Take me through your daily schedule in ESO.

Bax

1. Log in
2. Swap to browser/other game while waiting on loading screen
3. Pick character
4. Swap to browser/other game while waiting on loading screen
5. Do stuff and swap to browser/other game while waiting on loading screen anytime it pops up
6. If I feel like switch chars, I return to point 2.
7. If I feel like I got enough I turn off the game

As for "do stuff" it's really random. Usually I do writs and steal stuff on my main until my fence is not accepting it anymore 0since I'm working on 1M earned through stealing achievement, but sometimes I skip even that and just do what I feel like doing. I don't really feel pressured to do one exact routine every time.

OlafdieWaldfee

I don't have much time on my hands on a daily basis but usually it's doing dailies and quests until one of my significant others comes online and then we're having virtual playdates. Like doing dolmen, quests and such.

Turelus

Log in, daily crafting writs, check trade guilds/sales/mails. Pester friends for what we're doing (normally trials or dungeons).

FloppyTouch

I spend most my day running around in a circle while talking to guild members. The last week I have done nothing at all in game but still had a blast.

Jierdanit

My daly ESO routine:

1. Login
2. PvP
3. Logout

randomkeyhits

Login in a set sequence starting with my main

Do writs, collect any recipes from the bank that are not known, outstanding research

Repeat for alts but provisioning on each is at different levels so I get recipes at all levels.

last alt is newish so still has to feed the horse, sells the recipes that are known to all my characters.

Once done either move the current worked on alt through the base story to reach Cadwell's Silver

or

on my main farm for nirn while waiting for pug pledges to tick or drop into Vivec for some PvP fun.

or

sometimes just random stuff.

AnviOfVai

• Login
• Que for Cyrodiil
• Play
• Freeze
• Log out

Robo_Hobo

I don't really have a schedule, but sometimes I do some stealing until the fence cap, it's my main source of gold.

But other than that it's whatever toward my current goal.

Jamini

1. Log in
2. Immediately have a guildie or friend ask for help.
3. Take five minutes to do writs while the rest of the group forms up
4. Help them, often via tanking
5. "Oh hey, let's do X together too!"
6. Maybe swap to warden to do some healing or deeps.
7. Feed horse
8. Do X
9. ???
10. Realize it is now 2AM and I have work in the morning
11. Cry because I didn't get to do the next quest in the wrothgar chain.

Inklings

1) I log in everyday and do writs on 28 characters over two accounts then inventory management and banking for items received. This takes me about an hour and the rewards are well worth the small effort. I have a very good system for this and if youre wondering how i do it so fast you can watch this video of me doing a whole account of 14 characters in under 30 minutes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTWf6FGyrGs


2) If its trial night i will then warm up my skills and reaction time with a vMA or two.

3) Prep any potions i need for trial then do trials for 2 hours.

4) Right before bed i will restock my guild traders and if its Sunday i will do bank and bag management and hit up gold stores to restock supplies needed for writs.

Raudgrani

- Riding lessons for low levels
- Crafting for my crafting characters
- Doing some trading if necessary
- If I'm looking for some monster sets, run daily pledges with my tank (because I get into random groups really quick as tank)
- Cyrodiil

If there's a weekend - or if I'm having the day off - I might go farm some materials, run surveys/treasure maps etc.
On weekends, I usually do some trial too.

Inarre

Get home from real life
Do writs
Queue for PUG dungeon
Get kicked from said dungeon by bow healer and s&b light attack dps
Log off eso to go play some other game with less high maintenance PUGs

Weekend ritual is more fun usually including some pvp or running stuff with friends.

disintegr8

Inklings wrote: »

1) I log in everyday and do writs on 28 characters over two accounts then inventory management and banking for items received. This takes me about an hour and the rewards are well worth the small effort. I have a very good system for this and if youre wondering how i do it so fast you can watch this video of me doing a whole account of 14 characters in under 30 minutes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTWf6FGyrGs


2) If its trial night i will then warm up my skills and reaction time with a vMA or two.

3) Prep any potions i need for trial then do trials for 2 hours.

