They all had zero challenge and so were very boring.

Narvuntien wrote: »

Took me 3 years to finish all the story quests in the base game. Then I get a couple of months from the expansions each year. Just from Questing.

My main issue is that I feel like there isn't enough variety of builds. I don't want to build 6 characters with the same sets and only a couple of skills different.

I only have DPS characters that have niche builds because Mothers sorrow, False Gods for everyone just seems pointless.

Yes, This is just one issues the devs are not addressing.

People keep talking about lack of content... lol I don't see it.

Maybe try to expand into other areas of the game? Or try another game?

They standardised them all just to try and balance PvP. They should just split the gammon 2. Have a set of skills / sets specifically for PvP and one set for PvE. it would eliminate the constant skill updates and balance issues which is damaging the PvE experience. When you enter a PvP zone, you gear / skills just updates to the PvP variant.

Taleof2Cities wrote: »

As much as some players want to believe that the zone quests are the only content in the game, that is simply not true.
Don’t get me wrong, it is a perfectly valid playstyle ... but asking ZOS to cater more to that style (when it’s an MMO genre) is not a developer priority.

It is a story-heavy game. That's also what you'd expect from TES. I'm one of those people who are here for that reason - but I won't complain about a lack of content. It's 35 zones at the moment (dlcs included). Plus dailies. Plus group delves and trials. And all that what I consider "bonus" like housing, farming for set items, collecting different things, achievement hunt, antiquities,... And then you've got PvP. I think it's a lot. Of course you're through some day, but that's normal.

As for more story content: If they'd throw out a new zone each month, they were through all Tamriel in no time.

Mmorpgs for me mean progress. The game is fine on quests but lacks progress imo. The same crafting mats after you hit 160 cp..nothing to gain after hitting 810 cp..most people here are fine with it and are outraged if you suggest some form of progress because they spent a lot of money on gear but for me it gets boring and stale..sure they change skills now and then but your skill bar pretty much stays the same for years now and they never add new skills for classes either

Grandchamp1989 wrote: »

People keep talking about lack of content... lol I don't see it.

Maybe try to expand into other areas of the game? Or try another game?

Excellent chart. You illustrated why there is little content to do once you've done the above. Trials and PVP are niche game play: certainly not the best direction, as its too linear and its proven its not perfect nor challenging. Some can argue the difference but its a sad truth. See how well other games did the same, and the players migrated to other games. When any game loses the cerebral challenge to the players than content becomes boring and repeatitive. Trials failed to accomplish this, and PVP is broken while the cerebral level of challenge exists - its countered by the state of affairs and performance of the game imposes on players. PVE has more cookie cutter builds than PVP: its a sure sign the game is transitioning into retirement and server maintenance. This is the problem and where ESO falls dramatically short compared to other Elder Scrolls titles: character customization. Sets combos now drive characters than anything else in the game; I've seen a lot of gimp builds that were cool experiments but ultimately, those players went with the BiS. The lack of game content isn't solely measured by the digital assets in game but how players can engage and experience challenge.