Do you play Elder Scrolls Online?

Do you play Elder Scrolls Online?

  • Yes, I play it.

    Points: 18 4.8%

  • No, but would like to try it.

    Points: 119 31.6%

  • Tried it, didn't like it.

    Points: 33 8.8%

  • No desire to try it.

    Points: 164 43.5%

  • Never heard of it.

    Points: 32 8.5%

  • Other (please explain)

    Points: 11 2.9%
  • Total voters
    377
I played beta but thats it. Really wish I had the money for this game! I want it!
 
Quite frankly, it looks terrible. Like it was made just to be a money grab.

I'm gonna pass.
 
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Elder Scrolls to me is a Single player only game. I'd hate to have to be social in order to do quests! That promotes teamwork and that's bad! :)
 
i beta tested it but only played around 10 mins so i dont realy have an opinion on it as yet.
 
I play this game, and I'm actually very impressed with how much I enjoy it. Once you log into the world, it's so hard to put down because you get caught up in the crap ton of quests that are handed before you within the world of Tamriel! I would recommend buying this game, but only if you are willing to pay the subscription.
 
I would play it, but I don't like the pay every month money grab. If they had a flat out price like $60, I might consider it.
 
idk about it. To be honest, the best way to do an Elder Scrolls multiplayer is to have Skyrim-like gameplay except with parties of 2-4 people. Not a mmo
 
I really want to. Ironically, I often find myself looking for an MMO that doesn't feel... Well, like an MMO.
 
Beta tested it. It was pretty close to my expectations to an MMO ES could be. As much as we would like for better graphics, that's just not possible with the scale this MMO is going for. So equal or slightly poorer graphics would be more expected, allowing more players to play on less powerful computers. Quest lines and such were not innovative, but they sufficed to get the story going in some degree. One problem was when the quest tried to be stealth-like, and you had ten other players doing the same quest, killing everything in their path (ruining any form of stealth there was). Sound and dialogue was pleasant and not a pain to my ears. Helped promoted the feeling that you were in the surroundings, whether out on the beach, woods, caves, deserted burial ground, etc.

Everyone saying that ES should be only Single Player isn't giving this MMO a fair chance as it feels pretty polished. Not completely perfect or polished as WoW or Eve Online, but the experience isn't any worse than what SWTOR was. The biggest weakness it has, and this is a big debating point, is subscription fees. With a number of other MMOs allowing players to successful play F2P without making it feel or be P2W, it's a definite possibility that ESO could go F2P six months or a year down the road. It's almost like they're allowing subscriptions to help recoup the cost of development as soon as possible, before switching to a different payment model to attract more players.
 
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