What was your favourite DLC?

Tannus15

Summerset

Wrothgar was great.
Hew's Bane is close behind it, but Summerset is my favourite.

Mandragora

Gold Coast

Wrothgar was great, I liked Greymoor, Murkmire, Elsweyr, Blackwood/Deadland quests, but absolutely adored Dark Brotherhood closely followed by Thieves guild, and because I miss such content in ESO I voted for it.

Darios_Heliodromos

Elsweyr

Elsweyr for me. I loved exploring a new region of Tamriel for the first time. The zone has unique geographical features from jungles in the south, deserts in the west, to steppes in the northeast. The zone brought Khajiits to the forefront for the first time and I loved the elements of Imperial/Akaviri culture scattered throughout north and eastern Anequina.

I thought that the Dragon/Necromancer theme didn't make a whole lot of sense, but it was nice to see the developers' hands free from having to aim for nostalgia points (i.e. Morrowind, Greymoor, Blackwood, etc.) It allowed for more creativity.

Fenris_Arainai

Clockwork City

Torn between Vvanderfell and CWC. Went with CWC, because it has Sotha Sil

Tornaad

Blackwood/Deadlands

I voted for Blackwood/Deadlands because I felt the story was well done and I really loved the ending, it left me feeling like a real hero.

FluffWit

Hew’s Bane

Thieves Guild...
-gorgeous city
-interesting, realistic characters with good back stories
-Good, grounded questline. No defeat the daedric prince and save the world cookie cutter story
-Interesting difficult decision to make at the end.
-nice somewhat u pique delves.
-good challenging trial
-heists are unique content I still run most days because they're challenging and reward success well.

On the downside the zone outside of the city isn't very interesting, the world bosses are meh and the sets in the zone are rubbish.

Also really liked Craglorn, Wrothgar, the Dark Brotherhood, Morrowind and Western Slyrim. I'd probably include The Reach on that list but the bad Scottish accents and vocabulary used on the Reachmen are just insulting to us Scots and flat out stupid.

WhiteCoatSyndrome

Wrothgar

Toss-up between Wrothgar and Clockwork City; I gave it to Wrothgar since it had more interesting side quests.

SilverBride

Elsweyr

I picked Elsweyr because that is one of the things that brought me back to the game.

SeaGtGruff

Elsweyr

I love them all, but I had to choose Elsweyr because, you know, "Dragons! In your own homeland!" I mean, let's face it, you can't argue with dragons-- at least, not unless you've got a small army backing you up.

francesinhalover

Gold Coast

It's fine, imperial city is garbage anyway because of pvp, And other reasons.

Gold coast atm , but the others might surpass it. Im liking morrowind a lot

Hapexamendios

Summerset

It was a toss up between Summerset and Wrothgar.

SammyKhajit

Elsweyr

The land of khajits.

But this one also enjoyed Gold Coast, Wrothgar and Murkmire.

newtinmpls

Murkmire

Murkmire - love the land, loved the story, and love trying to catch scuttleblooms

Vvardenfall - would have loved it had it not been so shrunk - I still love TESIII and I swear they put Morrowind in the dryer on super high heat

Calandrae

Greymoor/Markarth

The Reach/Markarth.

I've been fascinated by Reachmen and their culture since Skyrim. Plus I l enjoy the bleak, clear highland landscapes in the zone.

The questline with Greymoor/Markarth might have been weaker indeed. It's the visuals, atmosphere and mood that appeal to me and I place high value on those.

SeaGtGruff

Elsweyr

newtinmpls wrote: »

Murkmire - love the land, loved the story, and love trying to catch scuttleblooms

Vvardenfall - would have loved it had it not been so shrunk - I still love TESIII and I swear they put Morrowind in the dryer on super high heat

No, it turns out Vvardenfell in TES3 and Vvardenfell in ESO are exactly the same number of inches. However, they used the old-fashioned method of determining inches by the width of a thumb. It turns out that Vvardenfell in TES3 was measured out using a giant's thumb, whereas Vvardenfell in ESO was measured out using a Bosmer's thumb.

