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Help: Advice about endgame to new player
Kalbum
Soul Shriven
Hi,i need some advice about end game. Im pretty new to ESO (I only have one character, lvl 9) but Im no stranger to MMO´s. I know I want to do hardcore PVE content and I know i want to tank, i got a DK nord and im pretty happy with it. But i found out that the re spec is painfully expensive, so I want to put my skill and atributte points right from the start. Besides following this or that build, i want to know if I should spend points in crafting and such, considering this would be my main. Also any tip you guys know about anything for a new player to ESO but no to MMO´s would be nice. Thanks
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✭Eh its not expensive really. You will see that before lvl 50 you will do it at least twice, no worries.0 -
OzJohnD✭✭✭✭To minimise the need to respec you need to be overloaded with skill points ... gather skyshards, complete main quest line completions, some dungeon quest completions (if I remember correctly)
Having said that, my V9 has respecced a few times to experiment with different setups until I had enough skill points to no longer need to respec skills.
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