What are some fun things to do in eso outside of trials and dungeons?

Tasear

Looking for advice to avoid noticing bar swap bug yet still enjoy my favorite game.

AzraelKrieg

Start a dance party at a wayshrine?

Tasear

AzraelKrieg wrote: »

Start a dance party at a wayshrine?

Which one would you think would be best

raj72616a

fishing and home decoration. that's the real end-game.

AzraelKrieg

Mournhold or Wayrest

Runefang

I like to buy low and sell high. It's fun for me.

starkerealm

Tasear wrote: »

Looking for advice to avoid noticing bar swap bug yet still enjoy my favorite game.

I've been working on my rotation on the PTS.

Orjix

PvP, NVM you kinda need bar swaping for that

Ermiq

I'm leveling new character using only 1 bar, in normal dungeons there's no need in bar swap.

Gothren

1. pimping out your house.
2. creating a backstory for your character that fits his or her personality, style, build, and attitudes.
3. making lots of money
4. collecting and experimenting with sets
5. creating new builds

Lysette

Walk through your favorite landscape from one end of the region to the other - walk, not run, not ride - just walk slowly and look around and take the atmosphere in, enjoy the lighting, the scenery - all that stuff, which you miss out on while rushing through the game world. There is beauty out there and it is worth to be looked at taking your time to do so.

CountEdmondDantes

Harvesting mats. Fishing. Roll another character. Hunt skyshards. Make a friend. Level up provisioning or alchemy. Run crafting writs. Browse guild merchants for cool stuff for your home. Pick a fight in zone chat.

You know, play the game.

CrittyKitty

Achievement hunting!

LadyLethalla

CountEdmondDantes wrote: »

Make a friend.

Apparently I have just as much trouble with that in-game as I do IRL...

SmellyUnlimited

Lysette wrote: »

Walk through your favorite landscape from one end of the region to the other - walk, not run, not ride - just walk slowly and look around and take the atmosphere in, enjoy the lighting, the scenery - all that stuff, which you miss out on while rushing through the game world. There is beauty out there and it is worth to be looked at taking your time to do so.

Umm...better yet, do the above in an actual real-life beautiful place. This game looks okay, but the graphics are far from looking realistic or even enticing.

Personally, I think the game shines on group play, but beyond that I’d go insane actually spending my limited free time fishing, harvesting, or home decorating (again, do that stuff in real life and reap REAL benefits from it! Lol”

Anything non-cooperative, there are a treasure trove of excellent single player games to delve into when group content dries up or grows boring.

MW2K

Actually being able to log in to the game would be fun. It was possible a few hours ago, but not now alas.

Narvuntien

I have been doing a morrowind achievement hunting recently.

Well err PVP is a thing, I understand its not everyones cup of tea, but if you go in expecting to die a lot you'll be in a better mindset. I personally really enjoy playing the cryodil chess match just as much as the actual fighting and just grouping up random people from the zone chat and molding them into a fighting force for the queen!

Battlegrounds is also alright, certainly a lot more fighting and a lot less lag but harder to get into if you are inexperienced.

I have found the lag in Cryodil often too high to bar swap anyway so no need to worry about bar swaping mid combat. Buff up and swap and jump into the fray.

jaye63

be a one bar wonder. I suggest Magplar as it's VERY easy to set up a one bar wonder and still be able to solo all of the public dungeons and about 15% of the world bosses.

Nemesis7884

writing bug reports on the forums about how broken the game is...thats what i do 80% of my time...its super fun

vyndral13preub18_ESO

Make a templar and run around repenting everything you see. And most importantly when In dungeons mock the templar tank when you get your repent off first.

Man I really enjoy this fun game play addition.

Lysette

SmellyUnlimited wrote: »

Lysette wrote: »

Walk through your favorite landscape from one end of the region to the other - walk, not run, not ride - just walk slowly and look around and take the atmosphere in, enjoy the lighting, the scenery - all that stuff, which you miss out on while rushing through the game world. There is beauty out there and it is worth to be looked at taking your time to do so.

Umm...better yet, do the above in an actual real-life beautiful place. This game looks okay, but the graphics are far from looking realistic or even enticing.

Personally, I think the game shines on group play, but beyond that I’d go insane actually spending my limited free time fishing, harvesting, or home decorating (again, do that stuff in real life and reap REAL benefits from it! Lol”

Anything non-cooperative, there are a treasure trove of excellent single player games to delve into when group content dries up or grows boring.

Well, I have seen a lot of the real world's beauty already - was in Sydney, Australia, this month for example. I am still enjoying to walk around in Tamriel though, i like the graphics and they do not have to be realistic to be beautiful and enjoyable. The art style of it is what I really like - it is a fantasy environment, it does not have to look realistic, because pretty much nothing in it is realistic - it is a fantasy world and should be enjoyed as such. This does not hinder me to appreciate nature in real life, I have it all around me actually, the beach is just 6km to the south and mountain ranges right behind the house to the north. There are a couple of national parks nearby and the weather is pleasant nearly all year round - it's never really cold here.

Grimm13

Go out near the Percolating Mire Wayshrine in Shadowfen and watch all the bots go run by...

ArchMikem

Achievement hunting with the Guild. Naked fishing trips.