What does your average ESO play session consist of?

Ley · March 2018

Login.
Cycle through each character to do:

Daily writs.
Train horses.
Get hireling materials.
Fill any open research slots.
Shuffle around my inventories/bank.
Fuss over their outfits.
Listen to "The Wood Elf Finedrin has been found guilty of the following crimes..." x10.

And finally, wandering around harvesting resources until it's time for bed.

I do other things too but since I typically only play for 1-2 hours a day, that's about all I get done in that time. For the record, I enjoy what I do.

Enemy-of-Coldharbour · March 2018

Steal stuff
Undaunted dailies
Steal more stuff
vMA
Steal even more stuff
Farm chests
Keep on stealing

Turelus · March 2018

Riding lessons on alts.
Crafting dailies.
Normal dailies I can be bothered to do.
Annoying friends for content (dungeons, trials, dailies, PvP)

Hippie4927 · March 2018

Lately, it has been:

Horse training on alts

Log on to main

Steal stuff

Steal more stuff

Steal even more stuff

Hit limit on selling stolen stuff

Go fishing

If any of my friends are on who want to run pledges, I will squeeze that in.

Silver_Strider · March 2018

Riding Lessons on Alts
Black Sacrement and WB Dailies on my Magblade and Stamblade
CWC Dailies on Magblade
Undaunted Dailies on Warden Tank
Occasional Morrowind Dailies
Occasional Writs on Magblade
Occasional Leveling of Warden Healer
Occasional PvP on Stamblade
Occasional Occasional Fighter's/Mages/Undaunted fetch quest dailies

Occasional stuff is after I completed the other stuff and what I feel like doing that day.

Lynx7386 · March 2018

Used to be logging on and doing 2-3 pledges per character. Lately I'm doing fewer pledges, working on a new character, and more trials

SGT_Wolfe101st · March 2018

My typical day tends to follow this route. Of course if a trial or some other opportunity comes up then that will take priority.

Check mail for overnight sales
Check crafting hirelings mail
Do master writs on my main character
Do some inventory management
Farm a motif page in VVardenfell (pick until at least one is obtained)
While in VVardenfell do the Justice Dailies
Switch to First alt, do all the above again
Lore Book, Skyshard, Guild Dailies (depending on mood)
Dungeon, vMA, Trail (again, depending on mood)

Tandor · March 2018

I do whatever I fancy with whichever character I've logged in. It will include quests, and may include mount training, crafting, the occasional pledge or writ etc depending on which character it is, where the character is and what else is being done. I don't do anything by way of a routine chore, it's a game not a job!

pod88kk · March 2018

Standing in the middle of Mournhold shouting the words to Red Diamond as loud as I can in area chat.

But seriously, it's usually writs on 14 characters then train mounts & do undaunted dailies on those who aren't maxed out yet. Then trials & maelstrom/pvp

VDoom1 · March 2018

*Horse training on alts.
*Daily dungeon
*Cyrodiil PvP
*Casual Questing
*Whatever I feel like.

Whatever I feel like can be anything from skyshard hunting to lvling an alt.

Marginis · March 2018

Log in. Check notifications. Check guild roster. Check guild history. Check mail. Wonder if there's something non-grindy to do. Tweak costume and dyes. Log off and play another game. SOMETIMES I'll grind a bit if there's someone to talk to while I do it.

Ley · March 2018

pod88kk wrote: »

But seriously, it's usually writs on 14 characters then train mounts & do undaunted dailies on those who aren't maxed out yet.

Curious, how long does this part usually take you?

Reverb · March 2018

Start with Writs and mount training, and restocking guild stores. Twice a week I run trials with my guild, and once a week run a group for world bosses or guild dailies with a guild trying to support new players. The other nights I go straight to Vivec on my DK unless friends or guildies need me to tank or heal pledges. If the Vivec queue is long I pick flowers or night do a BG or two.

Sadly, my dps toons rarely make it out of Rawl these days.

Hurtfan · March 2018

My routine has changed since I last posted on one of these type threads:

Do crafting writs Log into Cyrodiil
Put items up on auction Log into Cyrodiil
Do Undaunted dailies Log into Cyrodiil
Log into Cyrodiil

MarrazzMist · March 2018

Ley wrote: »

I do other things too but since I typically only play for 1-2 hours a day, that's about all I get done in that time. For the record, I enjoy what I do.

This discipes well my time in ESO too. I do writs, farms crafting mats, some dailyes like Clock Work City, visit the banker and try to put something to sale. If I feel energetic, I do random dungeons. I play to relax, and enjoy what I do.

