When I started the beta I was planning to go Covenant precisely becuse I'd already been to Skyrim and Morrowind and wanted to see some place I hadn't already been...and then Raz and Queen Ayrenn stole me away.

Aldmeri Dominion in ESO, because it has my favorite races and territories (also because the other two alliances are very forced and unjustified). Imperials in Skyrim, because both options are repulsive but the empire will at least likely crumble following the emperor's assassination.

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Aldmeri Dominion in ESO, because it has my favorite races and territories (also because the other two alliances are very forced and unjustified). Imperials in Skyrim, because both options are repulsive but the empire will at least likely crumble following the emperor's assassination.

You can choose to not assasinate the emperor and instead assassinate the brotherhood

I've done it all.

I know I've finished both the Stormcloak and Imperial storylines in Skyrim. I mean, I've got every achievement in Skyrim, so, it'd be kinda weird if I hadn't.

I've played for every alliance in ESO.

Ebonheart Pact because I like that it’s one big dysfunctional family that came together to fight off Akiviri invaders.

Skyrim Civil War is dumb, both sides just weaken Skyrim and make a Thalmor invasion easier, but if I had to chose one I guess it’d be Imperial.

The Republic Of Appleblade

I have multiple characters in both games.

The answer is "yes".


(In ESO, I've got any race/any alliance, and I don't pvp; so I really don't pay much attention to that stuff.)

Aldmeri Dominion: Actually trying to fight bigotry and racism instead of enforcing it, even amongst their own. Basically, if the Pact was like the Dominion, we'd be smacking Houses Telvanni and Dres six ways from Sunday right now.

Imperials: Ulfric Stormcloak is a brainwashed Thalmor agent, and the nords are being used as puppets by the Thalmor to weaken the Imperials who're planning to stage a coup and overthrow the Thalmor. This Thalmor is basically the Veiled Heritance from ESO, so they deserve slapped wrists.

(Basically I'm anti-bigotry and anti-fascism. The AD in ESO provides for both, the Imperials at least provide for the former.)
 

Everything. Just to see what happens.

I always sided with the Stormcloaks in Skyrim because it always felt right to stick it to the Thalmor and Imperials. In ESO, I've been primarily aligned with the Daggerfall Covenant because my main for the past 2 years is a Breton and it would break my immersion too much for him to be an outsider in another alliance and I like King Emeric.

In Skyrim I never really sided with either faction. Ultimately I once explored the Imperials from a roleplay sense, but why would I join a group that is literally trying to kill me from the get go? Thankfully there are mods that sort of bypassed the introduction, but I never really got into the civil war side of the game.
In ESO I'm pretty much exclusively an Ebonheart Pact player with an Aldmeri Dominion crafter. While I find the alliance random at best, I still find it funny that the Tribunal hadn't just squished everyone at the start of the war. I guess all the new DLC explains what has been keeping them busy (I've just returned myself, Morrowind and Summerset awaits!), but this was at launch and I figured they were the 'strongest' faction from a raw power perspective. My favourites races are the Dunmer, Altmer and the Breton (always half mer), so I was a bit disappointed that all 3 were in separate factions. Honestly, aside from PvP, I sort of just treat my characters as 'neutral' now, sort of like the Telvanni, with loyalty to specific deities.

It really depends on the char I play in Skyrim, but on Tryxus I decided to join the Imperials. The Stormcloaks are doing exactly what the Thalmor want, and neither them nor the Imperials would want that.

In this game, Daggerfall Covenant. Cuz Bretons, duh We're the best

In Skyrim I was firstly Stormcloak but I've swapped back and forth between Imperial and Stormcloak.

In ESO I started off as Ebonheart Pact but after a few years I went neutral (or at least as neutral as you can in ESO, I made characters in each faction)