If they're worthwhile, absolutely. If they give me nothing decent for maxed crafts, absolutely not. If they're an awful source of gold income, absolutely not.


They need to be worth it, just like everything else in this game, something ZOS has had trouble getting right off the bat.

Yes, yes, yes.
Collect all the helmets!

Not going to actively attempt to complete any "daily" task. However, if perchance the things I do actually complete a daily during my normal game play......good on it.

I didnt spend the time to completely understand the crafting dailies , MAYBE i will actually log in to complete them if it is worth it.

At the lower levels they interfere with the leveling curve so I probably don't do them much.

At VR... probably occasionally. I don't play daily so even if I wanted I cant do them every day

If the dailies are worth completing, it is still going to feel like a chore.

If the reward for dailies aren't worth it, then it was a feature that was best left in the backlog while other features should have been developed instead.

People should want to logon to play a game on a daily basis because it's fun and they enjoy it. Not feel pressure to logon because they are left with the feeling that if they don't logon daily, their character's advancement is being stunted. Perceived or real, doesn't matter...games are about how they make the players feel.

Features like Justice System, great idea -- optional, dynamic, live, player driven content...all good things

Dailies...not so much. It just smacks of a heavy handed approach to try to keep people subscribed. and...it's a chore...and nobody likes doing chores.

Yes. Esp, if the exp rewards are significant. Will be good for passively leveling lowbies and good to supplement mains when Champ system comes out.

I will not log in for them, but if I log in, I might do them.

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Some believe dailies are a lazy way to "force" players into a grind/chore for the sake of logging in to play.

That sums up my view.

There's a lot of things I like about Guild Wars 2 but with all the various daily homework chores I can only play it for about a month before not playing it is a huge relief. I was just recently thinking about going back to check out the Halloween stuff but knew there would be even more homework tasks waiting for me. So I didn't and I felt relieved.

Same experience with Star Trek Online. Daily homework chores of all descriptions. Mind-bogglingly dreadful event chores with a pay-with-real-money-instead alternative. Liked lots of things about the game but the homework stuff wrecked it.

Games I enjoyed but no longer play because of dailies. It'd be disappointing if dailies wrecked ESO too but I'd just cancel my sub and find something else to play.

This new feature is interesting for daily PVE players. It is the occasion to do different dungeons with a reward at the end. Personally, until now, once I've finished a dungeon and got the skill point from the quest ; I didn't come back !
I'm going to do these quests and I hope rewards worth it.

Totally depends on what the missions are and the rewards they bring.

This poll needs an "It depends" option.

For the Undaunted pledges, there is no way I would bother completing the Non-Veteran dungeon pledge unless I decide to join a group of lowbies and not as their group leader. Both the Silver and Bronze rewards are not worth the time or hassle of completing these dungeons due to the dungeons scaling up to VR12. For the Veteran pledges, they are only worthwhile if you are going after the new helms and pauldrons - and I am not convinced those are worthwhile after the initial cool factor fades.

If you are leveling the craft skill lines, then the crafting writs should be completed every day. For max level crafters, there is less incentive to complete them.

There is no reason to complete the Alchemy Writ more than once if you are a max level Alchemist unless you simply want the quest XP.

The Enchanting Writ is only worth doing for the chance of receiving a Survey Report which might lead you to 2-4 Kuta rune stones.

Similarly, the Blacksmithing, Clothing and Woodworking Writs are only worth doing for the chance of receiving a Survey Report that might lead you to Upper Craglorn where you can find 3-5 Nirncrux stones.

The Provisioning Writ should be completed every day by everyone. Each writ rewards a recipe and new recipes are coming with the Provisioning overhaul in Update 6. Also, you will receive 10-20 mats that previously could only be obtained from grocers, thus saving you 630-1260g. Their value comes from not needing to buy them for future use given their resell value is practically nothing.

Of course if you are trying to accumulate XP for Champion Points, then all of these dailies should be completed as often as possible:

Wait and see. If I like them. I only play for fun. So no poll answer, sorry.

Crafting, I'll look at and see if it's worth while
Undaunted, probably not, unless it gets way easier to find a group (like under 10 mins rather than days LFG)

I'd love to give them both a try but I probably won't do them every day. I like dailies, but if I get too involved and do them every day it starts seeming more like a boring chore and I'm not interested in homework, as one user called it. But sure, every now and then when I want a break from face slaying!