End Game, The Elder Scrolls Online

MidknightWolf · November 2016

Ok, so I love ESO so much. It is by far my favorite game. My issue at the moment is that I really want to concentrate on one character, (I have 8 cp-561s) but I ran out of things to do. My crafting is maxed out, my gear is perfect. Aside from grinding gear for alts, which defeats my purpose of playing a single toon, I feel end game is lacking. Sure there are trials and dungeons to do for fun but where's the progress.

I would like to make money with my crafting and item hunting by utilizing my guild's auction house. Right now I feel like trade is what keeps a PVE'er hooked when the game runs out of content for him or her to complete. So I have only one option. Grind overland bosses for leet loot or run dolmens over and over to try an get purple jewelry to sell.

The point I am trying to make here is that I need some help. I feel like running trials and dungeons is only good and fun when you need to progress gear for one of your tunes as you can not take any of your prizes out of the dungeon and sell them to the public. But when you're like me and all your tunes are pimped out, dungeons and trials become pointless to complete. Unless of course im missing something major here.

As for now I play to live stream this game which is good fun and everyone has fun, but without my stream I would feel a little bit lost. I wouldn't really know what to do.

My question is; are there any real good daily quests worth doing to make gold and get stuff to sell in the AH? Are there other things I can be doing to make gold and playing a single character fun when all of the content is complete?

Thanks for your input guys and gals!

Darethran · November 2016

Alliance War is the end game.

MidknightWolf · November 2016

Im strictly PVE though.

xeNNNNN · November 2016

MidknightWolf wrote: »

Im strictly PVE though.

achievements....motiff collecting.....Competionist things.

you can also farm telvar to buy pvp gear which you can sell as well

I would just find something to tide you over until housing get heres

there is going to be furniture crafting and such or so ive heard so there will be a market for that too haha

blimsta · November 2016

Thats the point I'm trying to make, instead of making more end game content they just change the whole game. You will never have all the gear for all your toons.

WalksonGraves · November 2016

MajinCry wrote: »

Alliance War is the end game.

lol no. Chocobo Racing was less of a mini game.

Zardayne · November 2016

MajinCry wrote: »

Alliance War is the end game.

It was supposed to be when the game released on PC. It's since been ignored and is nothing more than an unbalanced, lag filled mess IMO. They could have made this game rival Daoc or Warhammer (World and Scenario) PVP but they dropped the ball and decided not to pick it up..

Pirhana7_ESO · November 2016

MidknightWolf wrote: »

Im strictly PVE though.

Why? ...... Why do people feel they have to make this odd rule for themselves?
Especially after they join a game that's main endgame is the 3 alliances at war fighting over territory in Cyrodiil. For the most part you are building a character to fight for your alliance.....
If you had bad experiences in OTHER games where you pointlessly got ganked while questing for no reason I can understand not liking that. BUT the system in ESO is very different and you cant compare it to it. In ESo its an actually alliance war where you are fighting over keeps and territory for a purpose and you are actually with your alliance and not alone

Doctordarkspawn · November 2016

MidknightWolf wrote: »

Im strictly PVE though.

In order to be helpfull and not ask why the *** your not PVPing because I dont either, some things.

Dungeons are the method of endgame for the vast majority. The new dungeon sets and helm sets give you something to work for and pledges are good things to do over and over, along with random dungeons. There is also endgame raiding but I cant really speak on that because I'm not really a raider and my computer cant handle it much.

I will stress though, that what is viable in a dungeon is not viable in a raid.

What happens after you do the dungeons and raids? Nothing. Much like every other game, you get the best raid gear....to raid with. Once that gameplay wears....well there is basicly nothing to do.

Doctordarkspawn · November 2016

Pirhana7_ESO wrote: »

MidknightWolf wrote: »

Im strictly PVE though.

