Best Veteran Tranining Methods?

YourDugsBalls

Now I Have allot of history with MMO's and Im always looking at my time played and how I can pack the most exp into that timeframe

So far in my V1 + V2 area (Daggerfall) I have completed John Clease's Silver quests and I try to make all the areas white after that now that Im rank 3 im finding this isnt filling my exp bar as much as it was at first, this is forcing me to kill mobs and do other things for exp. Its taking a while to find an efficient method.

My current method is in Glenumbra there is a Dolmen, Ring of Warewolfs and a Wrold boss all within the same area however im possibly going to end up training in riverspire within that town with all the bloodfiends.

Im currently V3 what have you guys found as the fastest way to rank up?

TechnicalGeezer

Dungeons and Dragonstar arena.
I'm V 6 and haven't even completed the AD place yet.
Do all quests, public dungeons and world events in the higher level places.

YourDugsBalls

Its hard trying to find other Vet players who know what there doing is there a section in here to find people to do Vet Dungeons? You probably know yourself mate the que isnt the best its full of rage quitting teenagers

Ranique

"Im always looking at my time played and how I can pack the most exp into that timeframe"

I will never understand this mindset. Personally I like to look at my time played and how I can pack the most fun into that timeframe.

I know in some games, it is all bout endgame content. But more and more the system of levelling-game vs endgame is getting outdated. Reality is that ESO endgame is poor. What you get in return is a huge levellinggame. So instead of rushing to what is litterally the end of the game I would suggest relaxing and enjoying the content now.

TechnicalGeezer

YourDugsBalls wrote: »

Its hard trying to find other Vet players who know what there doing is there a section in here to find people to do Vet Dungeons? You probably know yourself mate the que isnt the best its full of rage quitting teenagers

What Faction and server are you on? I run vets everyday with my buddies.

YourDugsBalls

Some people find it odd its just because I work I find it fun to do as much as I can within the timeframe. I have to make as many builds as I can for diferent content just so I can jump on be ready and have some fun in PvP or in Dungeons or Standing in stonebridge yelling like an idiot with a naked dark elf male

YourDugsBalls

TechnicalGeezer wrote: »

YourDugsBalls wrote: »

Its hard trying to find other Vet players who know what there doing is there a section in here to find people to do Vet Dungeons? You probably know yourself mate the que isnt the best its full of rage quitting teenagers

What Faction and server are you on? I run vets everyday with my buddies.

Im a V3 Dark Elf Nightblade I use range for DPS and Enjoy Tanking in the thick of it too with sheilding

TechnicalGeezer

YourDugsBalls wrote: »

TechnicalGeezer wrote: »

YourDugsBalls wrote: »

Its hard trying to find other Vet players who know what there doing is there a section in here to find people to do Vet Dungeons? You probably know yourself mate the que isnt the best its full of rage quitting teenagers

What Faction and server are you on? I run vets everyday with my buddies.

Im a V3 Dark Elf Nightblade I use range for DPS and Enjoy Tanking in the thick of it too with sheilding

Yeah but are you on the EU or NA server?
Also, what faction? AD, DC, EP?

YourDugsBalls

Ahh Im EU + Ebonheart

TechnicalGeezer

YourDugsBalls wrote: »

Ahh Im EU + Ebonheart

That's a pain.
You can't play with other people on different Factions.
I'm on Daggerfall covenant.
I'll still add you though

YourDugsBalls

Sure thing everyone meets in Cyrodil eventually

TechnicalGeezer

YourDugsBalls wrote: »

Sure thing everyone meets in Cyrodil eventually

Won't be meeting for that long. I'll kill you before you have the chance to say "Hi"

Aerathnor

Ranique wrote: »

"Im always looking at my time played and how I can pack the most exp into that timeframe"

I will never understand this mindset. Personally I like to look at my time played and how I can pack the most fun into that timeframe.

I know in some games, it is all bout endgame content. But more and more the system of levelling-game vs endgame is getting outdated. Reality is that ESO endgame is poor. What you get in return is a huge levellinggame. So instead of rushing to what is litterally the end of the game I would suggest relaxing and enjoying the content now.

It's understandable to try to pack as much "fun" in as possible, and there are days where I will just run lower level guildies through dungeons all day because I find helping people to be "fun".

That being said, I also subscribe to the mentality of maximizing the Time:Reward ratio. I don't necessarily enjoy grinding like I once used to, so I want to spend as little of my gaming time as possible doing it. By maximizing my xp or skill points/hour I can make progress while leaving as much time as possible to run dungeons of any level to help other people out. So basically I am shortening the part of the game I like less (I don't dislike it or I wouldn't be playing an MMO) so I can spend more time doing the things I like more.

Hope that helps

YourDugsBalls

Exact same mindset, I played Runescape from 2004-2014 and I would always train 2-3 skills at once to gain the most exp per hour on the trackers its just old habbits and I really enjoy just taking time to chill because I feel I've earned it

Xvorg

A good place to train if you are EP in VR 4/5 is in the Alikir desert, with the bugs (rain catcher fields)