Not really. The upcoming Wrothgar is a Solo PvE zone, but that's not in the immediate future.

Time to collect all the pokemons collectibles and fill up our pokedex collectibles achievement list!

@whvice, I have already started looking at unfinished achievements and there are a lot.

@eliasadriancombsubm17_es0 Cyrodiil was not fun for me. Maybe it's time to give it a re-visit?

Thanks both for your comments.

The pvp aspect of cyrodiil isn't my favorite, but the dungeons and quests are fun. You still might not like it, but it's something to try, haha.

There is not much to do apart for a solo player apart from completing achievements and levelling crafting and perhaps trying to engage in the economy.

Run around in Cyrodiil and just do quests, take in the landscape, gank the occasional noob. It's better than any of the other zones in the game, believe me. Especially the dungeons, which are superior to the PvE zone's dungeons by a country mile.

If you're not interested in PvP at all, wait for Wrothgar, I guess.

Well, as it's already been said, you may or may not be interested in all these fancy achievements, plus Cyro PvE(quests and caves) and maybe PvP if you're into this sort of thing.

Also, while I wholeheartedly understand and respect your wish to play solo, I'd still suggest trying some of the group content:) Shy as I am(and believe me, that's very shy), I've found great friends and teammates in ESO and now we spend a lot of our time there running vet dungeons^^ For achievements, fun and occasionally joy of being a smart-ass and showing new people the ropes:P I had been kind of reluctant to do group content myself, but with the right kind of people it's really great fun=)

Get into Craglorn, finish that.

Then start chasing down those pesky achievements like collectables, fishing, monster hunter, go do some veteran dungeons etc.

Then hit PVP, or just hit PVP, i am not much of a pvp player, but it can be a ton of fun in a large group. Even Cyrodiil has 40+ shards and dungeons and fishing etc....

go to PvP and pick between zergblade(thornblade) chillrend, and 2 one sided campaigns, bow of shadows (EP) hedarous(AD)

Let me first say that I too played solo from 1-VR10. It took me well over 400 hours of play time to quest my way to VR10. But when I got it, there was still two weeks until the Craglorn patch. So there really was an initial feeling of "what do I do now"?

I knew I would eventually have to go out to Cyrodiil, if for no other reason than to gather skyshards, but I was having trouble getting motivated for PvP. Instead, I ended up learning to solo the regular non-veteran instance dungeons, well at least some of them. For the ones that I couldn't solo, I volunteered in zone chat to tank/heal for non-veteran players. At VR10 you really only need patience to tank/heal for non-veteran instance dungeons. This got me a bunch of achievements, quests, and skill points. Finally, I did end up doing some veteran instance dungeons, which were much more challenging.

The Undaunted skill tree has a couple (maybe only one now) hidden gems. So unlocking and leveling these new skills, and also leveling other skills that I had not tried on my DK became my primary focus (Mage's guild, Fighter's guild, etc). At VR10, you can grind zombies in Coldharbor, while naked (saves on armor repair), to quickly level, morph, and rank up new skills. The skills only need to be on your main skill bar while killing mobs to get skill XP. The mobs also drop trash loot that can be sold to an NPC vendor for around 3k profit (for a fully loaded inventory). It takes about an hour to fill your bags, and it takes about 4 hours to completely level, morph, and rank up new skills. Using only Pulsar (morph of Impulse) on the destro staff, you can fully level up to five (including an ultimate) other skills at the same time.

If you are short on extra skill points, you can get skill points by completing the group challenges found in each zone's public (group) dungeon. These are the so-called 5-mob public dungeons. At VR10, you can solo many of these group challenges, and for the ones that you cannot solo, it's usually possible to rally support from the local player population (i.e. spam zone chat).

There are of course lots of other things to do, both solo and in a group, and it would be exhaustive to try and catalog all the things to do in the game.

born2beagator wrote: »

Wait a long time for Wrothgar since ZOS is catering to group only players for Murkmire.

We don't know that Murkmire is coming before Wrothgar. Wrothgar may be first.

Iradicus wrote: »

Teaming up is the way to go. The elder scrolls online is an MMO. Yes the areas can be done solo. But this is not a single player game like the previous elder scroll games were. You cant expect to solo everything and areas like craglorn are designed for groups of players as a form of endgame.
I completed caldwells gold, but its more fun to group up with friends/guildmates and get into that dungeon or kill a few players in pvp.

MMO stands for Massively Multiplayer Online does not mean you have to group,
it means you are playing with a lot of people at the same time.
Pvp in eso lets you join in group fights without being in group,so you can go in pvp area and play any time you like.
Craglorn does not allow this it is only groups that can go in there and survive to kill bosses etc,therefore it is only groups that can obtain the riches.
The only problem with this is solo players do not get the chance to get the same riches as groups do hence solo players leave.
Solo players are the players who some times do not have the time a lot of group players do,hence they play solo etc.
What ever the reason players play solo does not matter the fact is without solo players you loose subs when they leave because there is no content for them to play on a level field.
And because there is a lot of solo players out there eso looses a lot of subs in the long run.
So we need more content for solo players as well, so the game can continue to prosper.
Just to say i love this game and will continue to play for a long time to come,but we must look after solo players as well as group.