What Content do you like more? Rank it!

Iccotak

Rank them in the order of your preference, feel free to explain your reasoning as well as to add anything to your list that you feel is missing here in the post.

- Overland Content: Questing, Delves, Dolmens, World-Bosses
- Challenge Content: Dungeons, Arenas, & Trials
- PvP: Cyrodil, IC, Duels, & Battlegrounds
- Harvesting: Resources, Stealing, & Antiquities
- Housing
- Roleplay

Bradyfjord

1. I like normal dungeons and quests, which I consider the same.
2. Pvp
3. Challenging content (Arenas, trials, and vet content)

Harvesting/Housing are things I do along the way. I usually won't harvest nodes for farming sake, and I don't farm recipes. Antiquities is fine, if bland.

I don't roleplay, but I do use the outfit station at least once a week.

VaranisArano

My top three:
1. Questing
2. Cyrodiil PVP when it's working well
3. Harvesting (I find it relaxing.)

When Cyrodiil is working well, I have a fantastic evening having fun playing with my friends. When it's not, I have a frustrating evening wishing I was playing with my friends.

Enemy-of-Coldharbour

1. Overland Content: Questing, Delves, Dolmens, World-Bosses
2. Challenge Content: Dungeons, Arenas, & Trials
3. Housing
4. Harvesting: Resources, Stealing, & Antiquities
5. Roleplay
6. PvP: Cyrodil, IC, Duels, & Battlegrounds

vibeborn

Overland content. I LOVE questing, and do it on all my characters.

Harvesting. I will pick up nearly every thing I find

Housing. While I don't really decorate my houses so they look pretty, I do like the concept of housing

Challenge content. I'm not the biggest fan of dungeons and trials, but I might join one for fun.

PVP. Nope. Don't like it.

Other:

Roleplay. Haven't tried it in ESO but I suppose it's a lot of fun!

Tandor

Overland content, harvesting and housing, in that order I suppose. I have no interest in the other things listed although a certain amount of role-playing can always fit into the overland content depending on what's going on.

Alurria

Overland
Harvesting
Housing
Challenge
Roleplay
Pvp

Sylvermynx

1. Overland Content: Questing, Delves, Dolmens, World-Bosses (actually I don't do WBs)

2. Harvesting: Harvesting, Stealing, & Antiquities (I don't really steal much if anything)

3. Housing

4. Roleplay (but only in my mind as I'm playing my characters)

5. Challenge Content: nowhere on my radar

6. PVP: even more nowhere on my radar

Agenericname

1. Dungeons and arenas. Specifically the vet DLCs and all 4 arenas. I enjoy them and their achievements. To a much lesser extent trials. I do like them, usually, but they can be busier and noisier.

2. PvP. I like Cyrodiil quite a bit, less so IC and BGs. The IC questline was fun though.

3. Questing. I usually enjoy the DLCs a little more.

JoDiMageio

As a mostly solo player, I mostly like solo stuff.

1. Questing (gimme lore, more looooooooore!!)
2. Housing (where else is my gold gonna go?)
3. Harvesting (to feed my housing addiction)
4. RP, alone (head canon, for fanfic material)

That's more than enough to satisfy and keep me occupied most of the time.

4. RP, only with trusted friends/RPers/writing partner
5. Group content... Usually frustrates the crap out of me cause humans. So only with people who actually want to make it work.
6. PvP, big nope. Pls don't hunt me down in Cyro or Imperial city if you see me, I have nothing of value, not even my pride

