Is Skyrim your goty?ESO is so good indeed. Maybe I have to get back to it but I am still stuck here playing Skyrim.
So what's so great about ESO nowadays? Is it good for someone that has next to no interest in MMOs or is it just a good MMO? I know it got lukewarm reception when it released.
So what's so great about ESO nowadays? Is it good for someone that has next to no interest in MMOs or is it just a good MMO? I know it got lukewarm reception when it released.
Jason, how many crowns are needed to buy all the dlc? I bought some crowns, but probably not enough.ESO is basically (now with all the DLC adding in the factions and whatnot) Elder Scrolls 6, that happens to have other people running around in it. I've probably put in about 150 hours myself, and I have never once "joined up with", "joined a party with", or otherwise interacted with any players whatsoever outside of the basic "we're doing the same dungeon / mission at the same time so I guess we're fighting the same monsters together" level of interaction.
It's essentially the evolution of Skyrim, that happens to be about 4-5 times bigger with probably 10 times as many quests to do.
And there's multiplayer stuff too, if you're not a total digital hermit like I am.
ESO is basically (now with all the DLC adding in the factions and whatnot) Elder Scrolls 6, that happens to have other people running around in it. I've probably put in about 150 hours myself, and I have never once "joined up with", "joined a party with", or otherwise interacted with any players whatsoever outside of the basic "we're doing the same dungeon / mission at the same time so I guess we're fighting the same monsters together" level of interaction.
It's essentially the evolution of Skyrim, that happens to be about 4-5 times bigger with probably 10 times as many quests to do.
And there's multiplayer stuff too, if you're not a total digital hermit like I am.
Jason, how many crowns are needed to buy all the dlc? I bought some crowns, but probably not enough.
Bah. Bought the game last year.1500 to buy the 5th DLC.
Oh you fucked up and didnt buy the gold like a TOOL? 7000 then (well assuming the bundle with the 4 dlc in the gold edition is 5500 still)
hitman is even better then expected! but i suck at it...
Bah. Bought the game last year.
Is ESO like WOW?
Can I play without a monthly fee?
Is ESO like WOW?
Can I play without a monthly fee?
Is ESO like WOW?
Can I play without a monthly fee?
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Interesting. I'm surprised to see so many people loving a Bethesda game that you can't mod, honestly but maybe I'll grab it during the winter sale since I'm still playing stuff from this sale yet.
Is ESO like WOW?
Can I play without a monthly fee?
My gf wants us to try ESO. I know the gold edition has 4 DLCs are they like mandatory or we can go with the Tamriel Unlimited version?
My gf wants us to try ESO. I know the gold edition has 4 DLCs are they like mandatory or we can go with the Tamriel Unlimited version?
It's essentially the evolution of Skyrim, that happens to be about 4-5 times bigger with probably 10 times as many quests to do.
The DLCs that come with the gold edition add about 100-150 hours of gameplay on top of the 100 or so hours of gameplay you can expect from the standard edition. That being said, it also adds a huge amount of variety to the gameplay that you typically find in Elder Scrolls games, so it feels a little hollow without them (in my opinion).
The gold edition is a good value, but if you just want to check it out you could jump in for $10 and buy the DLC 4-pack later on.
I think you should buy the base game version first and then upgrade later on if you end up liking the game. The base game has enough content to keep you busy for a year.
How's the last dlc?
Same here, lol. Even the training mission is causing me some trouble with some of the challenges. I want to play the game with as little assistance enabled as possible, but I do think they can help me enjoy it more if i removes some of the frustration. I like that they are there.
ESO is basically (now with all the DLC adding in the factions and whatnot) Elder Scrolls 6, that happens to have other people running around in it. I've probably put in about 150 hours myself, and I have never once "joined up with", "joined a party with", or otherwise interacted with any players whatsoever outside of the basic "we're doing the same dungeon / mission at the same time so I guess we're fighting the same monsters together" level of interaction.
It's essentially the evolution of Skyrim, that happens to be about 4-5 times bigger with probably 10 times as many quests to do.
And there's multiplayer stuff too, if you're not a total digital hermit like I am.
ESO is basically (now with all the DLC adding in the factions and whatnot) Elder Scrolls 6, that happens to have other people running around in it. I've probably put in about 150 hours myself, and I have never once "joined up with", "joined a party with", or otherwise interacted with any players whatsoever outside of the basic "we're doing the same dungeon / mission at the same time so I guess we're fighting the same monsters together" level of interaction.
