What's your favorite activity?

fizzylu · November 17

None of those. It use to be PvP and housing.... but PvP has been fully destroyed for me thanks to this BG update and housing has gotten stale over the years since there's only so much to do with it, especially since Zenimax either is unwilling or incapable of actually expanding the feature to be more than what it currently is (and I'm not talking just more furnishing slots). And a UI panel where players can list their house to the public is not it-- not even close.

If I had to say what my favorite thing is now, it's probably.... well, sadly nothing is coming to mind.

emilyhyoyeon · November 17

questing, housing, roleplaying, basically exploring the Elder Scrolls world. I always loved group dungeons as well, especially DLC ones, with the story and challenge combo. I haven't really done them since all my ESO friends left the game in like 2019

Jaraal · November 17

Of the limited choices available, Cyrodiil PvP is my main game play. However, my favorite thing is finding and acquiring rare and valuable items, preferably by stealing them.

UNSeki · November 17

It depends. For singleplayer activities (which is how I spend most of my time), it would be questing and exploring the world. As for multiplayer activities, it's group dungeons. I prefer the higher build freedom of 4-man content over trials.

disky · November 18

o_Primate_o wrote: »

disky wrote: »

Ostensibly it is overland, but I'm waiting for options to make it more challenging before I play any more of the story. It simply isn't fun for me if it doesn't provide a challenge commensurate to my character's abilities.

Ppl have been begging for this for a long time.

Oh definitely, I'm all up in that Overland Content Feedback thread and have been for some time. It's the main reason I'm here.

AvalonRanger · November 18

Questing/story

I'm paying money for this.

Dojohoda · November 18

I like Cyrodiil the most.

AlnilamE · November 18

All of the above, among other things. I go where my fancy takes me each day.

Hapexamendios · November 18

Group DLC dungeons. My friends and I are starting to get comfortable enough to try some of the hard modes. Tried Frost Vault the other day. Didn't get it yet, but had fun.

Auberon1983 · November 18

Hapexamendios wrote: »

Group DLC dungeons. My friends and I are starting to get comfortable enough to try some of the hard modes. Tried Frost Vault the other day. Didn't get it yet, but had fun.

Wishing you all the best! Good luck, and knock 'em out!

Elvenheart · November 18

The only thing I don’t really do in ESO is PvP. Everything else I pretty much enjoy equally, depending on what I’m in the mood to do that day.

old_scopie1945 · November 18

wilykcat wrote: »

I like doing dungeons and quests. They're both fun.

To be honest I only enjoy dungeons when I can solo them. When I was collecting gear in a group I found it a real chore. Therefore personally I only do pledges that I can solo, otherwise I have no interest. But that's just me. Pity there isn't a solo mode for dungeons for those that want it. Just the story and the skill point will do me, gear, that should be a group activity as an incentive. BTW I also enjoy housing very much along with overland questing and story.

katanagirl1 · November 19

I like housing, but it takes so much time to get materials that it is only an occasional activity for me. My main character is mired down with writs and surveys and takes up a lot of time for that, but it is not fun.

PvP is where I get my fun, unless it is like today, when there are not enough players in my faction on to do anything.

Supreme_Atromancer · November 19

Exploration/Overland. The game is at a point where my partner and I can just ride between zones grabbing dailies, undaunted, endeavours and whatever we like. Add taking advantage of the many festivals and events, and our hands are always full.

We actively try to avoid wayshrines, instead harvesting mats along the way that we'll use for furnishing houses. We harvest one side of the road each lol. Also keep in mind goals and achievements that we can stop for along the way. Running between the zones and just enjoying the aesthetics is funner than it probably sounds- we log in practically every night to do it this way. Its not time-efficient grind or whatever, but too much grind is burn-out territory in my book.

Story takes precedence when the yearly story drops, but tbh I probably just enjoy being in Tamriel (and having low-key reason to be) is my favourite.

Drinks_from_Ponds · November 19

I love all of it, so much to do in the game when I login. I really wish we had Veteran + like WoW does as optional content, no gear scores, leaderboards if you want to push but no achievements tied to it or rewards that would make it unfair to others.

Thumbless_Bot · November 19

Tariq9898 wrote: »

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Killing dragons is the most enjoyable part of this game. I have probably killed 10,000 and it never gets old. It's especially fun when I get to solo one for a while. Outside of that it's PVP and doing whatever I need to get stuff for PVP.

great survey

Melivar · November 19

I picked questing but an "Other option" would have been better to include as I enjoy 3/4 of the list you had in mostly equal parts.

cyclonus11 · November 19

Questing and exploration!

Necrotech_Master · November 19

i would probably pick an "all of the above" option as i like to participate in all aspects of the game

DeadlySerious · November 19

...and no, ToT is not PvP. Neither is fashion or housing.

spartaxoxo · November 19

DeadlySerious wrote: »

...and no, ToT is not PvP. Neither is fashion or housing.

Tales of Tribute, when played against another person, is factually PvP. Fashion and Housing are indeed, not PvP. PvP means player vs player.