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DoctorESO · May 2018

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Katahdin · May 2018

Other

I do my job and think about ESO on the way home

PlagueSD · May 2018

Other

While at my job, I actually focus on 'work'.

Moloch1514 · May 2018

Other

Peruse the forums at work, wishing I could play ESO. Get salty at ZOS while reading the forums and Dev Tracker replies (or lack thereof), leaving me with no desire to play anymore after I log in for my daily chores (writs, etc).

Then I play something else or watch TV, and dream of that balance patch that is coming Soon....

VaranisArano · May 2018

I teach kids, so ESO and the forums are limited to my breaks, where I usually check out the forums. I mean, they're mildly entertaining reading/posting while on a 20-minute lunch break.

A couple years back, I taught some kids that were Skyrim fans, so that was fun. They drew their lab safety poster like it was Paarthurnax telling everyone to follow the lab safety rules.

Reverb · May 2018

Other

I spend my work day working, and thinking about work, and talking about work. I think about the game every now and then if I stop in to the forums but I don’t spend any working hours planning my next play session.

Elsonso · May 2018

Other

I don't think about ESO very much while at work.

NickStern · May 2018

Other

To many people spend work time worried about a game. That must explain why they cry when they can not buy things in game and think it should be given to them free. Work more Cry Less

temjiu · May 2018

I spend the day waiting for that time after work when I can relaxingly stroll around the ESO world doing what I want at my own pace

Probably could have chose other. I don't' dream of ESO during the day...it's one of several games that take up my spare time. But when it catches my fancy, I tend towards doing whatever. exploration, a bit of crafting...if the guild needs someone I jump in.

Ley · May 2018

Other

What is all this about "after work"?

At work I practice my ESO forum skills, while at home I hone my in game skills.

To my defense, I provide tech support I only have work to do when something breaks and things rarely break.

DoctorESO · May 2018

I spend the day looking forward to a peaceful time perusing the ESO forums for topics that tickle my fancy

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SugaComa · May 2018

Other

I focus on work, I dip into eso forum's at break times to read up on what ever looking forward to doing later ... But I don't let the two things converge any further than that

Briolase · May 2018

Other

I play ESO while at work.

geonsocal · May 2018

I spend the day waiting for that time after work when I can relaxingly stroll around the ESO world doing what I want at my own pace

I can usually tell how busy the day at work is - by what percentage of battery life i have...

Bbsample197 · May 2018

Other

I have other things more important to think about

Loralai_907 · May 2018

Other

I pass part of my day on the forums while in between projects. Some days that turns out to be quite a lot more time than other days.I think about how I'd rather be at home playing instead of being at work dying of boredom. And they are very mean and will not let me play at work so that's out.

exeeter702 · May 2018

I spend the day preparing myself for "battle" on the ESO forums after work, ready to showcase my logic and defeat nonsensical arguments

XD

Cpt_Teemo · May 2018

Other

Other: Uninstalled.

madchuska83 · May 2018

Other

I spend my day trying to not be killed by one of the deadly machines, or my own clumsiness, at work.

ArchMikem · May 2018

Other

Unemployed.

craigr02 · May 2018

Other

I work at work, but when i take breaks ill check out forums and my guilds band or discord.

Hippie4927 · May 2018

Other

What is this thing called 'work'? I retired 9 1/2 years ago and vaguely remember hearing that word.

DieAlteHexe · May 2018

Other

Blissfully retired.

Narvuntien · May 2018

In all the time I have played ESO I haven't... really had a job. Just the slow excruciating crawl towards finishing my PhD thesis. (which is now finally complete)

If anything ESO is more structured and planned out than anything I have worked on recently.

I pick up and daily quests I wish to do (any I had left over), look at a map then plan out the most efficient path to complete those quests before returning to 'base' a major city for banking and crafting writ completion. Then switching to another character.

Runefang · May 2018

I spend the day mentally practicing and preparing myself to execute perfect DPS rotations in the PvE world after work

LMB > 1 > LMB > 2 > LMB > 3 > MB5 > LMB > 4 > LMB > 1 > LMB > 1 > LMB > 1 > Repeat

It's all I think about.

Cpt_Teemo · May 2018

Other

Runefang wrote: »

LMB > 1 > LMB > 2 > LMB > 3 > MB5 > LMB > 4 > LMB > 1 > LMB > 1 > LMB > 1 > Repeat

It's all I think about.

Or "Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A, Start"

JWKe · May 2018

Other

I'm thinking why i even still play this game despite Zo$ trash customer relation.

efster · May 2018

Other

I do my job while thinking about my work, not unrelated hobbies. I sometimes peek in on the forums on my lunch break (like now).

Sting864 · May 2018

Other

I spend the day preparing myself for "battle" on the ESO forums after work, ready to showcase my logic and defeat nonsensical arguments

As if the "nonsensical arguments" are even a challenge for which one must prepare...

rliant1864 · May 2018

I spend the day waiting for that time after work when I can relaxingly stroll around the ESO world doing what I want at my own pace

Mostly just get amped up to do some quests or otherwise explore the lore, myself.

Beardimus · May 2018

Other

Work = Forum time. Maybe some theory crafting.

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