Shazanti

Overland Content: This is my bread and butter, something I can do either solo or in small to large groups when I'm feeling more sociable (and sometimes the groups actually ARE sociable, too!).
Harvesting: Harvesting raw materials is a good, relaxing time-passer when I want to get in the game but due to health/whatever I can't do very much else. Stealing is on a different level and is sometimes part of my own *personal* 'Challenge Content'. Antiquities are another sometimes-interesting way to pass the time and find new things.
Roleplay: I have hardly ever interacted with others in ESO on a roleplay level, but even when I'm out and about solo, my head is into the character and how they would act/react. So I'm almost always playing the role, even if no other living person is likely to notice. I would like to get into RP more, but haven't put effort into finding a RP group/guild.
Housing: I know SO many recipes on my crafter and I have created SO many furniture items and collected so many more, but I keep doing little more than flailing about at a total loss as to how to find what I want and where to place it and what to do with it. I'm overwhelmed, to be honest, but I still love the system and am frequently trying to do something with it! The only problem is, the more they add, and they keep adding and adding, the more lost I get.
Challenge Content: Challenges I set for myself? Sure! I do that all the time! Dungeons? Yes, sometimes I'm rather in the mood for that, even tough ones! Trials/Arenas? Haven't done either.
PvP: I'm not really a PvP player. I'm far more into co-op than into competition, especially competition of the 'fight and kill other players' type. Not my cuppa.

Alurria

Shazanti wrote: »

Overland Content: This is my bread and butter, something I can do either solo or in small to large groups when I'm feeling more sociable (and sometimes the groups actually ARE sociable, too!).
Harvesting: Harvesting raw materials is a good, relaxing time-passer when I want to get in the game but due to health/whatever I can't do very much else. Stealing is on a different level and is sometimes part of my own *personal* 'Challenge Content'. Antiquities are another sometimes-interesting way to pass the time and find new things.
Roleplay: I have hardly ever interacted with others in ESO on a roleplay level, but even when I'm out and about solo, my head is into the character and how they would act/react. So I'm almost always playing the role, even if no other living person is likely to notice. I would like to get into RP more, but haven't put effort into finding a RP group/guild.
Housing: I know SO many recipes on my crafter and I have created SO many furniture items and collected so many more, but I keep doing little more than flailing about at a total loss as to how to find what I want and where to place it and what to do with it. I'm overwhelmed, to be honest, but I still love the system and am frequently trying to do something with it! The only problem is, the more they add, and they keep adding and adding, the more lost I get.
Challenge Content: Challenges I set for myself? Sure! I do that all the time! Dungeons? Yes, sometimes I'm rather in the mood for that, even tough ones! Trials/Arenas? Haven't done either.
PvP: I'm not really a PvP player. I'm far more into co-op than into competition, especially competition of the 'fight and kill other players' type. Not my cuppa.

I read your housing comment and I find myself frequently thinking the same, suggestion head over to the housing forum and look at some of the builds. People do incredible builds and check out SabbityDooms twitch stream for inspiration not to mention she's really cool.

Shazanti

@Alurria : Thank you! I will certainly check out SabbityDooms, and spend more time digging around on the forum.

I read your housing comment and I find myself frequently thinking the same, suggestion head over to the housing forum and look at some of the builds. People do incredible builds and check out SabbityDooms twitch stream for inspiration not to mention she's really cool.

JoDiMageio

@Shazanti , it's actually StabbityDoom, and she def has a lot of awesome content.

Sheezabeast

The recent changes to the CP, with the green Crafting tree, makes this hard to answer

Sylvermynx

@JoDiMageio - love your posting name!

JoDiMageio

Sylvermynx wrote: »

@JoDiMageio - love your posting name!

Thanks!!!

nukk3r

Housing - I really like housing.
Harvesting - I harvest furnishing materials, the rest is either sold or stockpiled to save me money.
PvP - I do PvP to get achievements that unlock furnishings.
Overland Content - I farm, you guessed it, furnishing plans and motifs to learn/sell to save for more housing items.
Challenge Content - Straight up gold, motifs, and achievements that unlock furnishings.
Trading - Self explanatory.
Roleplay - This I don't do at all but if there were any housing items locked behind it, I'd spend my evenings in that inn in Riften.

Shazanti

@JoDiMageio Thanks for the clarification!

zaria

Stuff I do most now day is probably PvP, dungeons, then trials.

Harvesting = Surveys or farming on opportunity doing quests.
Tried to get into housing but it still looks like my apartment outside the dust bunnies.
Done a lot of vet dlc dungeons who is fun with an good group.

