Looks awesome so far, but one question regarding the new skin...
Is this look intended? Because my char looks a bit... weird... with the eyes

The world boss at Echoing Hollow could be tougher. Four of us had no trouble at all in dispatching it. I don't believe any of us ever dropped below 75% health and I don't think I incurred any damage whatsoever. I fired off Inferno Staff heavy attacks and the Eye of Flame ultimate along with Flame Lash for my damage attacks.

I just completed a quest and found out argonians have a cloaca; now I have questions about the other nonhuman races’ physiology. I always assumed they were humanoid hybrids.

As there isn't much content in this zone I decided not to spoil the quests right now so won't comment on that right now but what little feedback I have got is below:

Which areas did you explore?
I explored the entire island from top to bottom, found all skyshards and glyph pieces. Ran through all the dungeons even the hidden ones not mentioned on the map. Even explored the out of map, bottom right hand corner of Murkmire better patch that up (not that there was anything to see anyway).

What’s the favorite and least favorite content you encountered?
I simply love love the design of the zone, although its mostly flat except for a few different levels as you move inwards the way its designed with TONS of assets everywhere makes it look like a real swamp. From the watery areas by the coast to the rocky areas with beautiful waterfalls and then the style of the dungeons with the roots growing through the ground, fog and mists and old argonian ruins, Murkmire looks ancient like it hasn't been touched for a LONG time. It's a really nice looking zone, hat off to the team they are getting better and better!

What I don't like with these maps (and its been bugging me for awhile now) is the fact they are designed so that it doesn't appear they are connected to the main map. For example, the main game zones all have connecting pathways to each area, even lower Craglorn when it came out had the boulders blocking the path to upper craglorn and when upper Craglorn came out you had workers clearing the path as if it was planned to be in the game the entire time, genius! This zones looks disconnected from the rest of Tamriel (as does other DLC) which I really don't like because even you aren't putting any zone next to it for many years its nice to see the DLC is apart of the bigger picture. There is even a cart in Morrowind that takes you to Murkmire yet how does it get in from a technical point, that stuff needs to make sense to the player let alone the Roleplayer. Even if the zone was designed to have a tunnel and a massive ancient door blocking the path with Argonians guarding it would make it fit in and you could still have the high mountain area to block the zone in. Please try make the future zones look like they are connected to the game. This is One Tamriel after all, no zones should be seen as disconnected.

What class were you?
Templar of course!

Did you play solo or in a group?
Solo, very little people on PTS when I'm (AU TIME)

How often have you played ESO on Live in the past month?
I've been playing everyday since Beta 2014

What is the highest level you have achieved?
Lost count after 900CP

What class and build do you play on Live?
I main a Templar, was Magplar from Beta 2014 through to a few months ago but the inability to sustain made it no fun anymore so I recently changed to Stamplar and have been loving it. I can run long distances and not run out of Stam, I can play Battlegrounds finally because I don't run out of Stam plus I no where near as squishy... it's just all round better! I do miss casting spells thou.

Interesting the thread for the zone itself only has 8 posts. Must not be controversial enough.