Thermoluminescence wrote: »To play ESO on Steam, you have to buy ESO on Steam.
Also ESO on Steam is an old copy, you have to download their old one, then launch it and let it upload. So you basically download the whole game twice. But it works (I use ESO on Steam).
If you have problems running the game through the ESO launcher then (a) check that your system specs are ok and you're running the 64 bit version as 32 bit is no longer being supported, and (b) just use the launcher on patch days to update the game, otherwise running the game from the .exe file in the game folder. Steam doesn't resolve any issues, but it potentially adds to them and you might want to search for a few threads where people complain about it.
However, if your internet connection is the problem then I don't see it making any difference how you run the game, from ESO or through Steam, downloading it is going to be your problem either way. If it's a problem with your speed and you can't improve on it then there's not a lot you can do, if it's your ISP then try to change it, if it's instability then make sure you're using a wired connection and not a wireless one.
mr.blonde007ub17_ESO wrote: »If you have problems running the game through the ESO launcher then (a) check that your system specs are ok and you're running the 64 bit version as 32 bit is no longer being supported, and (b) just use the launcher on patch days to update the game, otherwise running the game from the .exe file in the game folder. Steam doesn't resolve any issues, but it potentially adds to them and you might want to search for a few threads where people complain about it.
However, if your internet connection is the problem then I don't see it making any difference how you run the game, from ESO or through Steam, downloading it is going to be your problem either way. If it's a problem with your speed and you can't improve on it then there's not a lot you can do, if it's your ISP then try to change it, if it's instability then make sure you're using a wired connection and not a wireless one.
well thank you for the great reply
i played the game for sometime and it ran well and my specs aren't that bad
the only problem i have is electricity it is not that stable , so if i am downloading the game from launcher and the electrictiy went off my data will get corrupted . So i thought downloading it from steam might prevent that since i download a lot from steam.
mr.blonde007ub17_ESO wrote: »If you have problems running the game through the ESO launcher then (a) check that your system specs are ok and you're running the 64 bit version as 32 bit is no longer being supported, and (b) just use the launcher on patch days to update the game, otherwise running the game from the .exe file in the game folder. Steam doesn't resolve any issues, but it potentially adds to them and you might want to search for a few threads where people complain about it.
However, if your internet connection is the problem then I don't see it making any difference how you run the game, from ESO or through Steam, downloading it is going to be your problem either way. If it's a problem with your speed and you can't improve on it then there's not a lot you can do, if it's your ISP then try to change it, if it's instability then make sure you're using a wired connection and not a wireless one.
well thank you for the great reply
i played the game for sometime and it ran well and my specs aren't that bad
the only problem i have is electricity it is not that stable , so if i am downloading the game from launcher and the electrictiy went off my data will get corrupted . So i thought downloading it from steam might prevent that since i download a lot from steam.
Loosing power during a download? the connection is not the biggest problem....the HARD shutoff of your computer is....
You are eventually going to fry that computer.