Lysette

I have no favorite - to me it is all of Tamriel, the variety of different climates, landscapes, cultures, race identities, music styles, architecture - I like the swampy marshes just the same as semi-deserts and desert, jungles, temperate environments, dense forests, open wide grassy areas, rough terrain, softly rolling hills - it is all of Tamriel, no personal favorite zone.

If I would have to chose, I would like Kevin go for Vvardenfell, by pretty much the same reasons - and I like dunmer, they are much like aussies, if they dislike something they say it straight to the face and that is good that way, no political correctness whatsoever.

Lysette

SeaGtGruff wrote: »

newtinmpls wrote: »

Murkmire - love the land, loved the story, and love trying to catch scuttleblooms

Vvardenfall - would have loved it had it not been so shrunk - I still love TESIII and I swear they put Morrowind in the dryer on super high heat

No, it turns out Vvardenfell in TES3 and Vvardenfell in ESO are exactly the same number of inches. However, they used the old-fashioned method of determining inches by the width of a thumb. It turns out that Vvardenfell in TES3 was measured out using a giant's thumb, whereas Vvardenfell in ESO was measured out using a Bosmer's thumb.

Morrowind in TES3 was not that big either - it just had a very smart layout of valleys and hills, which made it appear to be quite big on foot - but once you were using levitation rings to go around these obstacles and made extreme jumps whilst avoiding the impact with the levitation ring, it was no longer that big.

ApoAlaia

Wrothgar

For me it was a close call between Wrothgar and Murkmire.

Fortunately [for me] there is enough I enjoy from the other chapters that they do not lag miles behind with perhaps the exception of IC.

Where the story is engaging the way PvPvE was implemented does not click with me.

MasterSpatula

Clockwork City

It's really not fair to lump Greymoor and Markarth into one choice. True, they were from the same year and same broad story, but Greymoor was a disappointment while Markarth was nearly a masterpiece.

But I gotta go with Clockwork because it's just so wonderful.

themaddaedra

Clockwork City

Son of a lost house, friend to a fallen king, Sotha Sil represents (if not best) one of the best character creations i've seen. He's written so masterfully, kudos to anyone who was involved. Also the art in CwC is spectacular. It's also an addition to Elder Scrolls by Zenimax, not one of the places in previous games.

ShalidorsHeir

Wrothgar

Orcinium and Murkmire because they are not just another thread to the world.

Cirantille

Summerset

Summerset
Because it is the reason I bought this game just so I can see Summerset and play there and I am not disappointed!

DP99

Greymoor/Markarth

I picked Greymoor/Markarth, loved seeing all those Skyrim locations again in new ways.

Soulshine

Murkmire

Murkmire was just the right combination of everything for my likes from a DLC, and it has some crazy fun world boss fights I like to revisit!

Wrothgar is a close second, as I really enjoyed the storytelling and the zone layout very much.

RaddlemanNumber7

Gold Coast

DB and TG are the DLC's I've completed the most, and enjoyed them every time.

The other DLC's all have their good points, but they all contain stuff that feels really forced as well, as if the devs have been struggling to fill the space.

Jaimeh

Clockwork City

Clockwork City/Summerset, then I also liked Wrothgar, Elsweyr, Murkmire and Markarth.

DeathStalker

Summerset

Summerset. Nothing else is even close

Mesite

Wrothgar

I enjoyed the Dark Brotherhood in the Gold Coast, completing it on several characters.

The Wrothgar music and the Morrowind music were always an attraction, and now I sometimes hear their tunes in other zones anyway.

cyclonus11

Wrothgar

Wrothgar and Murkmire

Jusey1

Vvardenfell

This is hard honestly but ended up going with Vvardenfell because I too am a sucker for Morrowind but the Vivec hub is by far the best hub. Everything is in one spot, no need to run around and get lost in the actual city itself. The store, bank, guild stores, and crafting stations are all in one spot, and a very short walk from the wayshrine as well... I have been using that hub as my go to log off spot and crafting area ever since Vvardenfell release.