What motivates you?

DanteYoda · September 2018

Sylvermynx wrote: »

@DanteYoda - I would personally be very sorry to see you go. I've enjoyed your posts. As someone who lives in the US (and in the lower 48, not too far from major pop centers) I get you on the ping.... while mine shows 999+ all the time, I KNOW it's at least two seconds if not more. Satellite is all I have....

Thank you for the kind words.

freespirit · September 2018

ezio45 wrote: »

guild mates

So much this^^

Although tbh I can while away hours decorating a home!

Four of my five guilds are truly amazing!

They do so much stuff above and beyond what they need to do and I consider many of the members to be friends...….

Not just on my "Friends List" but actual friends.

This is why I am motivated to be active in this game!

Grandesdar · September 2018

1. Attractive toons
2. Fashion
3. Dungeons and sometime later trials
4. Pets
5. Mounts
6. Lore and questing
7. Housing (but it needs to be improved, coming from Sims, it feels like a burden most of the times, waiting for update 20)
8. Theorycrafting

I'm not much of a social type in such games, because I don't find anything common with the majority of the player base.

I just realized there's an auto list feature in the forum. That's cool.

FloppyTouch · September 2018

PvP!!!

And one of these years I might git gud and L2P and kill something and not be trash or a pleb.

Knootewoot · September 2018

Only my guild and the fact that i can pick flowers

NoTimeToWait · September 2018

1. Trading
2. Housing
3. Sightseeing and enjoying storyline
4. Sometimes roleplaying

pdblake · September 2018

It's the only way I can ignore the voices...

Merlin13KAGL · September 2018

I truly wish I had a good answer for you here, but my interest is waning for a number of reasons.

GreenhaloX · September 2018

In this game, it's my fine-ass female supermodel toons!

Plus, ESO calms me, entertains me, distracts my messed-up head and gets me through the rest of my day that not much in real life is able to.

yiasemi · September 2018

DanteYoda wrote: »

Honestly not much lately..

As an Australian customer my ping times are through the roof.. 300-1600+
The Crown store is barren 24/7 with very limited stuff being added so slowly i've given up on it..
The content is all aimed and at meta "people" who are toxic and ruin the game with their fanatical competitiveness..

Honestly thinking about moving on and stop wasting my money on a game that cares very little for me as a customer..

Yeah Hong Kong here, subbed since the start, but I play for myself and the lols, and the few people I know well. We adapt to the ping. And in my case the pong.

Septimus_Magna · September 2018

Getting new gear, achievements, skins or motifs.

Trying out different classes, builds and playstyles in pvp.

ZOS_Holden · September 2018

Wow, what a wide array of motivations! We have to say, while there are tons of great examples of reasons to log in, fashion or pvp for example, our absolute favorite motivation has got to be having fun with good friends or guild mates.

Thanks for sharing, everyone!

Odovacar · September 2018

ZOS_Holden wrote: »

Wow, what a wide array of motivations! We have to say, while there are tons of great examples of reasons to log in, fashion or pvp for example, our absolute favorite motivation has got to be having fun with good friends or guild mates.

Thanks for sharing, everyone!

thanks @ZOS_Holden

SydneyGrey · September 2018

I love that sense of progression when you know you're building up your character to be better and better. I love the challenge of trying different builds to see what works the best.

That's why I started getting upset last year when there was a major nerfapocalypse and one of my characters got nerfed pretty hard, and it felt like my progress on her had been erased. I know that nerfs are just a part of MMO games, though, so I'm ok with it now.

Raammzzaa · September 2018

Cyrodiil! Personally, I have never experienced any place else like it in other games. Anywhere I stand outside the gates there is a sense of danger. We could be attacked, we may need to fight at any moment! I love it. I honestly came into Cyrodiil for the skill lines, and I never left! It gets into your blood. No other activity in this game, or any I have played previously, offers the same level of potential excitement.