Billy No Mates

GrimMauKin

ESO is my first MMO and I've been playing very much in solo Skyrim mode. I'm level 41 and haven't done a public dungeon or joined a player guild; I think I need to be a bit more gregarious.

I'm also starting to see chat requests for pieces of equipment I've picked up. I'm clearly missing a big part of what MMOs are all about. Any quick guides to player guilds (how to join) and chatting for a newbie MMOer?

Diaboli

I jump from guild to guild. The big guilds kinda suck unless you're vet rank, I suggest joining whoever is taking on members until you find the right fit. The last few I joined had really strict policies, which I could care less about.

I also shout out in zone to get other people to do the regular dungeons with me, and add everyone that doesn't die a million times. After a few weeks of just adding anyone, I managed to get enough people together than I can get a small party together most of the time. Also it's about finding people that play within your hours. I was thinking of getting a casual guild going, but I hate any sort of leadership role.

You can also add me if you like! I haven't been logging in as much because of my kids. Little jerks are always bothering me for food and clean clothes... I kid, I kid.

@fatherstuperior

Sue_D_Nim

When you see somebody in chat wanting to buy something you have for sale, you can right-click on that person's name in the chat window, then choose "whisper." The chat window will change to show the person's name next to the place where you type, indicating that you're now in a private one-on-one conversation. Now type what you want to say to him.

Once you've concluded your business, simply type /z into the chat window and you'll notice that you've been returned to the zone chat channel.

GrimMauKin

That's great, thanks.