If you haven't played the other dlc yet I would grab those for a cheaper cost and see how you like/remember before dropping full price on Elsweyr. But that's just my thought for you since you haven't played in so long!
The choice is up to you young padawan!
Well if you aren't counting the dungeon DLC's.
Orsinium (Wrothgar), Morrowind (Vvardenfell), Clockwork City, and Summerset!
So if you wanted to travel somewhere else first you have a plethora of choices!
Well if you aren't counting the dungeon DLC's.
Orsinium (Wrothgar), Morrowind (Vvardenfell), Clockwork City, and Summerset!
So if you wanted to travel somewhere else first you have a plethora of choices!
halextripleplay wrote: »If you haven't played the other dlc yet I would grab those for a cheaper cost and see how you like/remember before dropping full price on Elsweyr. But that's just my thought for you since you haven't played in so long!
The choice is up to you young padawan!
How many dlc are they before reaching Elsweyr? I know it is only $39.99 to upgrade.
I do see your point though as well.
Elsweyr's exclusive features are the Necromancer class, the Sunspire trial, and a story zone. If you really really want to play the necromancer class (personally don't recommend it, especially so early while they're still ironing out its issues), then you'd probably want to buy Elsweyr. It's up to your personal preference.
However, $40 can get you a lot of other content if you're not absolutely intent on the new class. $40 gets you 5500 crowns for example, which you can use to unlock the Warden class (1500c) and the Summerset DLC (3500c) which includes a story zone, the Psijic Guild skill line, the Cloudrest trial, and the Jewelcrafting profession. Or perhaps the Guilds and Glory 4-DLC-bundle (5500c) which includes Imperial City (PvP zone, 2 dungeons). Orsninium (story zone, the Maelstrom Arena), Thieves Guild (story zone, Maw of Lorkhaj trial, Thieves Guild skill line), and Dark Brotherhood (story zone, Dark Brotherhood skill line).
Also bear in mind that you could use $40 to buy an ESO+ subscription ($15/month) for 2-and-a-half months, which would allow you to play every single DLC for the duration (not Elsweyr as it's a Chapter not a DLC). The sub would give you access to every skill line, every DLC dungeon, every Arena, every story zone (except Elsweyr) and every trial (except the Sunspire in Elsweyr).
So it's up to you really, but I would personally recommend that you sub for a month before you buy any DLCs, that will give you plenty of time to try things out and figure out what you're interested in.
Enemy-of-Coldharbour wrote: »Although the zone is nice and large and the quests are fun, you can beat the ENTIRE content in just one weekend. That's main story, all side quests, dungeons and trial. I'd waitI agree with others. However, if you buy Elsweyr, you also get Morrowind and Summerset
But they have a upgrade for 39.99 on the PlayStation store. I think to get the other 2 it would be another $20.
But if I did they eso plus I would get them all for free as long as I keep my eso plus going.
halextripleplay wrote: »Hi Everyone , I i'm just wondering if getting Elsweyr is worth getting as an upgrade. I have once again started to play eso and it has been over 4 years since I last played. Any thoughts?
halextripleplay wrote: »I truly think that will be the route to go. Do a 1 month script and try everything and go from there. I forgot how expensive this game can get.