positive: no more double confirmation when entering Cyrodiil

neutral: after the DK notes, they were almost out of 'increased'

negative: how tf am I supposed to remember these new campaign names

Sure, they made numerous changes to combat gameplay and to various abilities, but they do that with every major patch.

Whether or not one considers a patch as a good one depends directly on what additions or changes they are hoping happen. Personally, my sole judgement for such things comes from the amount of significant new content gets added. From that perspective, this is the weakest Q2 release in years as it's only bringing the usual formulaic features that come each year. It brings nothing of the magnitude seen in past years like 2017's Player Housing or Battlegrounds or 2018's Outfitting and Jewelry Crafting.

Here's an updated features comparison of all Q1 and Q2 content released in the last few years:

A pattern of diminishing total content added each year is apparent.

From a perspective of total new content added, this is objectively ESO's weakest year in a long time. Likewise, this is the weakest Q2 patch in recent years.

Edit: Updated chart to reflect the latest features listed on PTS (Guild Finder and new alchemy reagents).

I'm glad nightblades are finally getting some well deserved attention from the nerf hammer. MagNBs have been dominating PvE and NBs in general are insane in PvP. I just wish stamina DK could get more poison skills and that stamina sorc could get a physical damage ultimate and maybe a spammable.

Unless your a magden