Some people might say I have a problem....

Tornaad

I took a look at my steam replay and laughed and thought I would share a little about just how much I love the Elder Scrolls world. ...I am more surprised to see something not Elder Scrolls related on there. If I were to get a similar replay for the last 10 to 15 years, it would probably be the same kind of thing.

Oreyn_Bearclaw

ESO is my first (and last) MMO that I devoted any serious time to. It basically destroyed my ability to play other games. If I put my mind to it, I could probably finish 10-15 titles over a long weekend. I start them, get 2/3rds of the way through, log into ESO, never look back. And if I do look back like 3-6 months later, I am lost spend a few hours getting up to speed with quest and controls, then log back into ESO the following day. Sigh...

Just off the top of my head, I am probably within a few hours of finishing:

Witcher 3 expansions
-Jedi Fallen Order (on the last level)
-Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild (killed all 4 world bosses, just leaving the princess to rot with gannon)
-Fallout New Vegas (Pretty sure I could finish the last quest in about 25 minutes of gameplay, my character is about as leveled as you can get).
-Dragon Age 3
-Far Cry 6 (I did manage to finish 5)
-The latest Tomb Raider
-The Latest Doom Title (got the BFG, like 2 levels to go)
-The latest Halo Title
-2 Modern Warfare titles, one I need to finish, one I havent touched even though I bought it

And I am sure there are more. It's a problem. My Steam account is just laughing at me.

Necrotech_Master

elder scrolls is my most played game but is not reflected in steam, because i got the game before it existed on steam, so i just play it through the eso launcher lol

i still play some other games from time to time, mostly to not burn out on eso too hard (in the past month ive played a lot of remnant: from the ashes, high on life, torchlight 3, deep rock galactic, and been getting back into the division 2 some) (i also have nearly 1800 games on my steam account in total too lol)

Tornaad

For me there is just something I rather love about the Elder Scrolls world. I got introduced to it when Morrowind came out and ended up getting completely lost and never came back some time after Oblivion came out.

There is just something about the world that I love.

OBJnoob

I played EverQuest for 5+ years and virtually nothing else for the duration. Played WoW for 5+ years and virtually nothing else. Now I'm over 5 years into this game... And I have had a few months of playing Gears of War and I pop into PubG sometimes...

... But honestly everything that isn't an MMORPG sucks.

And here's what's lame about me. I hate questing. Disregard storylines and lore. I only like making characters, theory crafting builds, and PvP. I don't have a master crafter, I don't do writs, never have any gold, and hardly ever socialize.

9/10s of this game is wasted on me and I still love it.

TaSheen

I play Skyrim and Oblivion alongside ESO. I'm not primarily interested in MMOs, but this is more TES than MMO to me, so it works.

I have played every TES game from Arena's release through picking up ESO nearly 6 years ago now; I have no idea how many thousands of hours that adds up to, but the only TES game I didn't complete even once was Morrowind; all the others I have completed so many times I've lost count. I don't use steam, so really. no clue.

Years back, I played these games 12 hours or so a day (mostly I didn't work - when I was working, I didn't play because I get to where I don't get enough sleep) every day of the week; now I limit that to from around 7am until around 2pm every day.

Love TES, always have, always will.

Tornaad

TaSheen wrote: »

I play Skyrim and Oblivion alongside ESO. I'm not primarily interested in MMOs, but this is more TES than MMO to me, so it works.

I have played every TES game from Arena's release through picking up ESO nearly 6 years ago now; I have no idea how many thousands of hours that adds up to, but the only TES game I didn't complete even once was Morrowind; all the others I have completed so many times I've lost count. I don't use steam, so really. no clue.

Years back, I played these games 12 hours or so a day (mostly I didn't work - when I was working, I didn't play because I get to where I don't get enough sleep) every day of the week; now I limit that to from around 7am until around 2pm every day.

Love TES, always have, always will.

Wow!