PvP is located in Cyrodil. Once you hit level 10 you can join a campaign from your main menu and that will allow you to travel to Cyrodil to take part in PvP.

Also, you can set a home campaign and a guest campaign. After you set these you can only change them after the campaign is finished, or by paying a 15k alliance point fee. You gain alliance points through various methods while In Cryodiil, most notably by killing enemies. If you are not yet veteran rank then I suggest joining the Blackwater Blade campaign seeing as it is the most balanced and has a good population. You also get loot bags in your in game mail with rewards for gaining alliance points. There is a tier system that kind of tracks and rewards your involvement for the campaign and tier 3 is the highest and gives you a reward at the end of the campaign, the value of which is based on how your alliance fares (1st, 2nd, 3rd). Two more things of note; get a mount if you don't already have one, and the top 2% in terms of Alliance Points gained by the end of the campaign duration will receive better rewards

Love_Daggerfall wrote: »

AnoVando wrote: »

Also, you can set a home campaign and a guest campaign. After you set these you can only change them after the campaign is finished, or by paying a 15k alliance point fee. You gain alliance points through various methods while In Cryodiil, most notably by killing enemies. If you are not yet veteran rank then I suggest joining the Blackwater Blade campaign seeing as it is the most balanced and has a good population. You also get loot bags in your in game mail with rewards for gaining alliance points. There is a tier system that kind of tracks and rewards your involvement for the campaign and tier 3 is the highest and gives you a reward at the end of the campaign, the value of which is based on how your alliance fares (1st, 2nd, 3rd). Two more things of note; get a mount if you don't already have one, and the top 2% in terms of Alliance Points gained by the end of the campaign duration will receive better rewards

There is campains in PVP. Is that not a conflict in Terms?
Compaired to Destiny game PvE is full of campains but PvP is just runing around killing each other.
So how is Elder scrolls different in PvP?

There are several "campaigns." Blackwater Blade, is designated for pre-veteran rank character. The rest are split between 30day, 14, day and 7 day. Basically each campaign is a different instance. You are able to pick 2 of them to be active in at a time. One as your "home" campaign and the other as a "guest" campaign. Home- whatever points you earn are counted toward your status on the leader boards. Guest- not so much. Still earn xp, cp and AP though. GLHF.

My Review of PVP from a Stealing point of View.

The good things

• You can't get any bounty for stealing in PVP
• Stuff you Steal is your level no need to buy weapons or armour ever again
• You can come across some very strange things in PVP when looting.
• For the stealer if you stay in your covernants colour you will not be attacked, I never was.

The Bad things

• The game chooses where you spawn when you enter the campain you don't.
• Dismentaling things for gold Is hopless if the gear comes from PVP, stick to looting ships.
• Its very possible to ignore the campain and get very lost in PVP from following the loot trail.
• Runes in PVP I never found any on the ground. I hope I find where there hidden one day.

Do I like PVP for stealing stuff?
PVP is just another map of ESO Where stealing is not concidered stealing I do like that a lot.
But to be honnest I will only come to PVP to get free Gear that's my Level.
You can't harvest a very lot of stuff and that adds to boringness.
I only stayed in camps of my own covernent PVP was not PVP at all for me just going there to steal.
I did fill a bacpack of 70 in around 5 minits that was pretty impressive at first but most of the stolen gear you can't sell to get gold. And dismentaling forget it unless you have way to much time on your hands to get very little each one of your backpack that's full.

Reeko wrote: »

What?

I better update this thread
Last night I ran around the 4 corners of PVP map.
I found Runes and Wood to Chop and some ore.
I was only klilled 3 times by real people.
Most human players I walked up to didn't even fight me.
Player verse player, What a load of bull.
PVP is just a playground big enough to ride your horse flat out.
The compleat Square of the map trip took me 3 hours.
I was thinking I would pass out from sleep before I was finished.
The wood sells for loads of money buy you got to put in the miles to collect enough.
I wish to God I had a horse last night.

This has to be a troll thread. Nobody is this new.

In pvp they don't have shoes. That's all I got to say about that. Forrest Gump.