'Trial' run and fell in love with the details and the richness of the game itself. The fact Tamriel is simply enormous with so much Lore just appeals to me. I created a Nord Necromancer and before I realized he reached Level 50. I simply didn't have a clue how to sort myself out until I watched your Guides (both this one and the 'So now you are Level 50'. I will continue following your channel, superb job in how you organize all your Guides! (Also, your Sorcerer's Armor on ESO is fantastic! I love the mask).
"Heavy Attack that Like button." Best call to like a video I've heard yet. So sick of "Smash that like button"
I started the thieves guild and dark brotherhood storyline at the outlaw refuge in volkar guard also
I played this game years ago but didn’t really get into it, started playing again yesterday and I’m having a great time! Will be checking out more of your videos dude
Same situation for me, got to level 30 and gave up. Came back to it and loving it now
man the short buff duration ruins combat.
@@kindnessofwooedandwooer2494 just a different approach really where the buffs become an active part of your rotation
@@deanpotter6654 just stressful and swapping hotbar bonanza.
Paired with latency which makes some buffs super short and the frantic hotbar swapping will not register correctly and throw animation cancelling is a must into the mix and you've got an mmo that is too easy in casual mode and too boring in try hard mode.
I played this for 492 hours. Loved exploration and everything scaling but if you don't play the meta you're not useful in vet dungeons and end up having to wipe until people leaves party or you get kicked.
@@kindnessofwooedandwooer2494 fair enough. I guess the meta is always gonna be a necessity in the hardest content regardless of mmo though as it gives you the best chance. I get not loving the light attack weaving even though I personally quite enjoy the high actions per second it causes coming from last playing ffxiv
With the training at stables in mind, do the start of cyrodil quests if you can, and within 15 to 20 mins, you will get an extra 30% speed for riding skill.
Watched many how-to content creators. You win, love your work. Thank you for your time and effort 👌
1:24 for start of the 5 things
I personally don’t think it’s necessary to run a hybrid armor set through the game. The passives are very minimal if you run just a piece, and take away from the strength of full matching. Did this with my first character and haven’t switched off of heavy since maxing, it’s more just for true optionality but hey you do you. Helpful video thanks!
well.. fucking beautiful, im lvl 43 and i didnt even know there is such a thing as undaunted skill tree... this game never tells you anything
its why i quit the first time years ago.. i was so confused
So playing battleground can now level up Assault and Support skill line? Don’t need to play at Cyrodil? Thanks much.
This true?
@@12elvesins92 it is how I would level those lines, since they had released bg's, it is quicker than Cyrodiil for surw
also battlegrounds will level you up so fast, dont even have to win. ranked up 2-4 ranks over 2 days just doing battlegrounds
Brah! You heard me!!! Lifelong subscriber now! Thank you for doing this!
Great video. Also don't forget with the pvp skill line.. you gain a skill point every time you gain a new rank.
Made 50 in 2 weeks so I'm guessing I probably missed a few. Honestly I don't think it matters that much the way ESO is set up these days without level zones. I think I'm enjoying myself more now that I'm over CP 160 as I don't have to worry about stuff becoming obsolete and I can still do all the other things.
It took me eight months to get to level 50.
@@carmelopappalardo8477 Bout a year for me. The hours of looking for skyshards give me nightmares
thank you for this guide. i hit 50 and have no idea how to use my CP points or what i should be doing
Ty for your good video that tells newer players what they should be doing. As too manny new players get steared in the wrong direction by other youtubers telling them all they need to do to grind your toon from lvl 1 to 810 is live at the dolmans witch is incorrect. Yes its fast for us end gamers who already have 810cp to then quickly grind a alternent toon up to 50 then our true cp shows up. But all it does for bullet sponge noobs is 1 not give them the want in doing quests nor does it help them survive when there trying to solo content when they haven't spent the time while questing to learn there character. Tho i do love soloing a world boss only to see a real noob try it 15 min after when it responds only to die 5 seconds later and same when a noob tries to solo a dolman/harrowstorms. They need to learn to stay far away from trying to do what's impossible for them to do at there low lvl.
Thanks!
When you say Main Quests and Zone Quests, which ones are you exactly referring to?
Thank for all the great tips as they have helped me greatly.
what chest piece is it that your wearing. the stickerbook was the best qol addition that they have ever done. both as for end game gear but also inventory management
Is there a way to see what dungeons you have completed from the dungeon list?
Just play lol it doesent matter when. Hes just suggesting to do all this. You can just do what you want and get this stuff. The game is so much easier now from when it first came out.
what is the addon that shows you where quests are on the map?
