Are you mainly PvE or PvP, and do you think your characters in ESO are rich

huschdeguddzje · August 2018

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Mainly pvp, and it's been a really long time since I went over 200k

madchuska83 · August 2018

I'm mainly a PvE-er, but I usually don't have more than 500K in my pocket

I spend gold as fast as I make it. I'm geared up and generally broke.

Kikke · August 2018

I'm mainly a PvE-er, and I don't have problems with buying high-end gear, golden jewelry, rare motifs, recipes and expensive furniture

This.

Valabrog · August 2018

I'm mainly a PvP-er, and I have no problems earning and spending millions, I can easily get mats and golden jewelry

Started to play actively few weeks ago - PVP and solo content mostly, group PVE to farm some gear or test my skills. Have about 1 mil in bank, I trade a lot, craft a lot, upgrade a lot of my items - so I spend a lot too. But the bank is slowly growing

Radox0 · August 2018

I'm mainly a PvP-er, but I usually don't have more than 500K in my pocket

Mostly PVE and usually have around 500k. Always in process of one thing or another and at the moment picking up motif's for grand master crafter achievement.

I do PVP daily with 3 characters in BG to get the motif's though so build up some AP and along with my foray into PVP with mid year Mayhem have around 10 million in AP in the bank so can pick up gold jewellery if its something I need / want.

NetViperX · August 2018

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I am strictly solo PvE and about the only time I even group is when fishing. While I do have close to 1mil in the bank it has taken me an extremely long time to gather it and I never touch it if I can help it. For most purchases I prefer to buy things using the money in the pockets of each individual character. My richest character has about 150k.

SugaComa · August 2018

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I play both ... And I'm always skint

Aelthwyn · August 2018

I'm mainly a PvE-er, but I usually don't have more than 500K in my pocket

I never do PVP, except for a few random moments while trying to get all the skyshards in Cyrodil on one character.

A couple years ago I was playing this game like a full time job, but was mainly focusing on crafting (and random exploration), so I was gathering materials and researching/deconstructing everything I got rather than selling it, and wasn't doing all the quests. Now I don't have much time to play, and my main source of income these days is crafting writs and treasure chest runs.

The most I've had at one time was somewhere around 430,000 and that was when I was doing writs every day on 12 characters for several months in a row and not doing anything else so no spending on repairs or stuff to research or whatever. I've spent most of my gold on motifs, not the most expensive ones, and houses, also not the expensive ones. I keep meaning to save up for the imperial motif and for the Gorinir estate, buuuuut.... that never seems to happen, I end up getting smaller things. In any case I'm definitely not making millions quickly. I have a feeling I'm never going to be able to buy the Mathiisen Manor or Alinor Townhouse.

OrdoHermetica · August 2018

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I play PvE and PvP about equally, and while I'm not super rich compared to some people out there, I usually have a couple million in my bank account from doing daily writs and then selling mats from surveys.

JumpmanLane · August 2018

I'm mainly a PvP-er, and I have no problems earning and spending millions, I can easily get mats and golden jewelry

I equally PvE and PvP. Only have about 500k gold but about 3mil AP left after buying all the gold jewelry I wanted during Midyear. No problem with mats as I do writs, farm when I pass the occasional node, get those satchels with gladiator proofs or just burn through the IC bosses for telvars and buy mat satchels in the sewers.

My PvP toon has all the gold jewelry I want from The Golden and from end of campaign rewards.

burglar · August 2018

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I mostly PvP, but I do a lot of soloing PvE content. But, I don't play as much as I used to. When I was doing more than just my crafting writs everyday, around the time imperial city jewelry was worth a lot I made a ton by reselling jewelry. One time I bought an Agility ring with Robust for 10k and sold it for 250k. Anyways, I had somewhere around 10 mil at that point, but I sit at around 1 mil on average nowadays. Pretty much all of my money comes from having 8 master crafters (only one knows the motifs, though).

Cadbury · August 2018

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Both. Neither.

boombazookajd · August 2018

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PvE and I do well enough. I'm not broke but I can't just buy golden jewelry whenever

but lemme find some gold BSW...

firedrgn · August 2018

You can make 500k every ten days just doing writs on one account without interacting with anyone or any guilds. It just goes up feom there if you sell

N00BxV1 · August 2018

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I'm mainly a PvE-er, I try to keep at least 500k in the bank (the most was around 3 million), I've never been in a trading guild (making money hasn't been fast or easy), and I have problems buying high-end items because some of these prices are bonkers!

Katahdin · August 2018

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I do both, but more pve than pvp usually

I have over 10 M gold
5 M AP
1 M tel var

Selthia · August 2018

I'm mainly a PvE-er, but I usually don't have more than 500K in my pocket

I stick with PVE mostly, but the PVP event got me interested in peeking into the PVP campaign now and then.

I'm not very rich gold-wise since I'm usually buying a house or furnishings. Most of the gold I make tends to come from selling motifs and patterns. I usually farm motifs for my main character, so any extras are sold.

FrancisCrawford · August 2018

PvEer. I keep 200-250K on each of 15 characters. When I last looked there was an additional 9.4 million in the bank.

Crafting writs and guild traders both contribute to my fictional wealth.

DanteYoda · August 2018

I'm mainly a PvE-er, but I usually don't have more than 500K in my pocket

So basically if you only pve you will never make it rich without insane luck..