FIFTY POUNDS TO BE BACK IN STROS MCKAI!!!!!

SALLEE · May 2017

Hello everyone, I am hoping someone could please explain to me why I am back in stros mckai I created a warden, did some quests, joined the fighters guild, was told to speak with sees all colours in Daggerfall , when I arrived was told I had to speak with the enforcer it was imperative, ended up in stross mckai, is this right or is my game faulty or have I done something wrong, I just don't understand. Someone please enlighten me, did I really pay £50 to start all over again

Turelus · May 2017

I believe (though could be wrong) that the guild quests are still the ones for your faction and as such take you back to the old areas.

The new content is entirely the Vvardenfell area story, and side quests for that zone.

White wabbit · May 2017

Turelus wrote: »

I believe (though could be wrong) that the guild quests are still the ones for your faction and as such take you back to the old areas.

The new content is entirely the Vvardenfell area story, and side quests for that zone.

+1 I think as the above person says

MCBIZZLE300 · May 2017

I paid 26 pounds for this privilege, Buying the collectors edition didn't seem worth it to me..

Fishoscandi · May 2017

Lol mckai...
I don't know why, but the title is really funny to me.

bebynnag · May 2017

SALLEE wrote: »

Hello everyone, I am hoping someone could please explain to me why I am back in stros mckai I created a warden, did some quests, joined the fighters guild, was told to speak with sees all colours in Daggerfall , when I arrived was told I had to speak with the enforcer it was imperative, ended up in stross mckai, is this right or is my game faulty or have I done something wrong, I just don't understand. Someone please enlighten me, did I really pay £50 to start all over again

you paid £50 to access the new chapter

you are starting all over again because you made a new character

LMar · May 2017

You can use the wayshrines to go back to Vvardenfell to continue your Morrowind story. However Mages Guild, Fighters Guild, faction stories, and the Prophet storylines haven't changed and are still in the base game. You can do them whenever you want or not at all.

MarzAttakz · May 2017

Fishoscandi wrote: »

Lol mckai...
I don't know why, but the title is really funny to me.

I LOL'D too. The first string of DC zones are like tongue-in-cheek hippy references.

You're a Beatnik Hmm'kai!

Elsonso · May 2017

SALLEE wrote: »

Hello everyone, I am hoping someone could please explain to me why I am back in stros mckai I created a warden, did some quests, joined the fighters guild, was told to speak with sees all colours in Daggerfall , when I arrived was told I had to speak with the enforcer it was imperative, ended up in stross mckai, is this right or is my game faulty or have I done something wrong, I just don't understand. Someone please enlighten me, did I really pay £50 to start all over again

You spent 50 to be able to take advantage of the Morowind content, including the Warden. You created a new character, which has to progress upwards, starting with early game content .

You created a Daggerfall Covenant character, so your guild quests are there. After Wailing Prison, you are left in Strohs M'kai.

Zorgon_The_Revenged · May 2017

It's "One Tamriel", you can go wherever you like. Hop on a boat or travel to a guildy and never go back to the starter zones.

Tryxus · May 2017

SALLEE · May 2017

Thank you all very much for your replies, which were as I suspected, if I had known this I would NOT have bought Morrowind, this is just a huge rip off in my opinion unless there are many more quests and things to do there.
LMar thank you for reply I wasn't sure if I could that so many thanks

SALLEE

Sharee · May 2017

SALLEE wrote: »

Thank you all very much for your replies, which were as I suspected, if I had known this I would NOT have bought Morrowind, this is just a huge rip off in my opinion unless there are many more quests and things to do there.

There are. Just use the nearest wayshrine and port right back to vvardenfell, then you can continue questing there.

KerinKor · May 2017

SALLEE wrote: »

Hello everyone, I am hoping someone could please explain to me why I am back in stros mckai I created a warden, did some quests, joined the fighters guild, was told to speak with sees all colours in Daggerfall , when I arrived was told I had to speak with the enforcer it was imperative, ended up in stross mckai, is this right or is my game faulty or have I done something wrong, I just don't understand. Someone please enlighten me, did I really pay £50 to start all over again

My guess is that it's due to the broken CAPS LOCK on your keyboard.

SantieClaws · May 2017

SALLEE wrote: »

Thank you all very much for your replies, which were as I suspected, if I had known this I would NOT have bought Morrowind, this is just a huge rip off in my opinion unless there are many more quests and things to do there.
LMar thank you for reply I wasn't sure if I could that so many thanks

SALLEE

Give the grumpy elf land a chance yes. There are many quests and things of interest there.

Even some new bard songs!

Yours with paws
Santie Claws

hmsdragonfly · May 2017

SALLEE wrote: »

Thank you all very much for your replies, which were as I suspected, if I had known this I would NOT have bought Morrowind, this is just a huge rip off in my opinion unless there are many more quests and things to do there.
LMar thank you for reply I wasn't sure if I could that so many thanks

SALLEE

What? Of course there are quests and things to do, what are you talking about? Have you ever played a video game before?

AlnilamE · May 2017

Go to a wayshrine.
Select Locations.
Click on Vvardenfell on the list
Click on the wayshrine in Seyda Neen.
Profit.

Galwylin · May 2017

Doesn't sound like anything is wrong that you did. If you've done all the quests in Vvardenfell, you've completed the DLC. Congrats. I know when this was introduced to us it felt like this was going to be biggest and most grand thing to ever come to ESO. Yeah, I was disappointed too.

Enodoc · June 2017

There are around 30 quests on Vvardenfell, plus a number of dailies, two public dungeons, six delves, and six group bosses. While that could be considered a "normal" amount of content, similar to a DLC, the cost on top of that also includes Battlegrounds and the Warden class.