I like the flexibility in the builds.( cause I "play how I want")

I like all PVP.

Good community (lookin at you PS4 )

I like seeing toons reading their maps so you know their real life player is looking at the map. It's a small detail but kind of neat that they took the time to program.

One Tamriel has allowed me to do quests and areas in the order I choose to do them and that's a big +1 in my book. Now I don't have to overlap questing with my alts and am always doing something new while still levelling my CP across all characters.

Outfit system is a great addition to allowing my characters to look the way I want them to. It isn't a perfect system but I appreciate the available options.

The beautiful world design. Every once in a while out riding somewhere I come across a wonderful bit of scenery, very pleasant.

Interesting boss combat design. Some games just do tank and spank bosses. ESO has a good combination of tank and spank and other mechanics. The addition of more mechanics for HM in the last few dungeons released (Fang Lair and SCP, for example) has made those dungeons an interesting experience to revisit without being too bored with repetitiveness. I would support this going forward.

The flavour design of classes and subtle additions of different guild skill lines into the mix. Makes for a "build your own character" scenario which I love. My StamSorc tank has a unique build which I am sure nobody else has and the fact that I can play a magicka/mage flavoured class and still tank with it in an mmo makes the game for me. I have started to hate the static class design that WoW and SWTOR have reverted back to over the years and ESO will overtake them if it balances itself correctly. I believe players want flexibility and it provides that almost perfectly, just needs a better balance.

The housing and editing of makes me feel like my character has a home, his own place to chillax. I don't spend there more than a few minutes a day because I mainly use it as a free travel hub but its still nice having a place of my own which is separate from the game while still being in-game. Great addition. More homes are needed in the capitals because only the snugpod fits all my requirements as far as price+location are concerned. I want access to a shrine, crafting , guild traders and undaunted. The other capitals houses are too expensive and out of the way.

The combat system. Back in the day I felt that the combat was lacklustre with only a few abilities. Now I've come to love the fluidity of it all. A combination of light attack, heavy attack, block, bash, dodge, reflect, ability, ultimate, weapon swapping, 3rd bar access, transformations, buffs, debuffs, snares, roots, sprinting, sneaking, stunning, against the numerous enemy mechanics is an absolute joy and I'm still getting a hang of it all! Some abilities are overused such as taunt for tanking and dodge for PvP but the full package is really a phenomenal delivery. Of course there are bugs and balance issues but the concept overall is awesome.

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Veinblood1965 wrote: »

I like seeing toons reading their maps so you know their real life player is looking at the map. It's a small detail but kind of neat that they took the time to program.

And when you are looking at your skills, your toon equips a book and looks like he/she is reading.

Crown store is a chest, and inventory is a bag for regular players and a special crafting bag for ESO+.

I like it when it works, I don't like it when it doesn't.

PvP is lit ngl I fuken love it despite it's mishaps