Need something else.

XxBoDxX · September 2015

ok to start with I love the elder scrolls. I'm one of those guys that has played since Morrowind and I have at least 5 characters on each TES title after that with more than 300 hours each. With that being said, ESO is really getting monotonous. Questing is so bland, I don't even care about what's going on, I just click through the dialogue so I can rush through and level faster. I've never done that before in any game. I feel like I have to rush to get to the good part but it's just not coming. I want to enjoy this game it's just hard. What else is there to do that will make this so fun I can't get enough? Yes, I do pvp. Yes, I've been crafting. Somehow I just feel like I'm getting burned out on this. It's a game, honestly you should never feel that way about a fantasy world in my opinion.

Ace_of_Destiny · September 2015

In my opinion, and it's only my opinion, the second you start skipping the main story's dialogue (I don't care much for PvP ever since I got old.) in an MMO it is time to take a break and play something else for a couple of weeks.

XxBoDxX · September 2015

Well I wasn't really clear on that. I meant the general quests not the main story line. Those aren't too bad but that's about all I can stand lol. Yeah I guess I should go play something else for awhile then.

Ace_of_Destiny · September 2015

XxBoDxX wrote: »

Well I wasn't really clear on that. I meant the general quests not the main story line. Those aren't too bad but that's about all I can stand lol. Yeah I guess I should go play something else for awhile then.

I actually bought Witcher 3 on sale a few weeks back (digital from psn store: 30% off), and I have been playing that ever since the IC release due to the long load screens.
I also re-installed Far Cry 4...just to practise my "shooter skills" for when Fallout 4 comes out November 4th.

I love ESO.
But, right now it is just a little too unstable for me...my nerves cannot take it.

Casdha · September 2015

My only suggestion is don't feel like you have to compete if you don't want to. there is absolutely no reason to be a certain level unless that is just what you want to do. If anyone on console has completed Cadwell's Gold by now I doubt they took their time to enjoy the game. If you forget about levels and end game and take time to enjoy the game it may help you get the experience you were expecting.

In short Don't feel you have to do something just because you feel you are expected to, Play the game your way.

For Solo play I like starting out in DC because it saves Skyrim for last. That makes it feel a bit like you are fighting for something. Then you get the nostalgia of visiting a familiar land and seeing it in a different light.