SeaGtGruff

Overland & Harvesting

Challenge & PvP

Housing & Roleplay

Viewsfrom6ix

1. PvP - BG
2. Challenge content - Dungeons

I don't do anything else on your list.

tomofhyrule

I'm a solo player at heart, so I'd have to say:

1. Roleplay (solo, as in listening to dialogue, RP walking around, writing my characters' stories. And outfit designs - I may or may not have spent over an hour and a half trying to decide on my characters boots once, and my experience with PTS is mostly 'let me design my other characters that I eventually want to start')
2. Overland (basic questing)
3. Harvesting (farming mats on Bleakrock is really relaxing, as is playing diggy hole when I do want to turn my mind off)
4. Challenge content (Mostly dungeons when I'm with guildies, but I do like trying to run a dungeon solo if I can. But as a tank, it takes a while...)
7. Housing (I'd like to get into it and I have lots of furnishing plans, I'm just really bad at coming up with ideas)
15. PvP (and even then, only at MYM with guildies. It'd be fun to get Emp for the costume and dye, but I don't have enough desire to really do it...)

I may go overboard with the storytelling. I usually need to psych myself up to do a round of quests for stories, since I spend the whole time taking screenshots (and I can end up with 1300+ screenies from one or two story quests), and I need to make sure the weather/time of day are appropriate. I love taking screenshots of my characters, but going through them afterwards can be annoying. I think I might be up to 400+ pages of story by now, and I still haven't gotten my main to Coldharbour yet, much less gotten any of my alts started... but I already have their backstories planned...

I also do have alts I use to farm dailies for motifs, but I have a problem in making some of them look too cool and then their backstory just flows out like water. I have at least two characters I want to start specifically because they were a farming alt and they just clicked with a story - I can't wait to start my Reachman. Also really excited to start my secondary as soon as I get my main through his story and figure out a hairstyle for the new guy.

Goregrinder

Iccotak wrote: »

Rank them in the order of your preference, feel free to explain your reasoning as well as to add anything to your list that you feel is missing here in the post.

- Overland Content: Questing, Delves, Dolmens, World-Bosses
- Challenge Content: Dungeons, Arenas, & Trials
- PvP: Cyrodil, IC, Duels, & Battlegrounds
- Harvesting: Resources, Stealing, & Antiquities
- Housing
- Roleplay

My rankings:

1. PVP 100%
2. More PVP
3. Theorycrafting for PVP
4. Dungeons, Arenas, Trials, OL content, harvesting, farming, stealing, leads, housing
5-98. ?
99. Roleplay

Sarannah

1: Veteran dungeons
2: Overland questing.
3: Farming resources, which I do while questing.
4: Excavation.

Everything else, I don't really do. Except during events. I do place items in my house, whenever I get furnishings somehow.

JoDiMageio

tomofhyrule wrote: »

I'm a solo player at heart, so I'd have to say:

1. Roleplay (solo, as in listening to dialogue, RP walking around, writing my characters' stories. And outfit designs - I may or may not have spent over an hour and a half trying to decide on my characters boots once, and my experience with PTS is mostly 'let me design my other characters that I eventually want to start')
   
   I may go overboard with the storytelling. I usually need to psych myself up to do a round of quests for stories, since I spend the whole time taking screenshots (and I can end up with 1300+ screenies from one or two story quests), and I need to make sure the weather/time of day are appropriate. I love taking screenshots of my characters, but going through them afterwards can be annoying. I think I might be up to 400+ pages of story by now, and I still haven't gotten my main to Coldharbour yet, much less gotten any of my alts started... but I already have their backstories planned...
   
   I also do have alts I use to farm dailies for motifs, but I have a problem in making some of them look too cool and then their backstory just flows out like water. I have at least two characters I want to start specifically because they were a farming alt and they just clicked with a story - I can't wait to start my Reachman. Also really excited to start my secondary as soon as I get my main through his story and figure out a hairstyle for the new guy.

So. Much. Yes. !!!!