Why? ...... Why do people feel they have to make this odd rule for themselves?
Especially after they join a game that's main endgame is the 3 alliances at war fighting over territory in Cyrodiil. For the most part you are building a character to fight for your alliance.....
If you had bad experiences in OTHER games where you pointlessly got ganked while questing for no reason I can understand not liking that. BUT the system in ESO is very different and you cant compare it to it. In ESo its an actually alliance war where you are fighting over keeps and territory for a purpose and you are actually with your alliance and not alone

Ganked by one guy or ganked by ten in a zerg, there is no difference. People dont PVP because they dont enjoy it, get over it. It's not even that uncommon, some people simply do not enjoy the type of gameplay PVP provides.

What about this is so hard for you to understand? Moreover, why is this -so- hard for you to understand that you derail the friggin thread asking about it?

And before you ask, yes, I have tried PVP in this game. I hate it. Like every other game.

lagrue · November 2016

Doctordarkspawn wrote: »

Pirhana7_ESO wrote: »

MidknightWolf wrote: »

Im strictly PVE though.

Why? ...... Why do people feel they have to make this odd rule for themselves?
Especially after they join a game that's main endgame is the 3 alliances at war fighting over territory in Cyrodiil. For the most part you are building a character to fight for your alliance.....
If you had bad experiences in OTHER games where you pointlessly got ganked while questing for no reason I can understand not liking that. BUT the system in ESO is very different and you cant compare it to it. In ESo its an actually alliance war where you are fighting over keeps and territory for a purpose and you are actually with your alliance and not alone

Ganked by one guy or ganked by ten in a zerg, there is no difference. People dont PVP because they dont enjoy it, get over it. It's not even that uncommon, some people simply do not enjoy the type of gameplay PVP provides.

What about this is so hard for you to understand? Moreover, why is this -so- hard for you to understand that you derail the friggin thread asking about it?

And before you ask, yes, I have tried PVP in this game. I hate it. Like every other game.

Couldn't agree more. I'm a PVE player, and I went to Cyrodiil to get the related Trophies on PSN for collectibles (primarily skyshards, dolems and doing all the caves). I already accept that I will never be Emperor, there is too much work involved and too much reliance on 1000s of others people to help - I have absolutely no incentive to play PVP. Why take part in a power struggle where only 1 player out of millions is truly rewarded. Stupid system imo. Just like the 2% Gold Jewlery. like LOL sorry guys we can't have jewlery upgrading in the game because we want you to play garbage PVP against people who life it and stand at the edge of another Faction's wall all day killing people as they spawn.

Even my time in Cyrodiil was painful. Get ganked once and respawn halfway across the map... which takes like an hour to traverse even with a maxed mount and the speed boost skill. I spent more time in Cyrodiil backtracking than any other thing. It would be nice if you could teleport to one of your teams keeps (as long as its not under attack) without already being at a keep, this would alleviate some of the pain. And I know I'm not alone - when I was in PVP I would often see people of other alliances - we would look at eachother, afraid the other would gank - then one of us would wave or do some friendly gesture, and both would understand we're doing the same thing - trying to do the goddamned PVE content locked in a PVP zone. It wouldn't be so bad if certain PVE achievements and accomplishments weren't directly tied to PVP.

Even outside of that though - I've always been a PVE Co-op player. I like to play with my friends, not against total strangers. And that's another part of the problem, the Alliance War is contradictory to everything One Tamriel brought about - which was unity of the factions (to some degree). It was done to encourage people and friends of different factions to be able to connect, but go to PVP and all that goes out the window. If I have a friend in the Dominion, and I'm in the Pact, we can't do PVP together *obviously I get this* but it kind of breaks the feeling of unity... if you want to PVP with people you know, they HAVE to be in your faction. I can't even play against my friends because God knows how many of the 1000s of people in Cyrodiil at any given time are actually them.... that's why they introduced framerate destroying duels that now everybody spams at wayshrines and ruins FPS in virtually every zone in the game.

Screw PVP in this game, it's horrible.

DPShiro · November 2016

Have you beaten vMoL? Hard Mode?
Gotten good scores on other Vet Trials, VMA?

Overland bosses are hardly end game and are loleasy, I would honestly consider them more starting content as you can beat them while leveling up, and not need a BiS set.