1:23 video starts here..
I finished the coldharbour quest line and the prologue quests but the main quest no longer appears. what can i do to go on with the main quest?
That armor looks cool
My thing is opening up all the dlc I got. Being new and not knowing much makes it all seem overwhelming
Just take your time marathon not a sprint do main story dungeons and battlegrounds join a guild ask someone to make you training gear and watch a build video for charecter you want to create I'm new and it all starts to make sense
I like what you said . The only problem for me is that these zone missions are so long. That it is hard to do the mage guilds. Plus I have all the DLC. And never know when I am doing the main quest
Set aside skill points to power level alchemy, you will need the medicinal use passive
I absolutely adore this game. The stories, the quests, the scenery while adventuring, the mounts and skills etc. I just can’t seem to get a handle on it and stick with it! I play for a little bit then put it down and I cannot explain why! Which leaves me with a lot of random level characters and when I return have no idea which skills do what
This can't be more true with the quests. When i see people grinding levels they get quickly up to 50, but don't have any skill points to have any advantage from all this grinding. Then they run around like headless chicken, grinding Skyshards and still don't have enough skill points. Before they actually can really start to play they are already frustrated. This is probably also a reason why people say that ESO is so damn grindy. I just go and quest like mad, collect Skyshards where i can and which come naturally with the questing. I don't get frustrated by repeating the same dungeon or delve over and over and over. While doing that i also discover most of the wayshrines and POI, get most craft stations for sets and and and. It might appear slower but later on it makes the game much faster and enjoyable. What i can also recommend is to get a few addons for PC Players to make life easier. Especially some of the map addonons that show skyshards and books Join the mages guild as early as possible and collect every book you can find. Nothin more annoying than needing shooting star as your ultimate and then you can't because you didn't collect any books and need to start the grind again.
I also find that you can much better decide what other characters you may want to play in future. You can build up your main, but setup up additional characters. Do your daily quests and mount training on these alts as often as possibe. It takes about 10 to 15 minutes a day to logon to each character. But when you are ready to actually play these alts you have a fully trained mount and your crafting is already up to 50 and you did some major part of your research (if you are mad like me and want all crafting skills on all characters). I go on my main and craft a whole bunch of gear specific for research on my alts, place the gear in a storage chest or the bank, then research the gear on each alt. The addon TraitBuddy does help there as well. Another thing i can recommend is to research the Training trait on the main as quickly as possible. You can craft training gear for your alts. I usually craft them in sets for 10 levels Then i use the gear on my alts and swap every ten levels until level 50 CP160. After that i start to equip the alts with their final gear. The sticker book is a god send and probably the best change ZOS introduced.
If i then need more CP i can still grind XP. But mostly i can grind alone and don't need get carried. And quite frankly, all the major grind spots are overrun. You enter a spot and if you are out of luck you can wait forever until a boss respawns. It is almost like going to an amusement park and wait the entire day to get to one of the main rides. You went there and all you saw was an endless queue and you were only able to get on this one ride and missed all other attractions. Doesn't make much sense to me.
Another advantage i find is that you learn to survive on your own if you do the quests alone. It sharpens your senses to dodge roll out of AOEs. Later in trials and vet content it can make a difference for the entire group. I had several situation where i was able to stay alive long enough to rez enough people so it didn't end in a wipe.
Start to play and decide what you want to play. Get all the information you can get and start to follow the goal to build the best character you can. Don't get bogged down in "I can't get that gear". You will soon enough. Get as many skill points as possible and don't bother in the beginning with getting lots of XP to get to CP160. You will collect enough XP with questing and without the need to grind the same spot again and again. If i build a new toon, it takes me about 3-4 days to get to level 50 just by questing. Then i get the max CP i did so far. If you have a character that has CP160+ your new alt will have automatically CP160+ and you can start equipping the final gear straight away. And that is why in the end you can be faster in building characters than all the grinders.
I am afraid to do daily dungeons. I'm level 15 now, I have no idea what to do there, were to go and so on. Maybe I should watch some guides before going or nah?
If your playing dps you should be fine just follow the tank
Just dive in, the first ones are really short and easy, so you should be ok. Also don't hesitate to mention when it's your first time in a dungeon, and people usually will be comprehensive.
Dungeons get longer and harder as long as you're levelling, so I strongly suggest that you start doing them as soon as you can, your progression will be smoother this way. Don't wait until you're 50 to dive in, people will be way more forgiving with a level 15 who's discovering a dungeon than with a clueless lv50 player.