4) Right before bed i will restock my guild traders and if its Sunday i will do bank and bag management and hit up gold stores to restock supplies needed for writs.

It might be different on PC to console but I did not see you actually select items to craft. Not knowing the PC screen, to me it looked like you were only refining materials at the stations.

The only way I could do crafting writs this fast is if I already had a stash of all of the required writ items on each character and was simply picking the writs up and handing them in......... Maybe I could do that if all of my characters were simply crafting toons, but they all need inventory space for other things.

I do my daily writs every second day and It definitely takes me more than an hour to do 2 days worth of writs on 8 characters.

Inklings

disintegr8 wrote: »

Inklings wrote: »

1) I log in everyday and do writs on 28 characters over two accounts then inventory management and banking for items received. This takes me about an hour and the rewards are well worth the small effort. I have a very good system for this and if youre wondering how i do it so fast you can watch this video of me doing a whole account of 14 characters in under 30 minutes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTWf6FGyrGs


2) If its trial night i will then warm up my skills and reaction time with a vMA or two.

3) Prep any potions i need for trial then do trials for 2 hours.

4) Right before bed i will restock my guild traders and if its Sunday i will do bank and bag management and hit up gold stores to restock supplies needed for writs.

It might be different on PC to console but I did not see you actually select items to craft. Not knowing the PC screen, to me it looked like you were only refining materials at the stations.

The only way I could do crafting writs this fast is if I already had a stash of all of the required writ items on each character and was simply picking the writs up and handing them in......... Maybe I could do that if all of my characters were simply crafting toons, but they all need inventory space for other things.

I do my daily writs every second day and It definitely takes me more than an hour to do 2 days worth of writs on 8 characters.

Yeah on PC we have addons that help and I premake items that are stackable and mark them as junk to hide them as to not clutter up inventory. You can get a list of all premade items needed at the end of the video.

wishlist14

Hello,
On new characters: Harborage quests to get 1 skill point per quest
Pvp to get purge, warhorn, caltrops skills depending on what characters need plus pvp is fun
Dolmens to get fighters guild rep and open up skills in tnat line
I pick up lore books for mages guild rep and skyshards for skill points...i may work on an area and also get wayshrine
On my pve characters I will do dungeons
I also do my riding lessons on a daily basis

On my lvl 50s I do writs when i first log in
Master writs and any maps i have in my bags
Pledges or I may do a specific dungeon to farm for a set i want
I also have a farmer that farms mats and chests to keep gold coming in so i do a few rounds of farming daily
Lately im more focused on pvp so i spen many hours in cyrodiil so that shortens the time i have for pve.
I cannot do it all every day so i pick as many things that i can from my list and that means i always have something to work on. I also do housing on days when i need some quiet time. I own many houses , notables, classic and small and they also need some love . I like to embrace as much of eso as i can. I also quest and do every event plus holiday events so that keeps me busy when they roll around. Just did midyear mayhem...that was some serious fun.
I suggest you do it all too or at least have a go. Every area of eso has a lot to offer.

Tandor

Parthrax0923 wrote: »

Hey all! I just recently returned to the game, bought morrowind, and subscribed to get all of the DLC and I was curious as to what people did on a daily basis in ESO? Yes, I know I should just play as I wished but what should I definitely be doing to progress? Certain dailies or weeklies? Thanks for answers!

I log in, play as I wish, and log out.

A rigid commitment to dailies and weeklies etc is for those who want to treat a hobby as if it were a job. Far too much of a chore for me.

Kagukan

Weekdays = Daily crafting - PVP - House decorating.

Weekend = Daily crafting - Surveys and treasure chests - Master writs - From here there is no order, maybe questing, exploring, gathering, stealing, PVP, house decorating, or dungeons.

Anhedonie

Log in
Take daily reward
Log off

theyancey

On non fest days I do all of the crafting on 7 toons in the AM. Later I will do whatever interests me at the time.

dodgehopper_ESO

Login. Inventory Management. Inventory Management. Inventory Management. Logout.

