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WTB a good read
Triumph
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Hi there,
Im off camping this weekend and I would like a good read about eso.
Can any of you guys suggest me some good reads?
Can really be anything, from pvp strats/builds to pve class minmizing to lore to general info about the game.
Your help would be much appreciated!
Im off camping this weekend and I would like a good read about eso.
Can any of you guys suggest me some good reads?
Can really be anything, from pvp strats/builds to pve class minmizing to lore to general info about the game.
Your help would be much appreciated!
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Chrysolis✭✭✭Try Blink by Malcolm Gladwell. Or Descartes' Error by Antonio Damasio.
I'm not trying to be condescending, but reading about an MMO is kind of a waste of time; you get ahead in MMO's by playing them. The fact that you're planning on spending a camping trip reading about ESO suggests some level of addiction - why not expand your knowledge in other ways so you can carry an interesting conversation, or claim to have read an actual book? Or do things people typically do when camping. Roast a marshmallow.
Anyway I'm sure you could find boatloads of lore on The Elder Scrolls via uespwiki if you really want to.Edited by Chrysolis on 27 May 2014 07:163 -
Triumph✭Try Blink by Malcolm Gladwell. Or Descartes' Error by Antonio Damasio.
I'm not trying to be condescending, but reading about an MMO is kind of a waste of time; you get ahead in MMO's by playing them. The fact that you're planning on spending a camping trip reading about ESO suggests some level of addiction - why not expand your knowledge in other ways so you can carry an interesting conversation, or claim to have read an actual book? Or do things people typically do when camping. Roast a marshmallow.
Anyway I'm sure you could find boatloads of lore on The Elder Scrolls via uespwiki if you really want to.
You didn't really try your best not to sound condescending haha.
I play ESO way too casual, but I care about the story, which I normally don't care about while playing. I want to try and change that by reading up a bit when or IF I get bored. Assuming I don't do what normal people do on a camping... Jeez.. People on forums...
But thanks for your first sentence, would've been enough.
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DireKit✭✭✭Hi there,
Im off camping this weekend and I would like a good read about eso.
Can any of you guys suggest me some good reads?
Can really be anything, from pvp strats/builds to pve class minmizing to lore to general info about the game.
Your help would be much appreciated!
Read the forums.
Always new content. Such rage. Very angrr. Wow.Edited by DireKit on 27 May 2014 15:580 -
Gisgo✭✭✭✭✭Read a real book.
Yeah im an ass but do yourself a favor and listen to this ass.
Or get a girl
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Triumph✭All these assumptions. Seriously amazing how bad you are at it too.
But nvm, hoped for some good suggestions, consider this topic closed.0 -
Gisgo✭✭✭✭✭We gave good suggestions, if you still want to spend your camping weekend reading about TESO we cant help you much.1
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Nazon_Katts✭✭✭✭✭There's Elder Scrolls novels; The Infernal City, Lord of Souls and Past the Sky's Rim."You've probably figured that out by now. Let's hope so. Or we're in real trouble... and out come the intestines. And I skip rope with them!"0