It's essentially the evolution of Skyrim, that happens to be about 4-5 times bigger with probably 10 times as many quests to do.
And there's multiplayer stuff too, if you're not a total digital hermit like I am.
Last shill for the night but I feel its something important. One thing I really like is that on each quest hub you gonto you have a little story. Instead of having 6 ir 7 quests in a hub, you usually have one quest. Now, that quest might soawn 4 or 5 follownups eventually but its all telling that one little story for that place instead of being a bunch of random quests in each hub. Its something the single player in me really apreciates.
And theres also always one main quest that soawn the entire zone you are in as you move from hub to hub, which again, the single player in me apreciates.
I agree with this. GF and I both are big fans of Elder Scrolls. ESO is pretty much our desire for a co-op playthrough realized. ESO is like a delicious blend of Elder Scrolls lore, with good gameplay, good music (Malukah!), and tons of RP potential with the huge amount of emotes that work in both first and third person mode. Oh, and UI mods, which I loved to use in The Secret World as well.
Currently we're both nightblades. I'm a high elf nightblade using a magicka build and staffs. She is a Khajit with a stamina nightblade fighting up-close and serving as our duo's tank of sorts. Oh, and I had her install a UI mod that was inspired by Khajit Speak for Skyrim. "This one will take ownership of your items now."
Edit: BTW, gold edition comes with a horse mount as well.
This sounds cool actually. Feels a bit like more recent WoW quest design that actually moves you through zones in a certain way too.Last shill for the night but I feel its something important. One thing I really like is that on each quest hub you gonto you have a little story. Instead of having 6 ir 7 quests in a hub, you usually have one quest. Now, that quest might soawn 4 or 5 follownups eventually but its all telling that one little story for that place instead of being a bunch of random quests in each hub. Its something the single player in me really apreciates.
And theres also always one main quest that soawn the entire zone you are in as you move from hub to hub, which again, the single player in me apreciates.
Last shill for the night from me too: but playing with a significant other is great in ESO if you get the "Ring of Mara" pack from the crown store. It essentially marries your two in-game characters so that you earn bonus XP every time you play together from that point forward. My wife, sadly, isn't into Elder Scrolls games very much - but for those that can pair up with someone to play with you can earn XP faster in-game for doing so.
Is Skyrim your goty?
1500 to buy the 5th DLC.
Oh you fucked up and didnt buy the gold like a TOOL? 7000 then (well assuming the bundle with the 4 dlc in the gold edition is 5500 still)
He's a cool gaffer.How's Steam GAF feel about Hektor?
How's Steam GAF feel about Hektor?
He's a cool gaffer.
You can always refund/delete it afterwards.He's the exact reason I linked the game page, pls. Really, though. I've wondered about it. It's just a buck. Got mixed reviews, though, so I was curious.
It was bundled a ton up until recently. A buck is really not much but chances are you're gonna be able to get it even cheaper soon.He's the exact reason I linked the game page, pls. Really, though. I've wondered about it. It's just a buck. Got mixed reviews, though, so I was curious.
I hope it's OK to bump this, I didn't get too many responses.Hi, does anybody have recommendations for kid-friendly titles that are on sale right now? My eight year old brother is getting burnt out on his current library (which is understandable, he's played the same four to five games for about a year now), and I was thinking of getting him something new. Ideally nothing above $5, since I wanted to buy a couple of games for him. He easily enjoys anything with a sandbox component, whether it's part of the main game, or a side-mode. For reference, he's put a ton of hours into games like Scribblenauts Unlimited, Kerbal Space Program, and Turbo Dismount. Although he has enjoyed games with a focus on a singleplayer-campaign, it seems to be really hit-or-miss with him. Usually anything that isn't too punishing (or can be dialed down), is accessible, and is visually engaging seems to capture his attention, although he usually ends up dropping titles when he gets stumped. Thanks in advance!
EDIT: Oops, forgot to post specs. Might not be super important, but it shouldn't hurt:
i3 550
GTX 650 1GB
4GB RAM
1600x900 Display
Not the best, but surprisingly modest. My sisters use it as well, and I've managed to get stuff like Life is Strange and Overwatch to run on it just fine, without much visual compromise.
Because clearly it will be the best $1 and change you will spendGot drunk, bought Rambo the video game
Why??