Aurayna

Log in: First thing each day sitting with a cup of tea I log in and put my 7 characters depositing yesterdays crafting along with getting any update for their horses ! Then they collect their daily crafting writs to do later, also collect the daily reward If there are any events going on my best girl will do what required to earn tickets . or if not she might do a random dungeon run ( I get up early ...lol ) then log out

Once I have done what I need to do and are clear for the day I log back in (usually mid to late afternoon) I put my characters through their daily writs ready to deliver the next morning and then give one of them a play at quests to build up their levels,
then log out

Weekends I also try and work on decorating my houses as I have more free time then

Depending on how I feel or what free time I have I can log back in early evening and again choose another character to quest or gather mats !

Of course some days i only have time for crafting as RL intervenes ...lol

OrdoHermetica

On a typical workday: In the morning I log in and do surveys I got from completing daily crafting writs the day before. Then I refine them and sell the resulting mats on my guild traders. This is usually only 30 minutes or so of my day, and it's perfect to do while I'm still waking up, since it requires a minimal amount of attention. I'll also usually watch YouTube or something on my other monitor while doing this. After that I log and go to work.

In the evening I'll log back in, do a random BG or two with a guildie friend (we usually play until we get at least second place for the daily reward), do a random daily dungeon, then list stuff on my guild traders and do my daily writs while listening to a podcast. Then I bank or break down stuff as necessary and go to bed.

On a typical weekend: Same as above, but I'll also participate in Trials or other guild events, do some questing, or whatever else strikes my fancy. Maybe spend some time in Cyrodiil if the lag isn't too appallingly awful.

Steelshiv

- Log in on my pve stamblade crafter, port to Alinor
- Complete all crafting writs
- Complete Summerset Overland dailies (always players lfg)
- Port to Elden Root, pick up the three daily pledges
- Queue up for a group for all pledges
- Port to one of my mat farming routes and gather mats until pledges are done
- Refine and sell excess materials; do Master Writs and research traits
- Craft potions and gear for other characters. Port to Alinor, log off Stamblade
- log on MagSorc and buy things if queue for Cyrodiil is long
- PvP until I get bored, log off for the night

Elwendryll

Log in
Daily reward
Optional collect ticket during events.
Log out.

phairdon

Train mounts most days.
Writs on 3 characters some days.
Dolmen grinding some days.
Main story quests from time to time.
Occasional pvp, mostly during weekends
Work my way through DLC & chapters on certain characters.
Node harvesting.

The stuff I do only a daily basis, changes from day to day.

MasterSpatula

Log in
Writs on 4 characters.
Writs + Murkmire dailies on 5th character (just my own).
Writs + Summerset dailies (just my own with maybe an extra WB if I have time) on 6th Character.

On a typical workday, this is pretty much all I have time for. It also is time consuming enough that I often don't have the energy for more after having completed this. If the drop rates in the Daily coffers was a little better, I'd probably spend more time doing story contents, dungeons, and PVP. But, for some reason, I feel compelled to chase those motifs (on multiple characters, no less).

russelmmendoza

Play bg with my 6 cp capped toons.
Wait in guild chat if anyone wanna run random normal dungeons.
Derp around with my below 50 toons.
Thats my daily run in eso.

siddique

Daily battleground, daily dungeon, deathmatches till my eyes fall off, then deconstruct, refine, and put stuff in guild trader before logging off.

Loralai_907

Holy necro.

I don't have excessive time, so I am limited to what I can do in a day. I will either:

1. Do writs, mount training (anyone else still slip up and say feed your horse?), research traits - for 12 characters. With a side order of occasionally gathering surveys or skyshards/lorebooks.
2. Go PvP with my Bosmer stamsorc
3. New content? Go run all the quests one time, then go back to the above two options.

If I had all the time, I would fit in doing both 1 and 2 every day.

jainiadral

Log in, quest on my Khajiit until Enlightenment is up, log out.

Adding second session now on my Argonian to quest until I can't take the fugliness of Stonefalls anymore. Have to finish the area before fire season starts up again and my skies start looking like that IRL. Gods, those skies are hideous! <--- need vomiting emoji

I don't think I'll touch EP again after this