On how many different systems have you played ESO so far?

sinz_xb16_ESO · July 2020

Built a PC in 2008 for Warhammer Online, with a Q9550, 8 GB RAM and an AMD 4870 GPU. Kept that awesome PC for eight years and played ESO with it when it launched, until somewhere in 2016. It had a mechanical drive and the load times and fps drops were becoming unbearable.

In 2016 I built a new PC with a i5 6600k, RX470 and an SSD, which was a huge leap in performance, played the game at max settings and max fps.

This year I got the itch again to build a new PC because my 2016 PC was starting to perform poorly in triple-A single player games (I could've just upgraded the GPU but once you get that itch it's hard to shake off) so now I'm rocking a R7 3700x with a 5700XT so I could play all those triple-A games at high settings/fps again, and guess what, I still find myself only playing ESO

So three systems so far and I'm sure it won't be the last!

ps. how many times do you reckon they have upgraded the PC-EU server?

Fermian · July 2020

I also started on my 2008 pc. Which i still have. Played beta and after release at least 6 months. Started playing again on xbox in 2017. Now i am playing on stadia on shield tv. I will try shadow pc next month.

So also 3 systems, almost 4 😉

amm7sb14_ESO · July 2020

I've played on 2: PC and X-Box One

I started with PC during the beta and launch days. I took a break shortly after the game launched, simply because at the time I did not like it very much. I came back a few months after launch and gave it a second go, and on the second run I started to appreciate the game a little bit more. Unfortunately, I had a mishap with my PC at the time (I was on a gaming laptop that eventually gave out) so I wasn't able to play anymore.

The game released on console, and I heavily considered it for awhile. I felt like I might enjoy the game a bit better playing on console with a controller, and I eventually picked it up on X-Box One. It was here that I really started to get into the game, and played for a bit on X-Box until burnout finally hit, somewhere between the time of Morrowind and Summerset. I took some time away, and in that time away, I also ended up getting a new PC and upgrading it for gaming.

My eye came back to ESO when Elsweyr released, since I'm a fan of necromancer builds in TES and in RPG's in general. Life circumstances didn't allow for me to get it at the time, but in December, I was all settled, and had some time off work for the winter holiday, so I ended up picking it up and getting back into it on PC. I've been playing non-stop on PC ever since, with my necromancer tank main, my wood elf nlightblade original character, and a number of alts to join the party. I can be critical of ESO at times, but this is by and large the most I have been into the game since it has launched, and I'm definitely enjoying myself and the game.

I do still dabble on X-Box from time to time. Mostly when I just want some low key quiet gaming, as all of my guilds and friends lists are all on PC, and sometimes I want to hop in and just mess around undisturbed and do some quiet solo'ing, theorycrafting, or what have you, so I'll hop on to X-Box for that. But I am not CP levels on X-Box, I don't have ESO+, and I'm not updated past Elsweyr yet, so I don't get the full experience. But sometimes it's nice to just sit back on the couch in front of the TV rather than at my PC. Plus, I have a bigger TV than I do a monitor

Sylvermynx · July 2020

This PC only. Starting to think it's time for a new box - this one's 6.5 years old now....

Syldras · July 2020

Only one, the PC I'm currently using. I started in February 2016.

bluebird · July 2020

I've played ESO on 2 PCs. This one, and the one before that was 6 years old and had to be replaced.

The EU server hamsters are also getting old now, so maybe it's time to retire and replace them... ZOS?