Questing is my favorite part. However, my problems with questing are:

• quests are too short
• Choices should have consequence
• Rewards should be better

Absolutely! I'm a longtime WoW player, and the questing experience in in ESO is just an entire different world. I love that all the characters are voice-acted, and many of the stories are very interesting! There are almost no boring, repeatable fetching quests, and the world itself is generally both beautiful and enjoyable to explore.

I have a real love-hate relationship with Tamriel Unlimited, however. It's awesome that you can go anywhere and do anything, but at the same time, the stories of the various factions' zones flow together really well, and I feel like it's very easy for people to lose track of the overarching story each faction gets.

its pretty much #1 reason i play ESO, number 2 being social aspects and 3 being housing.

I'm guessing the OP author does not.

Quick tip. You are doing it wrong.

Overland content is way too easy, soloing world bosses is a piece of cake any level 10 without CP can do it.

Buff overland content pls. I miss being murdered by mudcrabs

As someone who’s been invested in the elderscrolls lore since Morrowind, I really enjoy questing. It’s fun to learn more about this vast world and the quests achieve that. With that being said though, I do wish there were more challenges with the quests. More puzzles to solve, more meaningful tasks (along with the simple ones). And I agree with what someone said above, having your choices make a bigger impact to the story as a whole.

Since this game is an mmorpg, it’d be downright boring if there was no questing, no story, no lore. The lore and stories is what help make this world so robust and “real feeling”. It’s whats always drawn me in with any elderscrolls game. I appreciate that they didn’t toss that to the side when they brought the multiplayer aspect into this unique world.

The quests in ESO are nice and better than other mmorpgs.
But so far I like the exploring and theorycrafting more than quests.

Secret World had some quests that I really loved and thought about for a long time after. Some really deep puzzling ideas in those quests and the solving was a puzzle too. Best quests I ever seen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fi9HmnUTyr8

It is ONE of the things I enjoy doing, along with PvP, dungeons, trials, fishing, crafting, houses, character building, etc.

There are so many quests in this game with minimal diversity which results in 90% of them feeling bland and repetitive. Not to mention that the difficulty of all overland content is a joke for anyone who has advanced beyond the beginner zones.

PvP, vet dlcs/trials, housing and fashion scrolls online are where the endgame is, not quests.

Quests lines are good but way too much hand holding and the final encounters are way too easy.

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Where the quest ask you to go here, go there, fetch this, fetch that, some load screen, some lame combats, some dialogue skipping.
Do you enjoy questing in ESO and the experience?

I still enjoy it. But not as much as I used too since the landscape and questing content has generally just become pitifully easy for high level characters.

If they were to give high level characters an optional Veteran zone to quest and explore in (like they do with dungeons) - where the enemies are scaled to max CP levels so they could provide a more interesting challenge - it would go a long way to making me better enjoy it.

Yes, quests are one of my favorite activities. I'm neutral about running here and there and one weak mob is the same as another to me, but with the exception of crafting writs and a handful of npcs I deal with on a routine basis, dialogue skipping is probably the anathema of my gaming experience because hearing what the characters have to say is what makes it rewarding. The quality does definitely vary, though.

Mechanically they... aren't the hardest. You can make em harder by your own choices of armor/skills etc. That makes the mechanics of them more like before 1T. But you still outleveled them pretty fast.

The story quality of the average quest is TBH vastly better than other Elder Scrolls games hands down. The main thing worth doing is reading the dialogue you're skipping.

Yes, yes I do.

Most of the time they are interesting, have a well written story and are just fun. And even if you sometimes only spend a very short time with characters you can grow to like (or dislike) them in that short time.

You shall not find be darned tedious fetch quests here. (Not many of them anyways.)