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Why I am excited for One Tamriel
xboxfanukb16_ESO
Soul Shriven
I am one of those people who have been doing MMORPG's since Everquest 1 back in 2000. Personally when I brought my Xbox 360 I started to prefer more solo or small group content. I have a family and can't really hold a gaming schedule.
I played Oblivion and Skyrim and really enjoyed this games as an almost Tamriel simulator. What I mean is I could roam the lands, dungeons were mysterious and dangerous. A dragon could randomly swoop down and try and murder me at any time. I enjoyed sitting in my player house and reading a good book of Argonian Poetry.
And while I am excited for Skyrim Special Edition coming on the 28th to Xbox One, I am still mostly sitting around wondering how I am going to get my Elder Scrolls Skooma fix until TES 6 releases. Well I have dabbled in ESO and own most of the content but never really got into it. However I am super excited about One Tamriel and being able to explore those areas of the game that previously was off limits to my faction. Also I am excited that I can just progress in zones and with mobs I find interesting.
I really do think the expectations of most console players are different than PC. And I do think many console players will appreciate this update more simply because it will be basically a TES 5.5 type game now. Yes it's not exactly the same, but it can still be a wondrous land to explore and a great way to either just play with friends or by yourself.
I played Oblivion and Skyrim and really enjoyed this games as an almost Tamriel simulator. What I mean is I could roam the lands, dungeons were mysterious and dangerous. A dragon could randomly swoop down and try and murder me at any time. I enjoyed sitting in my player house and reading a good book of Argonian Poetry.
And while I am excited for Skyrim Special Edition coming on the 28th to Xbox One, I am still mostly sitting around wondering how I am going to get my Elder Scrolls Skooma fix until TES 6 releases. Well I have dabbled in ESO and own most of the content but never really got into it. However I am super excited about One Tamriel and being able to explore those areas of the game that previously was off limits to my faction. Also I am excited that I can just progress in zones and with mobs I find interesting.
I really do think the expectations of most console players are different than PC. And I do think many console players will appreciate this update more simply because it will be basically a TES 5.5 type game now. Yes it's not exactly the same, but it can still be a wondrous land to explore and a great way to either just play with friends or by yourself.
Playing on Xbox One - GT: xboxfanuk - feel free to follow on Xbox.
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wayfarerx✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭From a PC player, One Tamriel is great IMO.
There are some issues still. Work needs to be done in the dungeons to fix bugs and rebalance some things.
However, running around with any friend at any level doing stuff together is great. The itemization and all the different ways to find the sets you want is great. Guild events are extra fun now without the faction restrictions.
The only warning I have is about your inventory space. It gets real in One Tamriel. Empty all your bags / bank now.@wayfarerx - PC / North America / Aldmeri Dominion2 -
a1i3nz✭✭✭✭Now this game will involve some skill with the new dueling system, instead of just having to get run down by zerglings in Cyrodiil. Very excited!
Can't wait for the unofficial "Dueling Rules" which really only ever benefit stam builds.0 -
raglau✭✭✭✭✭I'm a PC player and I think 1T finally made ESO the game it should have been. It's not perfect, but in terms of being 'Elder Scrolls with real people', this is a very good effort indeed. I was sceptical about auto-levelling for zones etc, but it works well and now I can pick any char and adventure anywhere with any friend, no matter their level or faction.0 -
Peekachu99✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭From a PC player, One Tamriel is great IMO.
There are some issues still. Work needs to be done in the dungeons to fix bugs and rebalance some things.
However, running around with any friend at any level doing stuff together is great. The itemization and all the different ways to find the sets you want is great. Guild events are extra fun now without the faction restrictions.
The only warning I have is about your inventory space. It gets real in One Tamriel. Empty all your bags / bank now.
Gonna do a purge before the patch--soon as my coffee is ready!
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