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Zusia211

I read basically all the quest dialogue.....the books I basically just open and see if it gives me something...

Gidorick

No books. I read notes and quest dialog.

That's why I want a mobile app. For the books.

Seafoam_hydra

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slipHAZARD

I read all the quest dialogue, notes and memos on the ground and most of the lore books. For bookshelves i'll take a quick glance at the title and if it's something that peaks my interest I might scan through it, but for the most part nah

Nestor

I read everything.

I may not read it in the dungeon, I use the Journal so I can read the books after the dungeon or delve.

Allyhoo811

I love the lore and read absolutely everything (at least during my first play through).

Sithisvoid

I only read the books. Dialog is boring. I have no idea what's going on in the story and that's fine with me. First playthrough and IDK i just don't care what anyone is saying in game. When Dark Brotherhood hits I may start listening

Gandrhulf_Harbard

ESO has been so boooring of late that I have been reading an e-book on my other screen while playing.

Makes it bearable.

All The Best

Zorrashi

I read all of the quest dialogue but do not read lore books. Only on a few occasions do I actually try and access my lore book library at all.

MissBizz

I listen to the quest dialogue fully (I feel I get a lot more into it that way than reading it), and will read some notes and books that catch my eye. I have found some pretty funny books. When I'm not in the mood - I don't read them, although, with eidetic memory if I feel like reading a few it's just a couple clicks away

jkemmery

I skim the quest dialog, and basically everything else, but books I pay almost no attention to other than the first sentence. Sometimes I will read or fully listen to the quest dialog, but most of the time I just try to get the general point and move on.

Psychobunni

Same OP, nothing anymore. I read it all the first time like a knowledge starved child, most the second time....but I lost count of what number I'm on now because of deletes

On my latest re-roll I rushed through so fast the other night I accidently turned someone into a bag of meat for the first time. I was actually about it

Moonshadow66

Psychobunni wrote: »

Same OP, nothing anymore. I read it all the first time like a knowledge starved child, most the second time....but I lost count of what number I'm on now because of deletes

On my latest re-roll I rushed through so fast the other night I accidently turned someone into a bag of meat for the first time. I was actually about it

It's pretty much a similar way like I do it. First time I read it (f.e. quest dialogues), the second time maybe again to see if I previously missed something (since it's not my language and I tend to miss certain things every now and then).
With characters after this I tend to click through a bit faster, but like you, I made bad decisions due to the fast clicking and regretted it, too.

Like the random merchant which can be robbed... One time I saw him, didn't concentrate and clicked to fast (the first instead of the second line) and.. "oh dammit, I robbed him!".. which was not my intention at all. This was painful for days, I wish this option wouldn't be in the game, really.

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Mitchblue

I have a hard time seeing the text in books for 8-10 feet away. PS4. I read and listen to quests unless they start getting long winded and just fast past it at that time.

Enemy-of-Coldharbour

I read everything on my first play-through. On my second and third...nope.