Take me through your daily schedule in ESO.

Nestor

In the mornings, I tend to the chores of the game. Mostly this mean Crafting Writs and some quick Dailies. I do this for an hour or so before I go to work. If I feel like chasing hirelings, I will log through all my characters*. If I have more time, I do some other things, heck, this morning I also did some Pledges, some Writs, and farmed a dungeon for some gear.

That way when I come home, I can do some guild events or dungeons or questing or grinding or farming or whatever suits my mood for that evening as I have gotten the "work" out of the way.








*I used to have L2 or L3 Hirelings on all my Alts, but for some reason I have left it off several of them with various repecs...

Saucy_Jack

Some combination of:

a) dumpster diving in the traders for decent deals to flip
b) doing writs
c) filling out my harvestmap since exploration gameplay is my jam
d) stopping to have a random stranger take a screenie with my OdinThunderlegs character because apparently it's a game for a number of strangers to find me ingame and take screenies - this always makes my day, btw
e) chatting it up with my guildies
f) running guild Hide and Seek events; first to find me and open a trade window gets a prize (the problem generally isn't finding me; it's figuring out how I got to my hiding spot in order to open the trade window)

Amadis001

In the morning before work, I check my traders and make sure they're fully stocked for the day. If I have a little extra time, I take out one of my alts for a little overworld questing.

In the evening, at reset time, I get back on and do crafting-related activities for an hour. I have four toons that can do some or all of the max-level daily writs; some days I also knock out some master writs, do a little in-chat selling and buying, and hunt through the major trading centers for the crafting supplies, motifs, recipes, etc. that I need. I also feed horses, and make sure that all my alts have all their research slots actively in use.

After that, it's time for vet pledges, gear grinding, achievement hunting and other activities. After a couple of hours, right before I log out for the night, I hop back on my main crafting alt and make sure that my traders are restocked to make me max gold while I sleep.

When I have bigger chunks of time, usually on the weekends if the rest of my family is not around, I'll try go run a couple of normal trials.

phileunderx2

1. Writs
2. Farming
3. ?
4. Profit

xeNNNNN

- Writs (7 characters)
- Check mail
- Clear bag from previous night
- PM Friend asking them if they want to pvp
- Go pvp
- Bomb groups
- Profit.
- eat
- Sleep
- dream about the day when there isnt 6 healers per zerg ball group

Eddyble

Log in with main/quester, collect mail, check up on sales, peek at pvp queue and realize the wait is too long then continue on to do something quest related per day. Log out and log in with my tank/crafter...repeat but see if there's anyone in the guilds needing anything I can help with. then log out and move onto my DPS to see if there are any trials to run. I have like 11 other characters but usually only log into those for inventory management. exception is my pure pvp character, if im up for it or its not too late, i'll wait in queue and join in and die a lot.

Sweetpea704

First, I get coffee, because you know, caffeine. I sit down and feed my horses (only a few left) and do writs or otherwise log onto each toon to collect my hireling goodies. Then, I get coffee.

I get into Team Speak and we figure out whether we are going to do pledges in 30 minutes or in 1 1/2 hours (or 3 hours depending on whether it is Bloodroot Forge or not.)

Real Life....cleaning, kids, dishes, etc...bedtime 9:00 PM, whew, made it...time to play

PVP, or a trial or two, or if I'm feeling accomplished, vDSA. If I'm feeling really god-like (maybe because we rocked vet Bloodroot in under an hour) I'll do a level of vMA until I lose a part of my soul. Then, I go to Morrowind and steal stuff or work on some kind of achievement or do dailies with a late-night buddy.

Sometimes, I don't do any of that. Sometimes, I farm gear or mats and work on a house design all day. I get obsessed and work on it until it is done. I will usually binge watch Netflix while I'm doing that. Otherwise, I get bored. I've built a Hogwarts style boarding school, a Raiders of the Lost Ark style adventure loop to the Shivering Cheese Vault, a bakery, Santa's workshop, and an Ode to the Dark Brotherhood complete with the Black Sacrament - Skyrim style. I love the housing.

Appleblade

Get home from long day at real job. Eat dinner. Do a chore. Play ESO for an hour. Fall asleep.

disintegr8

I am surprised how many people log on before they go to work and am wondering if they do normal day jobs or have late starts or late shifts?
Does this mean that you end up with 2 shorter sessions on the game instead of one long one (like my long 4-5 hour evening session)?

I get up at 5:15 -5:30 am and am out the door before 6 to go to work but would definitely not get up earlier just to log onto ESO. Mind you, if I didn't start work until 10 am or noon, I would probably go to bed later, start sleeping in and still not logging on before going to work.

Anotherone773

Mornings, i will typically commit crimes and then manage trade.
Before dinner is PVP, writs and maybe some gathering or stealing if im in the mood.
After dinner is PUGs and quests and managing trade.

Enslaved

I log in, do some crafting writs, do few pledges, have some light bridge action and then I log out.

Yubarius

Runschei wrote: »

Log to main pve char -> same stealing route in Wayrest -> get 40K
Log to main pvp char -> pew pew

Would you care to share said stealing route?

