Maybe elaborate more on why you did not like it?
Though I will say, if the Shivering Isles are in there and they look half as good as Oblivion, I would wade through a sea of menus, especially if Sheogorath is in the game.
Yeah it's not that great. The feeling of the Elder Scrolls games just isn't there. Just a bunch of people running around from one quest to another. It's basically: go to this place, get the item, get back to me. Done? Go help my friend in this area. And you do that for a while and it gets tiring, since you won't be immersed with the world that they created. It just feels so empty, and I'd rather just play another round of Skyrim rather than play the online one; pay $50 for an expansion, then pay even more for virtual currency so I can get stuff like more inventory space. Yes, you'll be struggling with inventory space and bank space (like your private stash) if you don't have a membership with a monthly fee.
Well I personally think the game is awesome! If your going to play the game like a regular mmorpg then yeah it sucks. But if you play the game like Skyrim with multiplayer, then you're going to have a lot of fun. I have made so many down to earth friends in ESO that its not even funny. The players have a totally different mindset then every other mmorpg. I can count on one hand how many toxic players that I met on PC and Playstation combined.
The community is great. I've heard stories of high level players going to the starting area to help newbies craft their gear. That's not why I hate the game. There's just a lot of payments you have to make in order to play the game, and the DLC even costs over $50. One DLC. Then the subscription every month, extra costumes and skins, pets and companions, extra horses; they're just milking players everything they're worth with all these payments - not just one time payments - but a monthly thing to boot.
Well I agree and I disagree. The only thing you really need to buy is Morrowind.. There's not a whole lot to the DLC, how ever like yo said you can get in it a $50 bundle or buy the subscription for $15 a month and get it that way too. And the sub offers 10% bonus to exp, crafting exp, gold, reserch timer reducer, crafting back to store your crafting supplies, (which its endless by the way) double bank space and more room for housing items when you buy a house. The rest of the stuff is optional, but they do kind of make you feel left out if you don't buy it. Because you see all of your friends running around with the new stuff.
That's the thing though. Everyone should have an equal rate of leveling. The idea behind MMORPGs is that you and your friends go on an adventure where you work on your characters, since there's no load/save scumming or no cheat codes to help you level up faster. It's a main component of the genre. You grind it out so you can brag about your character. It's all about hard work. Bonus exp % and making certain items weightless while having more storage space to boot, all for a subscription where you pay the game monthly, isn't really "hard work" since you're getting an easier time compared to the people who only bought the game and didn't get the "optional but your life in this game would totally be a lot easier" subscription.
Yes it does give you a advantage if you sub to the game. But honestly your hardly going to notice any difference besides the extra bank space and the craft bag. The exp and gold bonus is hardly noticeable and If you max out your regular bank space you will have 240 slots for the bank. And why that's not enough room to store every single craft material for every level. You do end up with enough storage to store all of the important crafting materials for your level.
Its a pet for the new Warden class. the bear pet is pretty tough and can take a lot of damage, plus the warden can heal it. The warden is a utility class. It can heal, dps, and buff other classes. I have a champion 288 warden in full gold gear. Its a lot of fun and very easy to play. If you never played the game before it would be a great starting class.Hi, sorry about changing the subject a bit if the game is bad or not, but can someone tell me what is this bear companion all about? I just saw the trailer of The Elder Scroll Online: Morrowind, and i'm not sure if someone can cast a bear and fight besides you, or actually a race of bears? (probably not the last one)
