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Console Players: How do YOU find Lorebooks/Skyshards?
WatchYourSixx
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So I have seen a number of players on console ragging on PC for add-ons, most notably brought up are the lorebook and skyshard add-ons. So that made me wonder.. do you look up the locations on the internet to find them? Or do you just run around hoping you come across them?
Edited by WatchYourSixx on January 14, 2018 5:53PM The only thing to fear is, fear itself. - FDR
CP 800
PC NA
- Maximus the Marksman (AD) Temp
- Rex the Unstoppable Force (DC) DK
- Sodor Dragonfire (DC) DK
- Masha'Dar Shadow-Paw (DC) NB
- Magnus the Mage (DC) Sorc
CP 800
PC NA
- Maximus the Marksman (AD) Temp
- Rex the Unstoppable Force (DC) DK
- Sodor Dragonfire (DC) DK
- Masha'Dar Shadow-Paw (DC) NB
- Magnus the Mage (DC) Sorc
Console Players: How do YOU find Lorebooks/Skyshards? 169 votes
Use the internet for locations, comparing what I already know from the achievements/lorebook tab to what I need
68%
116 votes
Hope I stumble across them as I explore
14%
24 votes
Other, please explain...
17%
29 votes
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Cillion3117✭✭✭✭✭Use the internet for locations, comparing what I already know from the achievements/lorebook tab to what I needThe internet knows all.3
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Kel✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭Other, please explain...A combination of exploring and looking it up.Edited by Kel on January 14, 2018 6:03PM5 -
SirAndy✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭Other, please explain...Not a console player, but:
During beta, i started "The Tamriel Mapping Project" which initially was on paper (gasp!) and eventually turned into an AddOn.
I printed out maps and marked important locations like treasure chests, skyshards, quests, nodes etc.
I know, i know, it's a bit old school, using a pen and paper to mark locations, but it did work out surprisingly well.
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Jake1576✭✭✭✭✭Other, please explain...An app on my phone lol seriously can't think of the name of it right now but it shows all lorebook and skyshard locationsEdited by Jake1576 on January 14, 2018 6:13PM4
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Dawnblade✭✭✭✭✭Skyshards and lorebooks are a throw back to the old days of single player RPGs and the setting out in no particular direction and stumbling across random things in world style of exploration - though IMO they fail to achieve a similar purpose in ESO as they are directly tied to player power - and very few are going to spend the time hoping they stumble across them in their travels if it means their character is weaker and will instead simply use an add-on, use an app, or look them up online.
Now as a giant time sink for players versus more content, they are a great thing for ZOS.2 -
Davor✭✭✭✭✭
✭Other, please explain...I do both. When starting a new character and I have already done the exploring of that part of the land, and I forget where the shards are, I will look them up on the internet. If I haven't explored the area yet, I will find them when I stumble apon them.
Will have to check out this ESO App. Thanks for mentioning that. Is it on the Google Play store?Not my quote but I love this saying
"I would pay It for support. But since they choosed we are just numbers and not customers, i dont mind if game and zos goes to oblivion"1 -
elantaura✭✭✭✭Use the internet for locations, comparing what I already know from the achievements/lorebook tab to what I needWhen I first started I ran around got to vet 14 and then went back. I had got most and to mages guild 8 and a 1/2 just playing aimlessly.
I use apps on my I pad mainly which I bought early on as I play the game enough. I have 3 I use . Eso Workbench, the eso app, and eso db. Depending on what I'm doing depends on which. The ESO I like best for skyshards/lorebooks.
Edit. If someone made a motif and furniture app I'd be happy.Edited by elantaura on January 14, 2018 6:26PMPS4 EU 1200+ cp - I enjoy RP, Housing, PVE and PVP1 -
TheShadowScout✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭On PC, but never used any of those darn add-ons.
I have way too much fun trying to figure those things out on my own!
Skyshards are a breeze, the crypric hints in the journal -really- help tracking them down.
Lorebooks are best done during game-nights, when you can see the blue glow from afar... all it takes is enjoying wandering off the beaten tracks, checking out places the story does not take you to, etc.; and you'll stumble over loads of them.
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You young whioppersnappers don't know how good you have it these days, with in-game maps and all that! Why in the olde days, we had to draw all our maps by hand, on actual paper, and check out every nook and cranny for that hypothedical treasure chest containing some nifty magic item (and occasionally fight a mimic!). Then fight our moms over it when they wanted to throw away our hard earned intel as "trash"... ah, the good old days, they don't make adventure gamers like they used to, why, todays gamers would be lost without their fancy maps and apps, now, gerroff mah lawn!
