I am very satisfied. My main frustration is time wasted swapping characters to clear out all the intricates/rings/recipes in my bank for alt leveling and other inventory management issues. Without the crafting bag, I just take a break from the game because I am a hoarder and the game stops being fun.

The fact that I take breaks from the game during stretches with no content drops probably helps. And my limit time to play and preference for PvE probably saves from a lot of frustration. Plus, PC NA seems more stable than some platforms.

If I didn't thoroughly enjoy the game, I wouldn't play it. There are so many games to play. My gaming backlog is still quite long. I can't relate to people who stick with the game while talking like they hate it.

I think if people didn't enjoy the game they wouldn't be here complaining about it to be honest.. lol
Its sort of counter-intuitive but true just the same..

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At this point I'm mainly just logging on for crafting writs and daily BG rewards. It's not that the game is bad, just painfully stale.

That might be a phase you are in, not the game ^^. I've also been there.

Not much to do anymore.

Killed it when items became bound.

If you can't sell it, you need to be able to collect it.

They need to have armories. Like a daily quest per character to find a set item with a particular trait. Completing the quest unlocks it for all toons at any time and removes the quest from the list. As of now, there isn't any meaningful late game content. I always thought it'd be cool if Amalexias palace had armor racks for all the gear in the region.

As I've been posting for weeks, my frustration with the game is growing.

My issue isn't technical related. It's game play related.

Every day I sign in, I find myself struggling against a system seemingly designed to punish its player base. Seeing a new crafting system implemented into the game, but requiring a horrendous approach to appreciating what it can offer, really shows where the direction of this game is going.

RNG is outdated. It's a bygone mechanic of an era where "dice" ruled the outcome (re: every fantasy game ever). It's 2018. Isn't is about time skill matters?

Throw this in with the ugliness of trying to monetize cosmetics through a random chance has me seeing no viable future for this game.

It's shockingly telling when my XBox Live friends list of over 40 people added when the game launched in 2014, that over 70% haven't logged in since 2015.

The #1 way to prevent people from playing the game is not giving them a game to play.

Even today, I feel like my daily routine is catching up on mats because of the ridiculousness of 60+ mats being consumed over a daily writ in the hopes of acquiring a master writ (to get items not available for purchase in game) only to see the outcome no different than people opening crown crates looking for apex items.

There's a significant problem with the game no one is working toward fixing.

Don't even get me started on the horrendous excuse called "UI" on the console. That's just downright insulting it hasn't been updated in 4 years despite complaints.

I guess making crown crates is more important.

I just started a week ago Monday and I am loving it. There's just so much to do - I like the crafting system - it looks gorgeous - I love the music.

I took the week of Aug 13 off for the launch of the new WoW expansion but I am seriously considering whether I want to play ESO instead!

I sort of enjoy it, but nowhere near as much as the SP games. Too much grinding, too much expense (both in-game and Real Money™), too many restrictions whether it's "you need to pay for that really basic functionality" or simply "no can do". Pity, the actual gameplay and questing in ESO I like a lot, but the overall game seems to be extremely badly executed and I feel like there's always someone else's hand in my purse.

Too much fun stuff to do in this game (homestead is my endgame), but I still dislike fake tanks, DPS who leave leftovers, and salty players in Cyrodiil.

I would not be here, nor playing the game if I did not enjoy it. There are lots of games out there, no time to waste on crap.

Yes I enjoy it, but it's been getting a little too grindy lately. Idk it kinda sucks the fun out of it for me.

I very much enjoy playing ESO. In general, i Love The Elder Scrolls. It is more of a way of life for me, you could say? lol

I try all the time to explain to people why I love ESO so much, or other TES titles. Everyone has the one game/franchise that they are just a die hard fan of. The Elder Scrolls is just that, to me.

If i wouldnt, i wouldnt be bothering with the game or its forum?