Unless you run heavy impen then no and even then too much proc sets in there it can be fun sometimes but other times it's just horrible

If you love no skilled scrubz killing you because of pure luck proc sets and constant lag, buildings not appearing, ppl running with 35k hp as minimum, constant load screens when more than 2 people visible on screen, ultimates that seem to blow up zos servers and kids spamming abuse in zone chat then you will love it!

Asking about PVP on the forums is a bad idea just go play it and make your decision

Subjective question.

Try it and find out.

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Hmm if he try's it he might be scared for life

Live 'n learn.

Yes if you don't take it seriously.

Find out for yourself. It's a question the forums can't answer objectively.

The PvP is royally broken. From mages that one-shot you the moment you land an attack, to procsets that will end you in two hits at most, ZOS have succeeded in making a successor to Dynasty Warriors.

Which is bad, by the way.

The fun is to be had with siege. Sure, run some a'ight PvP gear and tackle the occasional Altmer, but you're going to be sorely disappointed and frustrated if you go in, guns a-blazing, and you are slain in the next second and a half by a sneaking Night Blade.

See if you can mooch a few fire ballista off one of the old guard, and then tag along with the main zerg force. You won't be in the thick of it, but god damn it feels good to burn those yellow-bellied aristocrats.

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People still don't get it. At this point, you're choosing not to get it, really. You couldn't actually be that stupid.

Let there be as many stupid armor procs, prayers from whatever gods, potions of "health" that also give you a huge *** that will impregnate all the women in the world while also spraying happiness, gold tempers and money on others, weapon ultimates the size and magnitude of an ***'s ego, whatever confusing crap you want to bloat it with,

the main reasons why someone would not like PvP at this moment still remain the same:

Lag, temporarily invisible players, temporarily invisible structures, the occasional ridiculously long loading screens, remaining stuck in combat for 5 minutes after the last battle

I can deal with being ganked, zerged or outplayed. I accept that I'm not a good player, but I want to learn.
What is preventing people from learning properly, is the game itself that turns into an unresponsive slideshow when you're supposed to react.

Imagine fighting in a ring at ZOS HQ. You don't know crap about fighting. You can prepare yourself by reading, watching or listening to professionals. But in this case, every time you're supposed to use what you've learned and the fight is about to start, they force you to down a bottle of vodka.

Good luck.

@Tranquil_Fairy PvP CAN be fun... its a hit or miss really.... some days its fun as hell and you feel like you are actually accomplishing things in the game... other days u feel like ur getting ur ass handed to you ... if you are playing with friends on teamspeak/discord the dialogue can make for a VERY entertaining day/night

Obviously PVE-ers will generally say no, pvp-ers will generally say yes.

I have a lot of fun - and that is mostly soloing (often with the zerg). But there ARE times when its really frustrating. I don't have too much of a problem with lag except for massive battles at primetime.

BUT, and this is a big but. (and speaking from experience) If you are planning on trying it now for your first time - when almost everyone else has been Pvping for a while, has had a lot of practice and has builds especially for PVP which they are used to playing - you WILL be frustrated. You will die a lot. You will hardly get any kills and you will be scratching your head and wondering why. Unfortunately it does have a steep learning curve - especially in terms of simply surviving.
That doesn't mean you can't PVP - it just means you may have to be prepared to take a lot of lumps before you start seeing some nice results - even so you will still get bad days.
I'd suggest first trying with a sub-50 character on BWB. The time to kill is much longer there, giving you more chance to react - also it is more pug-friendly, you are more likely to fight others who are just as bad (but there ARE a lot of experienced players who prefer BWB). I'd also suggest going with something tanky - just so that in each combat, you have more 'play-time' before dying - which means you have more time to learn how to PVP. That was my problem when I started.. A combination of no tankyness in the character - and no idea how to play equalled lots of insta-deaths - which didn't give me a chance to learn.
And bind roll-dodge to a separate key. Double-tapping is too slow!