I was expecting an opinion from all that experience...
Too many games are full of quests like "kill 5 of that and come back to me" without much substance.
I didn't notice it in ESO, which in my experience has pretty robust quests compared to others, but I admittedly haven't played all quests, I'm missing tons of them still.
What's your opinion?
I was expecting an opinion from all that experience...
Too many games are full of quests like "kill 5 of that and come back to me" without much substance.
I didn't notice it in ESO, which in my experience has pretty robust quests compared to others, but I admittedly haven't played all quests, I'm missing tons of them still.
What's your opinion?
Questing is my all-time favorite activity in ESO. It's part of the thing that keeps me lost in Tamriel.
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The only complaint I have about questing in ESO is that I wish there was an option to turn up the difficulty.
When Gold Road comes out, the first thing I am going to do is run from the northern coast of Eastmarch to the eastern coast of Glennumbra and try to go through as many zones as possible without having to backtrack through the same zone.
colossalvoids wrote: »
colossalvoids wrote: »
One thing that has helped that is actually role-playing. At this point, my character has engaged in combat with multiple daedric princes and the idea of common grunts being a challenge stares in the face of reason.
So, when I want a better challenge, I just do content other than overland like go and solo a dungeon. One of these days, I'm going to try to solo a trial.
colossalvoids wrote: »
...One of these days, I'm going to try to solo a trial.
Ishtarknows wrote: »There's a bizarre 'secret' quest in Stonefalls. Just up the hill a little from the entrance to Soft Loam Cavern delve there's a merchant by a campfire. He sells a religious fetish statue that you use to start a quest.
It's a small quest, but a strange one.
I had all of the quests done a few years ago on a certain character and each time a new thing comes out, I do those on that same particular character. However, one day, I learned about a quest that I did not know about.Ishtarknows wrote: »There's a bizarre 'secret' quest in Stonefalls. Just up the hill a little from the entrance to Soft Loam Cavern delve there's a merchant by a campfire. He sells a religious fetish statue that you use to start a quest.
It's a small quest, but a strange one.
colossalvoids wrote: »
...One of these days, I'm going to try to solo a trial.
I've cleared one of the 2 secondary bosses of Asylum Sanctorium solo but it was late and I had to stop there. It takes too much time really, but I think you can do it! Go for it! (When you'll have plenty of time) ...
colossalvoids wrote: »
now completed all of the main quests, all the dungeon quests, and every side quest.
Dragonnord wrote: »now completed all of the main quests, all the dungeon quests, and every side quest.
I thought the same, until I found there is this super hidden side quest where there is no way players can find it by just playing and even if they bump into "it" by luck, there are still further steps to do that no way players can know they have to do, to even just start that hidden quest.
Again, for years I thought the same, until I found out about that quest (super hidden, not even in addons).
I thought to myself: "Dang! There was no way I could have known about this".
Dragonnord wrote: »now completed all of the main quests, all the dungeon quests, and every side quest.
I thought the same, until I found there is this super hidden side quest where there is no way players can find it by just playing and even if they bump into "it" by luck, there are still further steps to do that no way players can know they have to do, to even just start that hidden quest.
Again, for years I thought the same, until I found out about that quest (super hidden, not even in addons).
I thought to myself: "Dang! There was no way I could have known about this".
I used an add on to find the quests.