Old wanderer returning to see how far into the woods i can journey.

Neoyoshi

This game has been in the back of my mind scratching and gnawing at me for a good couple years now; i feel like i left a part of myself back in 2016 when i abandoned this game to go play other not-so-great MMORPG's.

Aside from having a monthly sub for the Material storage access, are there any useful tips that i may not know about coming back to the game in 2020?

Stuff i was aware of back in 2016-2017 that i can remember.

- Material Storage (subscription feature)
- Trading Guilds
- Mods

Is there anything vastly different about this today? I am not that hardcore of a gamer and i tend to bask in the exploration and interaction of the world, i have a max level character (I remember being somewhere in the 200+ champion points level)- though i know the CP goes much higher then that, or is CP still a thing?

I have quite a bit of downloading to still do and i guess i am trying to get an idea of how much the game has changed and if there are some useful things to know in this version of the game that isn't made apparent right away.

Either way greetings and i want to make a real effort to stick with this game again.

Hämähäkki

Neoyoshi wrote: »

- Material Storage (subscription feature)
- Trading Guilds
- Mods
- Lag

Other than that it's more or less..

Same same, but different, but still same

SpiritofESO

UntilValhalla13

There's quite a few new things that have been added.

Housing is a thing now. You can own houses and decorate if that's your thing. You also can buy storage chests to store extra gear in.

You can now use transmutation stations to change the trait of any piece of gear to whatever you want, provided you have 50 transmutation stones. They can be acquired from multiple sources; mainly pvp.

Jewelry crafting was added, so you can now upgrade any jewelry you get, as well as create it from any craftable sets.

Two-handed weapons, (bows, staves, etc) now count as two pieces of a gear set.

There's a new guild skill line: Psijic. Largely for magic classes and some pvp things.

They recently tweaked how blocking and sprinting/mounts work, so that's...fun...

Champion point trees were changed a bit over the years.

The whole antiquities system, which is largely a mobile game, that lets you dig up unique furniture and "mythic" gear pieces.

That's about all I can think of right now. I'm sure there's more.

Nestor

Depends on when you left in 2016. In late 2016, they introduced One Tamriel. Which means you get to wander in any zone at any time with any quest line available to you.

It also introduced Scaling instead of Leveling as a thing. Meaning, other than some end game content, any character can do any quests in the game, although some quest bosses are tough enough that they are better done when you have more skills. BTW, try to keep your gear within 10, or better, 5 levels of you as you level up.

If OneT came out before you left, then ignore my post.