10/10 for crafting.

I can do basic crafting on 11 characters, rapidly pulling in 50k gold. It’s all in one room, and it’s an activity I can do on my laptop while watching tv with my wife. I get “you weren’t in your library all night” points, since I only need the desktop for the fighting portion of my ESO gameplay, and the pc addon for crafting making most of it automatic means I can actually follow along with what the tv or she says.

Well we get new skill line and jewelry so it worth the money spent.

Questline are good beside the psijic quest wich feel like a dam chore. The kind of chore mobile game let you skip with $

The zone is just another dam forest like 90% of this game. At least summerset is bright and not some dark zone again.

For my anjoyement I'd say a 6 but for the value jewelry + new guild bring its an 8.

8/10

Story was great, quest design excellent, landscaping beautiful, and I loved the Psijic skills and quests.

Docked two points for using the same architecture for every city in the entire province though, even Alinor. And for ignoring all existing lore about Alinor architecture without providing their reasoning. I'm sure it's as simple as "the engine wasn't capable of that" but it would have been nice to hear from the art time why they opted for bland grey stone towers absolutely everywhere.

Looks like they've learned from that lesson by making Elsweyr only set in Anequina though. Same game size, but fewer cities to create architecture for. So now when they do finally get around to cities like Corinthe, Torval, and Senchal, they won't have to be copy/pastes of Rimmen.

I'd give Summerset a 7/10. The setting and overall look of the island is great. The main quest was ok, but became tedious at times. The side quests and stories were well done and quite interesting or funny at times. Some world bosses were great and some were dull. The dungeons were well done and I liked that many of them have quests inside them. The Psijic skill line was interesting at first but became a mind numbing grind quickly, (at least for those of us who've been around for awhile and have explored most of Tamriel.) Although I'll admit all of my characters did at least the first stage of the Psijic skill line so any of them can pick up the Psijic rift loot. Finally as for Jewelry crafting, that became yet another hellish grind fest. (Be careful what you wish for.... ) I did use the craft to make and improve a few items but mainly I collect the mats, refine them and then sell the stuff on our guild vendor for gold.

I'd give the package overall a 8/10. The Psijic questline gets a nice 1/10.

8/10 coz it’s sunny.

Ok i bought it. dissuasion closed

1/10 for the jewellery crafting, if i was not a pvp player mainly (more transmute stones ) the skilline will be almost worthless.
Master writs unless are 400 + voucers (kinda in line with 110 tikets master writs for other professions @8-900 g per voucer) are too expensive.
Upgrading a jewel at 70k gold per epic and 340k gold per legendary is just a joke.
The psijic order grind is better than the mageguild and fightersguils for shure (the augur is really funny sometimes).
Quests are cool and daily bosses are well done and entertaining.

At the end a solid 7/10 for me.

Sylvermynx wrote: »

I must be the only one around who really enjoyed the Psijiic quest line!

I enjoy it too. Very interesting story. I make my own entertainment harvesting and fighting, and visiting old places, while riding around looking for the rifts. Done it about a dozen times now including the goes I had on PTS.

And one big bonus with the Psijiic questline is that you don't have to talk to any of the superior-yet-hypocritical High Elves of Summerset. That's the big drawback for me in the Chapter. It makes nearly all the side quests really uncomfortable experiences lacking in any entertainment value. Love the rest of it.