Best decision you've made in game? And why?

hydrocynus · March 2017

Making peace with the fact my Redguard templar will never amount to anything and changing her to a dunmer DPS machine.

That allowed me to keep my Breton Templar which can then focus on pvp.

ral · March 2017

Best decision I've made on this game? That would be not forcing myself to play this game anymore. The lagg is bad for people like me. My signal is not good. I've always blamed my *** signal cause we have no fast internet in my little town. Every day I log in I have to deal with the lag. Even running around trying to do writs I got lagged out and kicked. But than I played Final Fantasy 14 and I have no lagg issues. Even thou that game have a lot more content than Eso. The advantage of having multiple servers I guess. Wished eso fixed the lagg cause if morrowind doesn't fix that than I don't know why people continue to struggle with this game.

AKSb16_ESO2 · March 2017

Re-skilling my stamblade to magblade.
Now I can do normal pledges and non-veteran group content etc. all alone.

CultOfMMO · March 2017

joining my vet trial guild, because we literally started from the bottom and now that we've come so far, they're the only thing keeping me in this game.

Pathemavan · March 2017

For me, it's going ahead and getting my WW bite. Yes, it's more than useless - and probably hurts my DPS wayyyy more than it helps, (especially compared to other available Ults.)

But my god, it's so much fun

jlboozer · March 2017

Joining a great trading guild, because now I'm ESO rich and can afford anything I want/need in game!

SameMeteor26 · March 2017

Best decision I made was the last mages guild quest where I let that one women be insane forever and got two skill points because of.

greylox · March 2017

Stopped trying vma.

Izaki · March 2017

Switching from Haunting Curse to Daedric Prey and embracing the Scamp as my brainless servant. Yeah... I kinda had to...

supaskrub · March 2017

Sacrificing Valaste for the skill point/s

Duiwel · March 2017

Stopped making my gear gold ( since i have 12 chars ).

I actually have money now. I have more than x10 what I use to have.

I find that it's a niche I don't really need.

raidentenshu_ESO · March 2017

supaskrub wrote: »

Sacrificing Valaste for the skill point/s

Shame on you.

RABIDxWOLVERINE · March 2017

Got to be putting the time in for crafting. With these writ rewards I can make some serious cash money.

WalksonGraves · March 2017

Buying Sanguine's goat. The glowing eyes!

parkham · March 2017

Ignoring the "economy".

WalksonGraves · March 2017

RABIDxWOLVERINE wrote: »

Isellskooma wrote: »

Best decision I've made in this game is quit this trash unplayable game.

Somebody is butt hurt. Id have to disagree with you though and if the game is so trash why you still here?

Hates the game, looooves the forum

darthsithis · March 2017

Leaving endgame trial guilds and making my own casual guild. I've met some amazing ppl and eso is fun now instead of 'MY BLOODSPAWN TEST IS .013 seconds faster, you are no longer core group'

IlpsyducklI · March 2017

making a heavy armour dk with tremmor scale and vipers and running with my zerg.
We see on person and all 190 of us kill him !!!

In all seriousness now :') finding a good group of 6 players and wiping zergs in PVP

Nestor · March 2017

1. Taking it slow in the beginning, it took almost a year to get to Vet Ranks
2. Researching Traits and finishing that project
3. Joining an awesome guild
4. Not falling for the trap that is the Meta

Asardes · March 2017

There's no actual "best" decision but a succession of decision that have proven good over time. I have selected 7:

1) Not rushing things by grinding, taking time to get as many combat and utility skills on every of my active characters, and actually learning to play them in various settings, because it gives me utility and flexibility

2) Creating at least magicka and stamina char for each class, because game balance seems to move back and forth with each patch

3) Making my first character master crafter, and not splitting professions as I have seen some players do - it has saved me a lot of time and money: finding the missing motifs just before One Tamriel took me 10 days straight of scanning every guild store and spending 2.7-2.8M

4) Leveling all 6 crafting skills on my other characters and speccing them accordingly provides a lot of money and resources from daily writs, allows me to collect top tier base mats and recover a lot more of the more valuable ones from deconstruction and refining.

5) Collecting gear with the right traits that may prove useful in the future, even if I don't have currently a build that uses it (ex. SPC collected from the times my Templar was still dormant, training riding somewhere in Shornhelm)

6) Selling everything that can be sold above vendor price on trade guilds, it's surprising how much money you can make in the long run just selling surplus at cut prices (ex. some zone sets that are not really BiS, but still useful on some builds)

7) Not rushing to buy things right after they are introduced, and not spending money on housing while it has no utility.

Saoirse_Siobhan · March 2017

Getting lots of shiny Addons!

And then joining an awesome trading guild!

Sheezabeast · March 2017

Best decision, hmm....probably when I decided to finally just push myself for Emperor because that achievement wasn't going to get itself. Felt really good to cross that off my ESO bucket list.

QUEZ420 · March 2017

Bobby_V_Rockit wrote: »

Not PvP'ing

Yup I totally agree 100%. Blows my mind ppl come here to pvp in a pve focused series. Theres many other alternatives on the market take ur pic.

Bladerunner1 · March 2017

After completing all the gameplay I wanted to try, maxing out my crafting, obtaining all the gear I wanted and growing bored with the game I started roleplaying with a guild of daedric curse-inflicted weirdos in Valenwood. It was completely different from anything I had ever tried before, but getting my favorite character involved in heavy roleplay added a whole new dimension to the game and added a creative challenge that was really fun.

inf.toniceb17_ESO · March 2017

I don't grind. If item takes more than ~10 runs i don't need that item. Unless i really enjoy content (and there is no content that stays enjoyable after a few runs). Why? Because i don't like to waste my time on something i don't enjoy. Nobody's gonna give that time back.

emily3989 · March 2017

Unsubbing

emily3989 · March 2017

Violynne wrote: »

For me, it's taking the repeated macro stamp of many players with "L2P".

I still have a ton of questions, but some I want to try and figure the answer out for myself.

I never thought I'd be one of these people who focused on "dps", but I'm now starting to see why it matters. Not for PvP, but just to survive boss fights.

Once I get good, my ultimate test will be taking on a world boss solo, and I know just the one. Can't remember where she's at, but that pesky Wispmother has a future date with me.

If I can beat her solo, then I can finally believe I will no longer be a burden to groups in trials.

Not sure these correlate. You can put a Templar in full heavy with 2k mag regen and kill just about any overland WB will take a while but pretty easy. This toon would be worse than suck in a trial.

Gothlander · March 2017

MagnusBlackmane wrote: »

Taking it slow... This one has played ESO for 500hrs as only himself and still has all EP and DC areas to explore...

Did you walk all over the ad areas?

MasterSpatula · March 2017

Quitting skooma.

Darkestnght · March 2017

The best decision I have ever made was subscribing to ESO plus. The crafting bag has increased my game play time by leaps and bounds. I no longer have to juggle crafting items between toons and doing writs on 8 toons is a breeze having all materials in one location.