Magdalina wrote: »

Doctordarkspawn wrote: »

Shadows of the Hist, is worthless, unless you PVP. Velidreth used to be the coolest set on the block, now it's not. If you dont care about achievements, are not particulatly into mythic dungeons from WoW, 25 dollars absolutely pissed down the drain.


AVOID: Shadows of the Hist, and the upcoming Horns of the Reach if the damn thing is a dime over 10 dollars. Your just not geting enough for what your paying for those dungeons.

That's an imho, not an unargueable fact. Weren't we talking about selfishness just the other day, that thing people do when they judge all the world based on their and only their needs and opinions? ...yeah.

For me, SotH has had more value than literally any other update so farshort of IC - because IC also had 2 great dungeons. I've probably spent more time there than in TG, DB and Wrothgar together.

Wrothgar is questing and MA. You do questing once, possibly enjoy it, done. MA has a lot of replayability if you enjoy extreme solo challenge and like BiS weapons. TG is a little bit of questing and MoL. Questing is pretty short, MoL has a lot of replayability value if you enjoy raiding. DB is only a little bit of questing and is imho absolutely worthless - only dlc I have not bought as I have no interest in whole murdering thing and there's absolutely nothing else there. Granted if you're into roleplaying an assassin you might enjoy it, but once you finish the short storyline, you're done basically. Morrowind is actually pretty cool, great questing, a trial, a new class and BGs, but you'd have to pay for it(not available with crowns or eso+).

SotH is just 2 dungeons. 2 great challenging dungeons with amazing replayability value because they're most challenging 4 man content in the game and take a while to master. They also drop pretty cool motifs which still go for nice gold, and best part about it is they drop 100% on vet hm so it's not a question of praying to rngesus but just mastering the dungeon. If you like challenging 4 man content, you will love this, and you will spend hundreds of hours there. If you don't like grouping or challenging content, there's noting for you in this dlc.

Doctordarkspawn wrote: »

josiahva wrote: »

s7732425ub17_ESO wrote: »

Imperial City is, by far, my favorite DLC. It just has so much replayability and is not about repeating the same content over and over.

Morrowind is worth the money if you are going to do Battlegrounds or the new trial. The questing content really only lasts 15-20 hours.

If you don't have a dedicated group of friends that you do dungeons with, DO NOT get Shadows of the Hist. You will never find groups for these dungeons because barely anyone runs them. They are very hard and most players don't want to spend the time and effort to do them.

This isnt true...a lot of people run them every day. I pugged these every day for over 3 months farming the motifs. People are now often farming Amber Plasm in these dungeons. These dungeons arent that hard...they require knowledge of mechanics and certain minimum standards for DPS, healing, and tanking, that is all. They arent the easy dungeons in the rest of the game.

1. Either your playing on a different server or different times because nobody runs these dungeons that I've seen. They get the gear, they leave, they leave behind a nonpopulated dungeon.

2. Subjective rhetoric about 'IT'S EASY GIT GUD OR I HIT YOU' if you like the main dungeons on veteran, or generally a 'low rider' type of experience, your gonna hate shadows of the hist. It's just that simple. It's not built for it, and I think the 'if you dont have dungeon running friends or guild available it's not worth geting' is fairly accurate. Even most guilds I've seen, just dont want to do these dungeons.

These dungeons are clearly, and the developer has stated this, are ment for people with voice chat, and a serious attitude about competative PVE. And if that''s not your boat it's just not worth the twenty five dollars for them. Personal feelings about it aside, I feel like it should come with a warning label, so we wouldn't need to put up our own.