The Elder Scrolls Online

iKillElves4Septims · February 2017

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OrphanHelgen · February 2017

Is is pve or pvp?

Mivryna · February 2017

Here's a few things in case you haven't learned them you: Food, set bonuses, enchants, mundus stone.

Food increases your attributes and is really easy. Just buy some blue or purple food from a guild trader. You should always have food active while adventuring.

Set bonuses come from the weapons and armour you have equipped. The best ones are dropped from dungeons, but you can get some great ones from crafters. Just find someone who is willing to make you some stuff. I would recommend 5 pieces of Hunding's Rage, and Night Mother's Gaze on your helm, shoulders, and weapons.

You'll also want enchantments on this new gear. Stamina enchants for your armour, maybe a little extra health if you need it. Lots of options for the weapons, check out a list online. Again, crafters can help you out with this.

You've probably already found a few mundus stones out there. Thief is probably your best bet.

Hope this helps!

iKillElves4Septims · February 2017

Thanks for the replies already, and this is mostly for PvE, haven't really gotten into PvP as of yet. I've lately been struggling in dungeons, not dashing out enough damage, and died very easily. Idk if this is caused by the dungeon scaling to 160 or not.

Waffennacht · February 2017

Are you using food?

Gold weapons add 200 dmg more than Purple (but wait till 160+)

For stam, Vigor is a great heal, unlocked in PvP

Nestor · February 2017

Combat in this game comes down to Skill Rotations, with Light or Heavy Attacks interspersed. So, it's more like 1,2,3,4,1,2,3 dead. Pick your skill rotations so that one skill will set up or buff another skill. For example, use a skill that Snares, then a skill that gives Damage over Time to an area so the snared mobs spend longer in pain, then use a spam damage skill. This is just one example.

Once you learn a good rotation, then you can weave in light or heavy attacks between the skills to extend the resource pool you play from. So it's more like 1, LMB, 2, LMB,3, LMB, 4, LMB, 1 Dead. Then once you learn how to weave attacks, then you can start animation canceling to up your DPS.

So, attacks are not just a spam of the Left Mouse Button, but an application of your skills and weapon attacks.

Finally, combat in this game requires you to be Mobile, Agile and Hostile. Move around, attack from advantage. Learn to Block, Dodge Roll, Interrupt (Bash), Stay out of Red etc, and you can soon take very little damage while in combat, at least most of the time.