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
Between TERA and Blade & Soul, no intentions of playing it right now.
 
played the beta from day 1, found the game to be reasonable but was very much :facewall:

after beta closed and game released it requires stupid amount of hdd space
 
Quick review, basically echoing what others have said - I'm essentially new to MMOs, but I've been playing TES since Arena. This game does not disappoint.

Nearly everything in the game can be solo'd, even party-oriented dungeons if you are patient.

The online aspect delivers what the other games in the series have yet to: a dynamic economy that rewards your hard work (rather than set prices at an NPC vendor) and the ability to call in a friend to help out anytime.

Questing has all of the redundancy and tedium you can expect from a TES game and it is the primary way of leveling up.

It is basically lore-friendly. There are some major flaws which are IMO inadequately explained (i.e. the Nord/Dark Elf/Argonian alliance that is the Ebonheart Pact. I don't believe any invasion or succession crisis could mend the rift between those factions).

I recommend jumping in this game with a friend as a tank/healer and DPS duo and have a great co-op experience.
 
Quick review, basically echoing what others have said - I'm essentially new to MMOs, but I've been playing TES since Arena. This game does not disappoint.

Nearly everything in the game can be solo'd, even party-oriented dungeons if you are patient.

The online aspect delivers what the other games in the series have yet to: a dynamic economy that rewards your hard work (rather than set prices at an NPC vendor) and the ability to call in a friend to help out anytime.

Questing has all of the redundancy and tedium you can expect from a TES game and it is the primary way of leveling up.

It is basically lore-friendly. There are some major flaws which are IMO inadequately explained (e.g. the Nord/Dark Elf/Argonian alliance that is the Ebonheart Pact. I don't believe any invasion or succession crisis could mend the rift between those factions).

I recommend jumping in this game with a friend as a tank/healer and DPS duo and have a great co-op experience.
 
The series has been a single player exclusive since its inception; Most don't want to stray from that experience, much less pay god knows how much they're wanting to take out from under you on a monthly basis.
 
Can I make a bad song reference with the number of votes? No, too bad, 3-6-9 standing real fine...
 
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 am loving it and the sub keeps most if the jerks and kids away which is really nice.
 
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