I`m on my first quest and I can`t even get past the first wave of enemies. THIS IS STUPID!

Biggest thing I'm fighting in Guild Chat - "This is stupid! I don't have access to Fargrave!"!
I explain how to port to Night Market Directly.

"Well so what? I still can't go into Fargrave!"
I explain how that isn't necessary.

"Well I don't do group stuff!"
Welp, then you're not doing the Night Market. I solo a lot of stuff, but those mobs are not it.

I am a casual player - former hardcore player.
I am completely overwhelmed by the difficulty of the night market. Even with a full 12 person trial group we really got our behinds handed to us.
ESO is my comfort game, as my job is extremely stressful. So far I enjoyed questing, dungeons, vet dungeons and trials. I dont mind higher difficulty if we can opt in or opt out. Folks need to mind that most people are casual about gaming. If you want hard content you should be able to opt in.

Please make Night Market easier. So far I will not try it again.

My big complaint is that the respawn rate is too quick in some spots. A large group ran through and before we even finished off the last enemy the whole group of them respawned on top of us. Multiple times.

In my experience, the Night Market is a total chaotic mess and I LOVE IT XD. Recycling dungeon bosses is a bit lazy, but it’s so much fun at the same time. I’m having a blast playing it, I just wish it gave more XP, tho

It's really group-dependent, which can make things difficult if you don't have someone to play with, but there are plenty of groups in the group finder now. I hope it stays this way.

ZOS did a good job.

As a solo player, it is sort of disheartening to not be able to kill *anything*. Like, yeah, I knew I was going to get slaughtered, if I didn't group, but I was hoping to be able to kill at least some of the outer mobs, but once you aggro them, they all descend on you, and I couldn't even get one kill.

It doesn't help that when you ask for a group, it is just silence.

Earlier, I DID see a group of players killing things, so I joined them (and got 75 kills with them, even before I started using my weapon) and got some quests, completed some quests, but then I had to leave so hopefully I will be able to get back in and find a group killing things again.

So, my conclusion is that, if there are people there it can be fun! But, it seems dead. Most of the time I would see one or two people, and even with the group, it was only like 6 people, with companions, yet the night stats on the side says that there should be 100K+ users who joined.

So, where are all these people?

Who is this for? As someone who does vet trials, has all arenas completed on vet, and occasionally solos dungeons: Who Is This For?? On top of this, can someone tell me why in the oblivion we're forced to wayshrine every time we die (which is way too often)? I see absolutely no point in it other than an attempt to make pvpers feel at home having to run 1000 miles to resume what you're doing.

*Also, this may be the most poorly written (I hesitate to even call it writing) piece of content in ESO. Its literally just got NPCs being like, "Hay let me tell you about these game mechanics!" "Ignore the fact that none of these enemies belong here!" "Have fun grinding!"

There should be some type of awards board for dropped set items. I don’t know if the sets dropped rotate or if it’s completely random. But overland sets dropping in that zone for the level of difficulty doesn’t seem right.

I got a trial set item and don’t know who dropped it or why. There isn’t a lot of time to look, because you are forced to keep up with group randoms or face a long run through trash mobs. I mean the run isn’t that bad because I play a tank but I can see it being a nightmare for someone who is pure dps.

Can we just have the set items mailed to us when they drop in that zone? Also, consider taking the trash items and making one trash item that stacks. I don’t like having to play inventory management while in there. It’s too much loot and go; and you don’t have time to sift through it all.