RaddlemanNumber7 · March 2018

Daily Writs
Stables
A few daily quests - at the moment it's Ashlander and Crow dailies with the aim of a getting jewellery for decon.
The rest of the day questing, following story lines, exploration, character development.
Last thing in the evening, if there's time, I pick up maps and surveys, or rob ships for Legerdemain grinding.

A few days a month I do PVP instead of questing. Just enough to get level 3 rewards on 3 characters for the loot and trans geodes.

Violynne · March 2018

I don't really have a schedule. Most of what I do usually surrounds how much time I have to get things done. Weekdays, it's usually mundane tasks I can do for a few hours and the weekend is dedicated to questing.

Aebaradath · March 2018

Log in, forget what for, run around a bit, repeat the next day.

Loralai_907 · March 2018

Typical day
Wait to get into Cyro by doing writs or farming whatever
Spend a few hours in Cyro.
Switch characters
Fill stores
Writs when I have time on the 2nd character

When I remember,
Mount training on all the alts

Sometimes,
Work on my thief
level a baby character
Do housing stuff

On the agenda for someday
Actually properly gear a couple characters
Bite the bullet and get through vMA on any character at all
Get a group that is on when I am to do all the dungeons with me over a period of time with multiple characters

pod88kk · March 2018

Ley wrote: »

pod88kk wrote: »

But seriously, it's usually writs on 14 characters then train mounts & do undaunted dailies on those who aren't maxed out yet.

Curious, how long does this part usually take you?

Around 2 & a half to 3 hours, depends on if I start talking to someone in guild chat, then it takes longer

Fallewarrior · March 2018

Stand afk, do a raid on raid days, stand some more afk, log out.

BaylorCorvette · March 2018

-Crafting Writs on four characters
-Log on to my StamSorc, PvP in Cyrodiil
-Get weapon swap animation bug
-Try to cast DBoS when my animation looks like I'm on my 2H bar
-Actually cast Overload
-Notice I'm shooting lightning out of my hands
-Toggle off Overload
-Actually bar swap to 2H bar & cast DBoS 5 seconds late
-Curse excessively
-Repeat

jedtb16_ESO · March 2018

whatever it is i feel like doing on the day.

Dracane · March 2018

Anihilation.

lonewolf26 · March 2018

Writs on multiple characters
Dungeons
A Trial or PvP depending on the day
Help guildies farm achievements or gear
Stream if my PC can handle the load.

IV_Deity · March 2018

I'll get on and queue for Cyrodiil and stay there until it's time to go to bed. I haven't done PvE in a long time but I don't have any PvE oriented friends...

Aconight · March 2018

- Steal until motif
- Fence, launder, bequeather
- Check mail
- Put things up for sale
- Crafting writs
- Crash
- Log on again
- Black sacrament
- Empty inventory
- Make pots for later raid
- Look at guild history for the night
- Log off

ihazzit · March 2018

okay not really...

WhoSlappedThePie · March 2018

Login;

- Gather materials (flowers, etc)
- Craft power potions
- Go to somebodies house
- DPS test on dummy
- Keep DPS testing until potions are 0
- start from step 1 again
- DPS test on dummy
- Change character, DPS test on them until potions are 0
- Do a trial

EvilAutoTech · March 2018

I don't have average ESO play sessions, they are all extraordinary.

It just kinda happens. I usually spend the last Wednesday of the month clearing out treasure maps on my main. Yesterday I got stuck on my new PVP character.

She was level 13 when I went into Cyrodiil yesterday. She gained a level before I was done with PVP. I then decided that was close enough to getting my second bar so I went to find the hooded figure for my trip to the wailing prison. After the wailing prison and Bleakrock, at level 16, it was time for new gear. I crafted some Hunding's and Shacklebreaker but I still needed a couple of items for my dropped set so it was off to Deshaan for some Plague Doctors gear. I finally put her bed at level 18 and didn't have enough time to finish my treasure map hunt on my main.

Some days I spend too much time managing my traders. Some days I quest, still have quite a few left. Some days it's all about farming and some days it's all about dungeons. One of these days I am going to get around to dailies, maybe.

Tonight I'm going to check out the Jester's Festival and then see what happens.

NoTimeToWait · March 2018

This one usually:
- relocates stuff from unsuspecting subjects (Thieving)
- negotiates exchange operations (Trading)
- converts useless stuff into useful stuff (Crafting)
- improves its habitat (Furnishing)
- participates in sports (like running and swimming away from guards)