Should i buy greymoor?

AngusL

So I bought ESO a few years ago but never really played it and I've decided to start playing again. Is it worth me buying the Greymoor digital upgrade? I don't understand what these expansions do and if I need them now or is it only once I reach a certain level?

Danksta

It's extra content, pretty much a big DLC. I would recommend playing what you have now to see if you enjoy it before spending enough to buy another game on a game on a game you may not enjoy.

Nairinhe

If you don't have any expansions you may be better off buying Greymoor Edition instead of Greymoor Upgrade - it includes base game, but it may be cheaper than buying everything separately.

Chapters/story DLC are new zones with new stories which can be played from any level - even more, you will start in the latest chapter zone you own with any new character. Dungeon DLC are playable from some CP level, I think.

And yes, playing what you already have for a bit before spending money may be a wise thing to do.

Davor

Danksta wrote: »

It's extra content, pretty much a big DLC. I would recommend playing what you have now to see if you enjoy it before spending enough to buy another game on a game on a game you may not enjoy.

That would be small DLC. Greymoore in my opinion is not large DLC. Large would be Wrothgore (sorry for spelling and if name is wrong.) Also Morrowind, Summerset and Elsewhyre were bigger and cheaper. I find Greymoore to be going downhill in the creative department for Zenimax. Paying more for less sadly.

I would say, no, don't buy Greymoore UNLESS you get it NOW so you can get the free house and pet that is offered to everyone who bought it.

That said, if you don't care for the house and pet, just get ESO Plus and get all the DLC (except "story" chapters) and you have LOTS of content. You even get Morrowind and I believe Summerset as well. So you will not be missing out on Greymoore UNLESS you want to scribe and "treasure hunt".

I bought it on sale, not worth the full price in my opinion. Save it for later, you have so much content still even without ESO Pluss.

I say get ESO plus just for the ability to use the Blade of Woe. For me, that is not killing people it's "knocking them out". Since they come back a few minutes later anyways. So nice to be able to use if you like sneaking and not just straight fighting all the time and role playing.

Good luck in your choice.

etchedpixels

Having finished the storyline then IMHO

- Story side is small, nothing special, not worth it alone if you've not done the other DLC stories
- Antiquities end game content is really good if you are into endgame stuff or housing

and the free house is great if you get it now 8)

Aznarb

AngusL wrote: »

So I bought ESO a few years ago but never really played it and I've decided to start playing again. Is it worth me buying the Greymoor digital upgrade? I don't understand what these expansions do and if I need them now or is it only once I reach a certain level?

If you have done all other content/story or are a raider, why not, the raid is cool, main story pretty meh but side quest story was good. I'm not fan of Antiquity but I know some people love it and give you ton of housing item if you're into that + some unique gear item.

So, as you wish I would said.
If you have other content not done yet maybe wait a bit.
That said I don't remember if the chapter is on discount or not but if it is that can be good to take it now.
If not, just so you know, after 1 year chapter become DLC so you can play them just by having ESO+ sub on.

Hope it help, hf

Danksta

Davor wrote: »

Danksta wrote: »

It's extra content, pretty much a big DLC. I would recommend playing what you have now to see if you enjoy it before spending enough to buy another game on a game on a game you may not enjoy.

That would be small DLC. Greymoore in my opinion is not large DLC. Large would be Wrothgore (sorry for spelling and if name is wrong.) Also Morrowind, Summerset and Elsewhyre were bigger and cheaper. I find Greymoore to be going downhill in the creative department for Zenimax. Paying more for less sadly.

I would say, no, don't buy Greymoore UNLESS you get it NOW so you can get the free house and pet that is offered to everyone who bought it.

That said, if you don't care for the house and pet, just get ESO Plus and get all the DLC (except "story" chapters) and you have LOTS of content. You even get Morrowind and I believe Summerset as well. So you will not be missing out on Greymoore UNLESS you want to scribe and "treasure hunt".

I bought it on sale, not worth the full price in my opinion. Save it for later, you have so much content still even without ESO Pluss.

I say get ESO plus just for the ability to use the Blade of Woe. For me, that is not killing people it's "knocking them out". Since they come back a few minutes later anyways. So nice to be able to use if you like sneaking and not just straight fighting all the time and role playing.

Good luck in your choice.

I didn't mean it was larger in terms of land mass. I was clearly talking about content.