@@andocalrissian5147 Ok, thanks :)
@@jeromemorin9352 ok ) Got it. Thank you :)
Just started playing myself. I'm so confused on where to go half the time, lol. I haven't even started the main quest line really, just been doing area stuff and uncovering the map and just doing those got me up to like lvl 35.
Do the Psijic Line in Summerset for the free shinies!
What are the gear apperence at 10:23
That crafting point makes me feel really good about being a little worker bee when it comes to non-combat skills in games. The fact that they make crafting viable instead of forcing you to be reliant on artefact drops is really nice to see. 10/10 game design I love to see it. Downside is I'm just starting up again on ESO, I'm level 13 and I was level 20 something on Xbox before I moved to pc so I'm not sure how committed I'll be to this game; I say this because the idea of dailies makes me tired.
I created a magicka DPS character. If I want to change him to a tank, do I just need to reallocate the attributes and level up 2 handed for instance? I'm a bit confused since it says they are a sorcerer.
Great video , awesome tips , iam only lvl 26 now so this will help me alot
I’m gonna be getting a playing it soon for the first time this helps a ton and if anyone would wanna game with me lmk
Didn't know that you could change armor trait with transmute. Tbh had no idea what transmute crystals were for.
what armour is he wearing? Im loving the robotic arms
The arms are a Motif from the Clockwork City
@@ShieldThane thank you!
Yw comrad!
Watched this right before the final push for 50, getting ready to hit 50 anyway. No regrets. I tend to have extra skill points anyway, and that seem to be the main takeaway, you get more skill points if you do this and this. Road to 160 CP.
So I have the mothers sorrow set for eso on the ps4 but I don't see the option to craft any of it........how do I craft it?
Gotcha, so is that what the video meant then was reconstruct rather than craft??
cool vid brah
I can still do all these things after level 50 though, right? Like, I won't be screwed if I don't do them before? Because I just started a new character and somehow got to level 27 in a day and I've barely done anything besides zone stories
I find that I reach Level 50 a long time before completing main and zone quests.
I hit lvl 50 so quick... I still have to do most of this. Maybe I play dungeons too much
Too much Dungeons 🤯 nah they are the funnest part!!
@@ShieldThane yeah man, im at cp160 now - decided I should start playing the prologue and story now! Lol
Just curious, what’s your main character? Mag DK?
I'm so close to pulling the trigger and getting this for ps5 but only thing holding me back is I wanna wait for the ps5 patch.
Is that game still fun if im not have membership ? I bought the game for almost year but never play it
Im in the theives guild dose that count?
That armor your wearing what's name is it
Can you also share the app again? I can’t find ESO Helper. I am using The ESO app and it helps a lot in finding lorebooks and skyshards esp as console player, we cant do any addons unlike pc. Thanks much.
so leveling up the fighters guild u dont have to slot one of the abilities? .. i dont care about crafting esp with the collection system.. im just going for trait research now.. thats most important i think
can dungeons be done solo at low level?
You open the dungeon finder at Lv10 and they slowly trickle in til you hit lv 50
Unlocking guilds right away helps bypass so many annoying side-side quests and gets them completed so much faster. It took me a while to figure out how to get the Intimidate and Persuade passives. Plus books right off the bat & fighters guild when grinding at dolmens...
Thank you so much for this 🥰
Sorry for the ask sir, can you tell me what is ur outfits ? *.* look so awesome
The chest looks like the light armor from Orsinium
Tried the random dungeons,got speed runners so not bothering anymore. Transmutation is never going to be a thing for a casual player.
As a new player with low funds, how can I see how many AP I actually have in total without having to go do a respec for $$?
I believe you get some free respec scrolls at level 43, so don’t worry. Just choose what seems cool and save the scrolls for when you actually need to follow a build.
First thing I did was the main quests, i am at the point of doing the cadwell silver and gold thing and it is confusing the hell out of me, should i do those before level 50? What i dont like is it sounds like you will be doing a lot of the same 3 times over. Thoughts?
Is it worth doing these after lvl 50?
Do you have a website you use for all your mods, And you could tell us what mods you use, I used to mods manually but just recently I started using minion, Anyway, can you tell what mods you are using?
How do you find the weapons you can research. I have the item with the trait but it doesn't appear.
Is it in your bank or on your player? If in the bank you have to make sure you have the setting that shows Bank items when at the crafting stations.
@@jeremyb1975 its on my character. When I go to the station it doesn't appear researchable
@@DarkStormEX the items that are researchable will have the magnifying glass symbol next to them. If you go into the research option make sure you are at the correct crafting station. Woodworking = Bows; Staves and shields. Clothing = Light and medium armor. Blacksmith = Heavy armor and all other weapons. All available researchable gear should show up when you are trying to research.
