TomCarterESO wrote: »Play on the platform your friends play on, best advice I can give you.
Thealteregoroman wrote: »OKAY............
So I have been battling not going to PC or not.
On the PS4 I have like bought all the things from the crown store AND I have a maxed crafting character.....I am CP555.
I like the PC cause of the ADD ONS and like the graphics are amazing..........I just don't know if I want to re-buy all crown store stuff and regrind a character to max in CP........
I want to make a decision before I buy a home and get the Morrowind DLC.......
What would you do in my position.....I feel like if I left the PS4 then I would have wasted all that time and money but then if I go to PC then the graphics will be on point and the ADD ONS will be legit!
HELP ME OUT.
Thealteregoroman wrote: »OKAY............
So I have been battling not going to PC or not.
On the PS4 I have like bought all the things from the crown store AND I have a maxed crafting character.....I am CP555.
I like the PC cause of the ADD ONS and like the graphics are amazing..........I just don't know if I want to re-buy all crown store stuff and regrind a character to max in CP........
I want to make a decision before I buy a home and get the Morrowind DLC.......
What would you do in my position.....I feel like if I left the PS4 then I would have wasted all that time and money but then if I go to PC then the graphics will be on point and the ADD ONS will be legit!
HELP ME OUT.
I have it on both. I play mostly on PC, but I play casually on the PS4. I basically use my PS4 account as an alt account. I have a big, nice tv and couch, so I play there when my wife wants to cuddle while she watches her Netflix shows on her tablet.
Whatever you do, having both versions isn't a bad thing.
Thealteregoroman wrote: »Thealteregoroman wrote: »OKAY............
So I have been battling not going to PC or not.
On the PS4 I have like bought all the things from the crown store AND I have a maxed crafting character.....I am CP555.
I like the PC cause of the ADD ONS and like the graphics are amazing..........I just don't know if I want to re-buy all crown store stuff and regrind a character to max in CP........
I want to make a decision before I buy a home and get the Morrowind DLC.......
What would you do in my position.....I feel like if I left the PS4 then I would have wasted all that time and money but then if I go to PC then the graphics will be on point and the ADD ONS will be legit!
HELP ME OUT.
I have it on both. I play mostly on PC, but I play casually on the PS4. I basically use my PS4 account as an alt account. I have a big, nice tv and couch, so I play there when my wife wants to cuddle while she watches her Netflix shows on her tablet.
Whatever you do, having both versions isn't a bad thing.
Hmmmm! I didn't think of that being an option.....do you have ESO plus for both or just for your PC account?
Thealteregoroman wrote: »TomCarterESO wrote: »Play on the platform your friends play on, best advice I can give you.
I don't have any friends that play ESO.....
Another nice thing about having it on both systems:
You can download addons and crank up all the interface options on the PC version (damage numbers, enemy outlines, consolidated auto-looting, etc.) and play in 3rd person mode; but turn all of that off on the PS4 version and run around in 1st person mode.
Basically play ESO as a MMO on the PC and play ESO like a classic single player TES game on the PS4 without having to constantly change the interface/gameplay settings.
It almost feels like two completely different games by doing that.
ThePaleItalian wrote: »Thealteregoroman wrote: »TomCarterESO wrote: »Play on the platform your friends play on, best advice I can give you.
I don't have any friends that play ESO.....
I am on PS4 NA DC.... FRIEND #1
I have a PC account too, started there during beta. I play it sometimes, but even with addons.. I love my PS4.
Maybe just try to start a new toon and see if its worth it. I kept both of mine.
Another nice thing about having it on both systems:
You can download addons and crank up all the interface options on the PC version (damage numbers, enemy outlines, consolidated auto-looting, etc.) and play in 3rd person mode; but turn all of that off on the PS4 version and run around in 1st person mode.
Basically play ESO as a MMO on the PC and play ESO like a classic single player TES game on the PS4 without having to constantly change the interface/gameplay settings.
It almost feels like two completely different games by doing that.
TomCarterESO wrote: »Play on the platform your friends play on, best advice I can give you.
Thealteregoroman wrote: »Another nice thing about having it on both systems:
You can download addons and crank up all the interface options on the PC version (damage numbers, enemy outlines, consolidated auto-looting, etc.) and play in 3rd person mode; but turn all of that off on the PS4 version and run around in 1st person mode.
Basically play ESO as a MMO on the PC and play ESO like a classic single player TES game on the PS4 without having to constantly change the interface/gameplay settings.
It almost feels like two completely different games by doing that.ThePaleItalian wrote: »Thealteregoroman wrote: »TomCarterESO wrote: »Play on the platform your friends play on, best advice I can give you.
I don't have any friends that play ESO.....
I am on PS4 NA DC.... FRIEND #1
I have a PC account too, started there during beta. I play it sometimes, but even with addons.. I love my PS4.
Maybe just try to start a new toon and see if its worth it. I kept both of mine.
ADDING! LOL.
ThePaleItalian wrote: »Thealteregoroman wrote: »Another nice thing about having it on both systems:
You can download addons and crank up all the interface options on the PC version (damage numbers, enemy outlines, consolidated auto-looting, etc.) and play in 3rd person mode; but turn all of that off on the PS4 version and run around in 1st person mode.
Basically play ESO as a MMO on the PC and play ESO like a classic single player TES game on the PS4 without having to constantly change the interface/gameplay settings.
It almost feels like two completely different games by doing that.ThePaleItalian wrote: »Thealteregoroman wrote: »TomCarterESO wrote: »Play on the platform your friends play on, best advice I can give you.
I don't have any friends that play ESO.....
I am on PS4 NA DC.... FRIEND #1
I have a PC account too, started there during beta. I play it sometimes, but even with addons.. I love my PS4.
Maybe just try to start a new toon and see if its worth it. I kept both of mine.
ADDING! LOL.
Received and accepted!!!