V1 Crafting

snuspresten

Is it worth it? Or will it be a waste of mats.

I just dinged VR1 on my NB and I'm going to play PvP, but from what I gather you should be VR14 to compete on the real level of PvP.

Any VR14 here who can give me their opinion? It would be much appreciated.

Tankqull

pvp is possible at v1 but personly would say pvp either below vet1 or at v14. in between v1 and 14 you are currently at a severe disadvantage(the stat boosting mechanic will be increased in a few months regarding ZOS).

Tyraelx

So are you suggesting that playing pvp in between VR1 and VR14 is pointless? Would you make armor once you hit VR1 or save the mats?

leepalmer95

Tyraelx wrote: »

So are you suggesting that playing pvp in between VR1 and VR14 is pointless? Would you make armor once you hit VR1 or save the mats?

Are you console or Pc, on console the game relatively new so a lot of people aren't even vet 1 yet so you'll be fine to pvp.

snuspresten

leepalmer95 wrote: »

Tyraelx wrote: »

So are you suggesting that playing pvp in between VR1 and VR14 is pointless? Would you make armor once you hit VR1 or save the mats?

Are you console or Pc, on console the game relatively new so a lot of people aren't even vet 1 yet so you'll be fine to pvp.

Good tip. I'll make some vet 1 gear and use it for both PvE and PvP to begin with, and then swap it with new PvE gear while retaining it for later Cyrodil fun. The problem is finding the right traits in shops to research...

I am on ps4 btw.

LordMcSwagger

I would suggest holding off on crafting armor for a couple of vr levels. You can get a full set of VR1 gear for 10k gold or less.

leepalmer95

snuspresten wrote: »

leepalmer95 wrote: »

Tyraelx wrote: »

So are you suggesting that playing pvp in between VR1 and VR14 is pointless? Would you make armor once you hit VR1 or save the mats?

Are you console or Pc, on console the game relatively new so a lot of people aren't even vet 1 yet so you'll be fine to pvp.

Good tip. I'll make some vet 1 gear and use it for both PvE and PvP to begin with, and then swap it with new PvE gear while retaining it for later Cyrodil fun. The problem is finding the right traits in shops to research...

I am on ps4 btw.

Yeah, you'll likely want to look up a decent pvp build as well as now you won't be battle leveled.

You can buy nice gear from the pvp vendors using AP, 33k each is about 33k kills which is easy to do.

snuspresten

Aha. That is quite cheap. Though I assume it won't last very long if grinding quick levels, and it will be kind of a waste. Assuming it binds when used.