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Unfadingsilence✭✭✭✭✭
✭Use the internet for locations, comparing what I already know from the achievements/lorebook tab to what I needPretty easy0 -
Sevn✭✭✭✭✭
✭Use the internet for locations, comparing what I already know from the achievements/lorebook tab to what I needWhere can one find an app for this? I usually use a combination of google and exploring.There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow man, true nobility is being superior to your former self
-Hemingway0 -
WatchYourSixx✭✭✭✭Use the internet for locations, comparing what I already know from the achievements/lorebook tab to what I needI use ESO toolkit on Google play store, it has tons of crafting and utilities that you can use. I recommend you try it if you're looking for an app that has lots of information from the game (recipes, furnishings, crafting)
It does not have Skyshards and lorebooks though.The only thing to fear is, fear itself. - FDR
CP 800
PC NA
- Maximus the Marksman (AD) Temp
- Rex the Unstoppable Force (DC) DK
- Sodor Dragonfire (DC) DK
- Masha'Dar Shadow-Paw (DC) NB
- Magnus the Mage (DC) Sorc2 -
Shad0wfire99✭✭✭✭✭
✭Other, please explain...I used the internet the first couple of times. Now, I just remember where they are from the last 30 times I've had to collect them.
XBox NA1 -
Apache_Kid✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭Use the internet for locations, comparing what I already know from the achievements/lorebook tab to what I needHunting lorebooks on console is just the dirt worst. I hate it so much. Shards are boring too but not nearly as bad.2 -
Tasear✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭Not a console player, but:
During beta, i started "The Tamriel Mapping Project" which initially was on paper (gasp!) and eventually turned into an AddOn.
I printed out maps and marked important locations like treasure chests, skyshards, quests, nodes etc.
I know, i know, it's a bit old school, using a pen and paper to mark locations, but it did work out surprisingly well.
Which add on?0 -
Kram8ion✭✭✭✭✭Hope I stumble across them as I exploreJust by chance its feels more rewarding while progressing but Idk if I’d do it more than onceAussie lag is real!0
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mikecrci✭✭✭Hope I stumble across them as I exploreThe game is best just wandering around and exploring.1
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SirAndy✭✭✭✭✭
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@Tasear
Which add on?Not a console player, but:
During beta, i started "The Tamriel Mapping Project" which initially was on paper (gasp!) and eventually turned into an AddOn.
I printed out maps and marked important locations like treasure chests, skyshards, quests, nodes etc.
I know, i know, it's a bit old school, using a pen and paper to mark locations, but it did work out surprisingly well.
TTMP: The Tamriel Mapping Project
esoui.com/downloads/info1427-TTMPTheTamrielMappingProject.html
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SpiderKnight✭✭✭✭✭
✭Use the internet for locations, comparing what I already know from the achievements/lorebook tab to what I needI used the eso app for the longest time, but since there's quite a few locations that are off, and it has a buggy zooming feature, I went back to using the Dulfy website.0 -
Rohamad_Ali✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭Hope I stumble across them as I exploreNot a console player, but:
During beta, i started "The Tamriel Mapping Project" which initially was on paper (gasp!) and eventually turned into an AddOn.
I printed out maps and marked important locations like treasure chests, skyshards, quests, nodes etc.
I know, i know, it's a bit old school, using a pen and paper to mark locations, but it did work out surprisingly well.
A true hero of Tamriel . It took a little more time to get mine on ps4 then PC but once you pay attention and just explore , they show up everywhere .0 -
ArchMikem✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭Use the internet for locations, comparing what I already know from the achievements/lorebook tab to what I needhttp://teso.mmorpg-life.com/lorebooks-locations-map/
http://tamrieljournal.com/eso-skyshard-location-map/
Have those two open on the side on your PC or Tablet and use them as reference.CP2,100 Master Explorer - AvA One Star General - Console Peasant - Khajiiti Aficionado - The Clan
Quest Objective: OMG Go Talk To That Kitty!0 -
UncannyLinderman✭✭✭Use the internet for locations, comparing what I already know from the achievements/lorebook tab to what I needWhile I search them out while I play first, after clearing a zone I'll clean them up with comparisons to online guides.0 -
doddboy25✭✭Other, please explain...I went to a site that has every map skyshard location and lore book location and just printed them all out, then when I would find one I would mark them off.0
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Hiero_Glyph✭✭✭✭✭Use the internet for locations, comparing what I already know from the achievements/lorebook tab to what I needAt this point lore books and sky shards should be account wide or show on the map permanently after you find it once on that account. At the very least you should be able to purchase an in-game map that shows their locations on the map for each area (yes, another gold sink).
They can be fun to search for on your first character but after that they are just tedious. These and Undaunted are the worst parts of leveling an alt.0 -
AbysmalGhul✭✭✭✭✭
✭My wife has memorized all lore books to get us to rank 10 every new character. She has also memorized every shyshard on the way to rank 10. The memory on that one0 -
Tats✭✭✭Use the internet for locations, comparing what I already know from the achievements/lorebook tab to what I needI google the locations. I wish I could use add ons. I'd start over on PC but I have too much time invested on my character.0 -
DPShiro✭✭✭✭✭
✭Other, please explain...Have done them on 14 characters already so I know them by heart, will be fast doing on the 15th slot too next update~ Gryphon Heart ~
~ Immortal Redeemer ~
~ Grand Master Crafter ~
~ Master Angler ~
~ Former Emperor ~0 -
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✭Other, please explain...1. The ESO App (Android)
2. Memory
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