Yes but just a a day or during the week

Why would I?

Well being that this pvp is the worst i have ever seen for balance and it is the most frustrating thing in the game i would have no problem if it was removed.
i would even celebrate if they moved the skill lines to pve

i don't make new stamina characters because of needing to do pvp for at least vigor

No, if no pvp I'd leave. The pve content, once completed, gets extremely boring.

I used to dislike pvp in this game when I first started playing ESO. After I gained more CP and leanred how to play better, it's more fun to me than pve.

After running through dungeons a bunch of times, then most people want to try vet. While you're leveling up and still learning how to play your character with all the convoluted skill lines and combat rotations, there are no in-game guides to let newer players know which vet-dungeons are more difficult than others. The difficulty-level variations are huge! Often you get grouped with elitists that cry and complain about dying. They say they "teach" others "mechanics", but usually they give scrambled and barely coherent orders. After this they expect newer players to immediately perfect the techniques. This is while dealing with all the lag, clunky bar-swapping,etc.

Find guildies..yadda yadda...yeah I've heard it all before. In reality, there aren't often 4 other people who want or are available to run the exact dungeon you want, at the exact same time.

(Bar-swapping in and of itself makes ZERO sense. If you can't swap-out weapons and spells during combat, is this not EXACTLY what you're doing when bar-swapping? Just one example of how trying to be "different" is not "Better". This could branch off into an essay of it's own, so I'll leave it for now.)

Another thing I realized after several months of playing, I'd estimate that around 80-90% of the so-called mechanics only consist of colored circles. Red, green, yellow, white and so on. Avoid them or run to them. The other 10-20% consists of words popping up on a screen that so and so or such and such is about to do such and such an action, then you better roll, block, or run and hide somewhere.

Next issue with pve especially are the roles. Tanks tank, but don't have a group-taunt? WHAT? Explain WHY. It makes NO sense. Its simply this way just to be "different". To most Veteran MMO players, it's just corny. Healers are called healers, but everyone else still better have their own heals/shields and better use them constantly or most likely die repeatedly. Everyone has the ability to and are usually expected to res others. In pvp it makes more sense, but in pve, seems out of place to me. Usually resurrecting someone is a skill, and healers are primarily the ones who use it.

As a dps, you're expected to do tons of damage while dealing with "mechanics", res people, etc. Some of the vet-dungeons require so much reading/watching videos from other sources not in-game. After that, you have to make sure every person in the group knows exactly what to do as well. Then you still have to practice. Sometimes it's simply not very relaxing and fun to play because of this. It's more like a chore or an actual job. Anything that makes people pissed off, irritable, berate others, complain as much as some of the vet-dungeons do in this game, is not well-designed. I see the same small groups of people in all 5 guilds I'm in who have completed most vet-dungeons. Not all, but most share the same characteristics. They have played since launch or shortly thereafter, they are cliquish and run with the same small group of people. On the rare occasions they run with someone outside their core group, they type things like, "looking for a high-cp GOOD DPS/TANK/HEALER. Translation = looking for someone who is max or almost max cp and has already beaten such and such dungeon/.

There are some guilds out there I'm sure who have patient and friendly groups that train others. For newer players, people who do not play for long hours, or people who dislike talking on voice-chat a lot, pve can become stale. After you have played the main questlines a few times, and ran a gazillion other random quests that offer trash rewards, the game starts to become very stale. PvP feels more balanced, and if you die, you die, then hop right back into action. Contrary to popular belief, I've also found the core PvP community to be far friendlier and easy-going.

PvP is practically the only thing keeping me in ESO at the moment. I do PvE to level up and get things for PvP.