Tryxus

- Log in
- Do writs on main and my 2 alternate forms
- Buy Moon Sugar from shady Khajiit at the Vivec City docks
- Go to my Cottage in Glenumbra, refine the Sugar at my Alchemy Lab
- Log out
- Log back in hours later
- Queue for Cyrodiil
- Before heading to battle, grab the Skooma from my Alchemy Lab
- Enter Cyrodiil
- Drink Skooma
- Heal my group with Mushrooms, Flowers and Trees
- After (hopefully) glorious battles, head to Alik'r
- Harvest salt (aka Dueling) and have my Guardian eat any leftovers
- Retreat back to Cottage
- Sleep

ereboz

With the upcoming outfit system I'm trying to finish off my motifs. (and increase writ chance for vouchers) The dailies I like to do are the guild ones (mages, fighters, undaunted), 2 in craglorn by the valley of scars wayshrine, the wrothgar delve dailies, and any of the boss dailies I have time for in cwc, wrothgar, vvardenfell and gold coast. Also do my random dungeon to grind xp to finally hit cp cap

ereboz

Jura23 wrote: »

I returned as well after 2 years break. I still have only Orsinium and IC, didnt buy anything else yet. I log in, I do some stealing, because Im working towards justice top achievments, then I finish 3 guild dailies, then I go PvP. If I have more time, I'll do 1 or 2 pledges as well. On the weekend I play more at IC and do more dailies. In the meantime, I'm still learning what is new since I left and think what new DLC I will buy next.

For your next DLC that your thinking I definitely recommend morrowind. The warden is fun even if it is under performing, the quests and story are great, the motifs are nice for completion and profit, and you mentioned you like PvP, the battle grounds are pretty cool

Froil

I log in and:

Get on my main, if there are dailies/motifs to farm, do that, otherwise put 10k in a week in my trade guild, check pledges, forget what I'm doing, then log off.

If doing vet trials or dungeons or something, get on my healer and do them things, complete said things, log off.

Somewhere in between maybe talk to a friend if they want to talk.

deepseamk20b14_ESO

Level horse riding skills of alts that aren’t at max, writs, pledges on tank then MAYBE on DPS, then PvP.

A lot of time I’ll just skip the PvE and go straight to PvP if I’m not in need of a certain monster piece because that’s the only reason I do pledges anyways.

Once every two months I spend a week doing nothing but running in a circle gathering mats lol.

Cheveyo

Log in to Templar.

Decide what to do:

Daily crafting.
Just go right to doing a quest.
Queue for dungeon.


Do what I decided to do. If I feel like playing more, go back to my choices.
Play the Templar for a bit, get another magicka spell weapon or armor piece. Wish I could use it on my Stamplar. Consider making a Magplar. Remember they're adding a bunch of stuff to leveling next month. Think about how I'd build the character.

Log off and play overwatch.


This is slightly different than what I used to do, which is:
Instead of thinking about what's coming, I'd remember what I'd give up by playing another character. All those skill points, alliance points, etc. All the research, all the styles and motifs.

Then I would log off and play something else.

Kram8ion

Being way down under population is low so I’ve got a bit of a wait before someone shows up(yes it gets that quiet) so I random dungeon for a couple hours thankfully someone’s always doing them and then have break for few hours waiting to hop into Cyrodil for 1/2 hours before bedtime but it does change dramatically with events and even public holidays

VilniusNastavnik

Log in after work n gym. Do writs on main. Do horse on main. cbf w. Horses on the rest. Do non dlc vhm pledges with other aussies for the day. Log off. Total play time.. 45 minutes.

zZzleepyhead

Log in
Go into Cyrodiil
Lag
200ms+ Latency
Lag
Can't weapon swap consistently
Lag
Can't light/heavy attack consistently
Lag
can't use abilities consistently
Lag
Lag
Log off

Lylith

lately...

check mail, restock guild store offerings.

pvp.

see @zZzsleephead above for description of latter activities.

cyclonus11

Log in.
Check mail for sales money, listing expirations, or mats.
Replace sales or expired listings on guild stores.
Do crafting writs.

If I feel like it or have time, I do as many dailies as I can before I get tired.

Clean up inventory: decon loot, sell trash to vendor, etc.

Log off.

Aurie

1. Log in, do daily writs on several of my alts.
2. Work towards completing research on main crafting character.
3. Feed mounts.
4. Craft any weapons/armour needed by main character.
5. Switch to housing alt and spend hours happily decorating houses. Curse when one of them nears item limit.
6. Go and quest/explore with main adventuring character when the mood takes me.

Nerouyn

Repeat the accursed horse feeding for my wardens.

Log off.

AzraelKrieg

At the moment it's pretty much this:

Morning:
1. Login, check mail, logout.

Evening:
1. Login
2. Do writs
3. Collect surveys and do master writs if there are any
4. Trials and pledges (Wednesday to Friday)

Silver_Strider

Do CWC and Vvardenfell dailies.

After that, I argue what torture to subjugate myself to.

Do I pug the dailies with randos that could range from good to tolerable to beyond all hope and better off soloing?

Do I go into PvP and get unusually long load screens that may or may not result in death?

Do I steal for motifs and money so I can START trying to decorate my totally empty houses?

Stamden

Log into Rawl'kha
Pick up writs
Turn in writs
Log out

Pretty much been doing this for 2 years straight. I main DK so even if I wanted to play, I couldn't really.

DoctorESO

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Ohtimbar

Guild business, crafting, dailies, more guild business, raiding, and possibly pug-ing my way through undaunted dailies. Time permitting, i'll play interior designer in one of my homes.