What's your typical day in ESO like?

Eshelmen · April 2017

I want to know what you guys usually do as soon as you log in, until you log out.

What's your typical day consist of?

I usually start on my main, accept all of my writs , finish them, turn them in and queue for a random dungeon. I then pop an ambrosia at last boss to get that extra xp for the day.
After this is done, I pretty much do this again on all of my characters.
At the end of my typical daily tasks, depending on how I feel, I'll pvp a little and or finish grinding out quests with some of my low level characters. Of course, can't forget to upgrade each characters mount that isn't maxed out. And then finally, whatever mats I've accrued through these times, I usually sell them in the guild vendor and hop off.

What about you guys?

Milvan · April 2017

Go to the zone chat and...

...all night long.

Eshelmen · April 2017

How productive Lol. Hey, if you enjoy it, good for you. What else?

Narvuntien · April 2017

Writs... mages guild dungeon.. writs on the other character.

Then typically I alternate between things for my three characters. I have my PVP character my PVE character and my low level character that needs to level up that is just questing. I did have a regular routine about who gets the focus today but real life is sometimes busy so I just gave up on that.

Ch4mpTW · April 2017

I login, and I do my daily writs and daily mount upgrades (the mount upgrades if I remember to). I do my weekly Maelstrom runs (if I need to). I check to make sure my positions on said leaderboards are solid, and I then log back off.

ESO has pushed me to that point, and I'm hoping Morrowind comes along and makes the game more enjoyable. I honestly am more active on the forums, than I am in-game.

fioskal · April 2017

Start out with writs and feeding horses on the toons that still need to level that.

Then I'll often jump into a few dungeons or trials or quest some before starting my IRL day.

When I get online at night, it's usually filled with trials, dungeons, or on my quiet days, questing or farming. Usually dependent on what my guild or friends are up to.

Tholian1 · April 2017

Writs, looting for green and blue treasures to sell to the fence, and fishing.

BeardedOrphan · April 2017

I do my writs on two chars, then i farm all day, then i sleep and repeat.

aLi3nZ · April 2017

Typical eso day for me atm. Login on main charector which is the only one I use now.

-clear my mail which consists of on average 100k worth of guild trader sales

-immediately check out popular dueling spots and get in a few duels to warm up.

-get whispers from friends saying hello and ocasionally inviting to either pve or pvp group.

-from here, depending on my mood or what I feel like doing, I will do daily undaunted dungeons or travel to ic city and pvp/grind telvar.

-after I am sick of grinding telvar I will put a bunch of items for sale in guild trader then spend a bunch of gold on furnishing items to decorate my estate with.

-travel to my estate and do some decorating. Either log off or do a bit more dueling then log off.

Strider_Roshin · April 2017

I login, go into Cyrodiil, get zerged down by AD, and DC. Get T-bagged. Talk about how Battlegrounds can't come soon enough. Then I logout, and go to bed.

FuriousStar · April 2017

Stables...quest until inv full...fill bank/check research times/sell rest...grind...grind.............grind. Repeat bank/sell. Logout.

WarpigFunk · April 2017

log on main - writs - daily random - pick up pledges - see what guildies are doing - not doing anything? -> Maelstrom.
run a trial or two. Hit a pledge or two.
Feel tired? No? -> Maelstrom.
Log on alts - feed horses.
daily random on alts maybe or log off or another Maelstrom.

Orbital · April 2017

do writs wait 6 hours to do trials lag out dc freeze because they are broken on console, sleep disappointed and upset wake up do it again
Sick

klowdy1 · April 2017

I train my mount on my 3 characters with the money to do so (the rest are placeholders really), queue for a random, then run around finishing quests, or doing achievements that offer titles or wardrobe colors. My goal for my main is to finish most of everything, like skyshards, finishing the mages guild (almost 9 now), and leveling all of my skill lines. Once I hit cp160 (150 atm), I'll start gearing for my main spec, and collecting basic gear for the rest.

Balamoor · April 2017

Log in get chatted up for three hours by friends, help one of them run a quests, answer lore questions decide today is the day I buy the Daggerfall manor house spend two hours deliberating on it talk myself out of it, then spend the rest of the day exploring or crafting.

SnubbS · April 2017

Get on.
Do writs.
Ball Zerg.
Get off.

Gordon906 · April 2017

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dpencil · April 2017

Writs, duel, pledges if I have time, duel some more, pvp in Cyrodiil, maelstrom or trials if I have a lot of time.

...usually only time for the first two, though.

Come Morrowind: BGs.

Jemcrystal · April 2017

I find ways to amuse myself.

Marabornwingrion · April 2017

Logging on main. Doing writs.
Logging on alts. Training horses.

And then thinking what to do in this game until Morrowind...

Kram8ion · April 2017

Well for the last month I go into cyrodil wave my plastic swords and arrows at the ridiculous tanks just to get enough ap for the golden get bored spend too much time at dye station log off and go to bed
But still want to do it again tomorrow

SydneyGrey · April 2017

Log on my crafting wench. Train horse. Do writs. Retire her for the day.
Log onto my main. Train horse. Do writs. (She's still leveling her crafting.) Do the Fighter's Guild dolmen quest. Do some random quests. Fret about how I can improve her DPS and health, because she manages to die more than my first character did. She's a stamblade, and my first character (now the crafting wench) is a mag sorceror.

I can't even get my stamblade past that second Dark Brotherhood quest where you have to kill the grand sermonizer. She literally can't do it yet. She's already died 6 times fighting the grand sermonizer. I was able to do it with my mag sorc, but just barely.

:'(

BRogueNZ · April 2017

Clear hireling and trade mail, check research timers and feed 5 horses and maybe level an alt up some.
Don't bother with undaunted dailies or writs and my main is essentially retired.
I'm pretty pve'd out despite trying to convince myself there is an 'end game' that's not just another grind.

mariskaas · April 2017

Always writs and a round of farming mats, feed horse. Then whatever I feel like doing. Dailies, quests on my alt, thieving, more farming, decorating.
Oh and on weekends usually don't farm much mats since it's busy and half of my route is empty anyway.

menedhyn · April 2017

-Log in
-Toggle speed set to to 'walk'
-Do whatever my mood chooses. Sometimes it's questing, sometimes it's just wandering around and seeing where I end up.

Shanjijri · April 2017

I start with my writs, then I do my random. Sometimes I do PVP. Pledges. Fishing. I try to unlock achievements.

colig · April 2017

Almost always: writs, Covetous Countess
Sometimes: Brotherhood dailies, pledges, overland quests, mat farming
Rarely: fishing, Cyrodiil

Cadbury · April 2017

Reduce the population of Anvil, Daggerfall, and Kvatch
Some fishing
Farm

Shader_Shibes · April 2017

Log in, do writs, log off. Log back on later if i'm raiding, if not, stay logged off.

Tinus_92 · April 2017

While actively playing:
70 % trials.
10 % dungeons.
10 % inventory management.
10% everything else.

Kay1 · April 2017

100% is PvP