List things to do in the world of eso

Kozato

i'm something like cp 500 and stopped playing ages ago. I am looking to getting back into playing... but what is there to do at a high level? I used to love PvP, but the last time i played it was a broken laggy mess, and I've done all the dungeons on normal and veteran. I think it'd be helpful for myself and loads of others in the same place as me who want to find more content out of this game.

Getern

You can theoretically find some trial guilds if u are lucky enough. Don't expect much tho, they barely ever get someone new, having just core groups. But are there still a trial focused guilds in this game?

(X) Doubt

RupzSkooma

Getting high reading the zone chat.

ereboz

Trials, vet dungeons for pledge keys to finish monster sets for your characters and transmute crystals, tons of daily boss and delve quests to get motifs to finish your collection so your ready for the outfit system, writs which are better based on motifs known, to save your vouchers for chests for player house storage, farming housing plans and items, imperial city for some different currencies to spend on gear and other cool things

TheShadowScout

New DLCs and the Morrowind expansion aside...

There are quite a few daily missions, though those too get a tad boring after you have done them a few times.

There is hunting for rare stuff, furniture blueprint drops, rare crafting styles and materials, etc.

There is making an new alt and doing it all over again, see how the fights go when driving a warden or some build you have not run before...

There is the mentioned PvP, which sadly is still mostly laggy and often annoying.

...

And there is roleplaying of course, if you are lucky enough to find like-minded individuals.



Still, the game could use a lot more to work up for. I hope someday they will add some sort of guildhall system, so people in guilds can have fun pooling their efforts to build their perfect meeting place... and of course, we really could use more skill lines to train our characters in... but I guess time will tell about this.

SweetrollBunny

Sometimes I accidentally come across an RP event. I will then hide in a small corner and just read chat....

monktoasty

Fish

Try to finish achievements

Get a house and decorate it

Start a guild

Kram8ion

Go into dead pvp campaign and flip keeps you’ll be surprised how enjoyable it is

ArchMikem

Try to wiggle yourself into Trial Groups.

Do every single Quest you can find and clear the map.

Look at your Achievements and just start going down the list.

Buy and decorate a house.

And if you're filthy rich, buy ALL the houses.

Do all the PvE in Cyrodiil.

boombazookajd

Or try some of the dungeons again. If you quit ages ago, a lot has changed. I wouldn't know exactly when you quit and what precisely has changed but if you stopped that long ago..

-try a new build/race

-dedicate some time helping new players into the game.

-create a guild

-chase achievements

-just hang out in game.

There's so much to do! Have fun and just enjoy doing things in the world.

Kozato

RupzSkooma wrote: »

Getting high reading the zone chat.

I don't know why this appeals the most

Shawn_PT

1- Get undressed. Alternatively wear the nordic bathing towel. Flowery bathing cap is optional.

2- Get to Khenarthi's Roost.

3- Find the mages using strange elemental magic to hit the targets in the area.

5- Enjoy being randomly squirted by jets of cold water.

Works better under the shining sun and during the Summer months.

ForsakenSin

Tannus15

When is "ages ago"?
have you done the horns of the reach dungeons? They are awesome fun.

Nemesis7884

waiting on the load screen?

on a serious note - i think it would be cool if ESO would add more side stuff to do in the world - for example

for example Guild Wars 2 has the daily activities which are a lot of fun at times: https://wiki.guildwars2.com/wiki/Activity

one is for example a "mario kart" like race with power ups, speed ups, jumps and the such....i think you could do a cool mount race (all mount speeds should be normed of course)

another thing guild wars 2 has are the guild activities such as for example guild rushes, guild puzzles etc... its basically like a party-guild activity-quest thing... one is a race, one is like a jumping puzzle...etc... and activity that a unspecified number of people from a guild can do together to get unique rewards: https://wiki.guildwars2.com/wiki/Guild_mission

I really enjoyed those...much more than the conventionel "raid" to be honest...man thinking about it makes me wanna try out GW2 again...these would also be good options to reward players with transmutation crystals and outfit tokesn and all these kinds of things - and there are more pve and more pvp oriented things and the pvp stuff is even fun for pve people (such as me)

so i think this would be a great addition

LadyLethalla

Try soloing the group dungeons. I recently saw a video of a guy soloing FG2 on a stam sorc - albeit from a year ago. Not game enough to try that one yet, but I have soloed Spindle 1, FG1, and VoM so far... but a guildie has soloed others that I haven't tried, like Direfrost. Which inspired me.

Once you've done some of those, try soloing on Vet. I've done FG1 and I will try DS1 again during a non-laggy time.

Nemesis7884

LadyLethalla wrote: »

Try soloing the group dungeons. I recently saw a video of a guy soloing FG2 on a stam sorc - albeit from a year ago. Not game enough to try that one yet, but I have soloed Spindle 1, FG1, and VoM so far... but a guildie has soloed others that I haven't tried, like Direfrost. Which inspired me.

Once you've done some of those, try soloing on Vet. I've done FG1 and I will try DS1 again during a non-laggy time.

how can you solo direfrost? Becasue you need to step on 2 platforms at the same time?

DoctorESO

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FloppyTouch

There is many different ways to play the game at end game.

It’s not always doing things like pvp and pve. Getting involved with the community like being a guild leader is one way. Helping out new players and making friends while showing them the loops is another.

You can also try to play the market and make as much gold as possible try with small finds like getting a cheap stack of purple tempers and flipping it. After the flip move up to more expensive items. It’s just fun to log in and see you made 200-500k from selling other peoples items.

Finding a hard achievement or long one to do, it a good time filler and can be fun like master angler or fencing 1mil gold even 5 star pvp rank. Just gives you a reason to play everyday and something to work for.

One of my favorite end game things to do is just bs with people in a social guild while working on building something cool at my house. I always find the social part of an mmo more rewarding the the actual content.

GL HF

LadyLethalla

Nemesis7884 wrote: »

LadyLethalla wrote: »

Try soloing the group dungeons. I recently saw a video of a guy soloing FG2 on a stam sorc - albeit from a year ago. Not game enough to try that one yet, but I have soloed Spindle 1, FG1, and VoM so far... but a guildie has soloed others that I haven't tried, like Direfrost. Which inspired me.

Once you've done some of those, try soloing on Vet. I've done FG1 and I will try DS1 again during a non-laggy time.

how can you solo direfrost? Becasue you need to step on 2 platforms at the same time?

I believe it was changed a couple of patches ago.
Also, at the time he did it, which was before it was changed (if it was) he asked me to come stand on the other platform.

Kozato

ForsakenSin wrote: »

have they implemented a thing that tells you if its a long loading screen now?