I have my PS4 Pro. Running ESO on a 1080p Sony Bravia TV. I can't see any difference.

If anything - from my experience - your frame rate is going to eat butt x10 more than previously... especially in big cities with dueling... *** it ZOS, dueling was a nice idea, but when everybody stands at wayshires doing it - people don't even load in - just 1000s of black sillouettes and gameplay at 10 FPS. I don't know why this happens - but on regular PS4 they would atleast load after a second or two - now for some reason on the PRO it seems to take ALOT longer.

I wish they never added player dueling - PVP lag doesn't affect me much - since I'm not a big PVP guy - but it's annoying that now this framerate breaking spam can be found virtually everywhere in the game.

As for the 1080 thing - it looks basically identical to regular PS4, my eye notices nothing different, and I have a 4k TV. (I'm going to redact this statement - I just spent about an hour fighting with it, but I found out my PRO was automatically displaying in 1080 because I didn't have "Full Colour" set to automatic - tried to put it on 2160p and black screen... fixed the Full Colour setting and boom 2160p and yes - it looks pretty damn gorgeous.)

To put the cherry on top - the game 'CTD's on PS4 PRO once every 2-3 hours reliably.... since One Tamriel my regular PS4 hasn't crashed the game one single time. Not even a week with the PRO and we're looking at almost 10 crashes - really hope ZOS looks into this - the game's stability should be better on the PRO, not worst.

You need 4K HDR tv not just any 4K tv for the best graphics.
It does looks better, performs fine, except Cyrodiil and the odd error that will crash the game.
Enjoy other great 4K games in the mean time until ESO or PS4 fix the problems.

I crash in high populated areas too, very annoying.

I blue screen like a mofo is the easiest way to put it in Cyrodiil on my PS4 Pro running 4k. Last night game crashed over 10 times within less then 15 mins. This was at Chalm PS4 NA.

With the PS4 Pro I get far less frame rate related issues but I don't know whats up with the crashing. Sure it happens on the normal PS4 but it's 10x worse on the Pro.

I did a test at like 1AM EST running 2 PS4's. My PS4 Pro and my sons normal PS4.

My son was following me around in Cyrodiil. In a 30 min time frame I got 11 blue screen, my son got 1.

Out of the 11 blue screen I suffered, all 11 kicked me out of Cyrodiil after immediately logging back in. The 1 single blue screen my son had after he immediately logged back in he was in Cyrodiil at the location he was before he crashed.

This has to be fixed ASAP, and ASAP means just that, don't make us wait till the next stupid DLC for a fix.

Exactly, I now avoid going into Cyrodiil cos of the crashes, and playing skyrim if pve crashes too on pro.

1080p doesn't fix crashing for me - It actually crashes more frequently.

Since the last patch maintenance (and the release of the crates) I haven't experienced any more horseplay. The textures are finally loading good, I haven't crashed in a few sessions now. I refuse to roll back 4k, that'll never be a solution, just a band-aid. It could just be me but I feel my stability and gameplay has vastly improved since that patch and 2 days of maintenance.

In-game settings. I play too many other games on the PS4Pro and stream videos to worry about playing with output settings every time I want to play ESO. It's all good - I stacked my PS4 on top of the Pro (looks quite good) and run ESO on my old PS4.

I'm somewhat disappointed since ESO supporting the Pro was a major factor in my decision to upgrade my TV and console, but... first world problems, right? lol

If, in a future update, the patch notes specifically mention fixes for performance and crash issues on the Pro, I'll be happy to try again.

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Strange but it much more simple for me to switch console settings which actually helps(in game settings does not make any difference if 4k enabled), also game performance on PS4 Pro in 1080p mode is just much better plus we still have better shadows

I followed your suggestion last night and what I found was that when I set the PS4Pro to output 1080p, I lost HDR. Maybe that's an issue with my TV, but the PS4Pro reported HDMI 1.4 output with no HDR capabilities. When I switched back to Automatic on the resolution, I got HDR back.

Point being, I purchased an HDR TV and an HDR-capable PS4 to experience HDR gaming, something @ZOS said was supported with ESO (The game looks simply amazing in HDR, in my opinion).

So I went back to native 4K, and managed to go about 60 minutes between crashes in Cyrodiil - Much better than the 10-15 minutes it would run before 1.19 but still pretty pathetic - I don't dare drop a cold fire down for fear of losing it)

Like others, I'll just continue to mash the "Report Problem" to Sony every time it happens, attaching screenshots and video. Hopefully that's helpful to Sony and the ESO team in finding a fix.