Grinding.

The Molag Bal fight is really fun. You are missing out.

I loved coldharbour personally. The Daedra have an awesome sense of humor, and it was my first encounter with Stibbons.

OP there are a few threads about the fight with Molag Bal that have pointers on how to beat him.

Imo it was an easier fight than Manni, I would recommend clearing Coldharbour (I wasn't a huge fan of the bleakness either) do the fight with Molag and then move to the next Alliance.

Fight your altoholism (I suffer from it as well) and do the fight with Molag. Good fun and it is satisfying beating a Daedric Prince.

Well, leveling up is important to being able to explore all the pretty new zones they come out with in the future.

Wouldn't be very fun if everything in the zone looked at you and you instantly exploded into a pink mist, now would it?

Actually, you don't have to do all the quests to remain level with the area, get someone in your group so you can portal to them and do grind groups in craglorn, with people getting from Vr 12 to Vr 14 now they are always going. You can be VR 1 to start it won't be easy but in a full group it won't matter. You won't receive the benefits you would get from questing though, skill points from quests, sky shards, trophies. And you have to do the main skill line in each faction, which is called Cadwells Silver, its says what you need in his Almanac then Cadwell Gold is the next faction and its main quests. OR like I said you could grind in Craglorn get good items, and level in half the time time.

Well it used to be interesting and challenging untill people moaned and then it went to pretty much oneshot mobs like 1-50. So expect it to be as interesting as 1-50

You find another game to play until they release the Champ system.

Skulbow wrote: »

....and I am a little nervous of fighting Molag Bahl after reading about the stress involved. (I play the game to relax and have fun )....

About the Molag Bal fight. Your going to have to do it if you want to advance through the game. I just did it last night on my sorcerer. I did it once before on my DK. A lot of people say it was easy for them. I did not experience easy fights - maybe im just not as good of a player as they are. I died like 5 or 6 times with my sorcerer last night and couldn't tell you how many times I died with my DK as it was the first time and I tried different things and eventually I killed him using a dagger and shield.
- Here are some tips: You have to keep moving and kiting him, get out of the red circle when he jumps and continually hit him with damage at the same time.
- When the titan creatures come out - this is the easiest part - just hold block on the big blue fire balls they fire at you and they will reflect back and kill them. This only happens once.
- Eat health enhancing food before the fight and be ready with health pots - but this alone will not save you - you have to use some type of self healing skill in your skill bar to use.
So the hardest part of the fight is all the moving and hitting at the same time - that's whats hard. For me anyway.

But once you get it done, you wont have to do it again (unless you build a new character) and then you will have two full alliances to explore to relax and have fun in.

I hear you on Coldharbour. And I like blue!

What helped me was that I had decided to make an alt some time before to split the crafting, and she is about 3 zones behind my main. So I'd play a bit of Coldharbour, and then switch to my main if I got tired of all the blue.

Another thing that happens in Coldharbour that many players are not prepared for is that it's much more open ended than the rest of the game. In the normal zones, you'd finish the first part of the zone's main quest and someone would send you to the next bit and so on. In Coldharbour, you have to find your own way to a great extent, with just some general hints for some things.

And all the side quests will influence how you do in the final battle, so it's a good idea to clear the map (or at least the area you have access to) before you continue.

You will be happy when it's over. :-)

Then it's up to you what you want to do. I'm actually quite enjoying the vet zones. There is also Craglorn as well as both PvP and PvE in Cyrodiil.

RSram wrote: »

I agree with Curragraigue that you should clear all the quests in Coldharbor first and do the Molag Bal fight last. I believe the developers nerf the fight so it isn't as tough as it used to be.

I actually thought the fight to get to him was a lot tougher then the final battle.

And if you die, you die, so what! The great thing about games is that you can just trying until you get it right.

They have or felt like it when I got to that fight a second time. Sad actually, I like that fight was hard.

TBH many people are overreacting about Molag Bal and the Vet-levels. For me, the Game has really started once i reached vet-level and had to think about my character's skills once Molag Bal killed me 10 times. After that i got better and better and now my Sorcerer is a pvp-leutenant and has beaten the mage and the warrior. You're missing out