Make sure the item isn't locked in your bank or character inventory. That prevents it from being accidentally destroyed or sold by removing it from those lists.
Please, what add on gives you the floating numbers and block/dodge prints?
I watched your add on video and Im still unsure. Is it a specific config?
Just in regular setting under combat settings. Change combat text to all on
Use advanced ui
Is the stickerbook bound to the character or account?
Hey, u make nice guide about tanking, can u do something about class for tanking? What they do and for what role they made?
You can easiky find Eso tanking guides on youtube
just started this game and its a bit overwhelming. I think I pretty much suck, I am in first person view and at 60/60 inventory. ;/
Get out of first person immediately and try ESO plus - it's more than worth it.
One of the best to help a noob like me:)
I’ve been playing for quite some time now , and I’m cp 796. For some reason I just can’t seem to get my dps parses above 45k . Even after all the countless hours I’ve invested in mastering my build and LA weaving. Idk what to do anymore lol
Propably your portions you sure you leveled your alchemy to level 50 also you are parsing on what exactly because the 21 million include lots of buffs so if you parse 45k without bonuses Than that's amazing
@@yassinhafez1337 what does parse mean.
@@r0guetwinz it's like when you see your results against practice dummies you won't need them unless you want to apply for end game pve content
@@yassinhafez1337 ahh I see. I love this game I just wish I knew a bit more about it
@@r0guetwinz I can help you with it I play in pc EU I also like the game but it is a time sink xD
Those are not the starting zones but the first big cities... I think you're confusing beginners❗
Actually no he helped me alot im a level 18 almost 19
Im surprised this isn't a 30min video on tips for new players like most videos on this game
Craft many sets you can just craft at 50 and I would suggest doing pvp and save you alliance points for the golden vendor in cyrodill.
I wish I would have done these two things before I got 50.
Nice!
the only thing that pisses me off in the game is the guards / companions are always late to the fight id love to see a npc 10v10 or alteast more of it
Ok this helps grinding for 40+ hours still not lvl 50
Pls gimme that interface, how do I make it like that?
Ikrrrr i want his UI mod
for the battlegrounds battles its not fair yeah u can do them at lvl 10 but its dumb cuz u NEED to finish 1st or 2nd to get the DAILY rewards, I spent 3 hours JUST doing this mode and I got last all the time so I wasted my time and got nothing done lol they should make it so if you win or lose you get the daily rewards kinda bummed out, I think this is why I stopped playing
Thanks this helped alot
another cool video, thank you Adam
one thing I don't understand is that I can't get shields or jewels to do research and since I can't I go to the market to buy these things and unfortunately it is expensive and even worse is that I am at level 40 or 41 and I need gold very much, I don't understand why I can't get these things to do research, is it because I have been fighting with bow and arrows ? #Adam Lutz
Just a quick suggestion. While the video is perfectly audible, I had to turn up my system and my headphones to max to have a decent volume level. Maybe try and adjust the level for future videos so its a little louder.
Find a good guild, not every guild is going to work out. Research the hardest to get and most used traits first, the research time can kick you in the teeth if you don't plan out the trait order to research. Also unlock the ability to research 3 traits at a time and the time reduction as soon as possible. Get the undaunted skill line maxed out early, I didn't start running dungeons until long into champion points level 500.
I swear every single video has the explanation of armor type xD
Go in pvp as a werewolf the most funniest thing I’ve done definitely overpowered but it’s whatever soon as you get cp you get ass blasted
How do you not spend all of your time clearing your bags in this game? Are you supposed to be super picky about loot? I get that you can upgrade the space and I am but man I can barely play in the hour or 2 I have everyday because of inventory space I spend most my time just trying to get space in my bags even with eso plus. Feels like I'm playing games while tied up
I just downloaded the game, and it started me in Morrowind, I’m Level 10 now, and I’m not sure I’m supposed to be there.... should I go my Dark Elf’s faction zone, Daven’s Watch? Then do Morrowind after I finish some base game stuff? Stonefalls, remember Stonefalls and find a boat?
If you have the expansions, they will start you in the newest zone, the ones listed in the video were the original starter zones. Can really start in any zone since the One Tamriel change
@@stormwolf7889 I was so confused by the story though... so I headed to the Ebon Pacts starting area and I’m working my way through Deshaan now. I’ll probably head to Morrowwind when I finish this zone.
Imagine i got inferno and lighting staff on my lvl 37 char in one run i feel like crying to be honest becuz i never got those on any of my 950cp chars 😭😭😭
good guide y'all :)