Im trying a lot for it . Currently only 5 of my friends played it , and only 1 playing it right now by me spamming all the time to play together . Zenimax should listen more the players .

3/6 a few years ago and we still play daily tgh! Sometimes bgs, cyrodil and occasionally trials.

I invited 9, 7 stuck around for a couple of years then we all lost interest and went back to our regular games.

Failed a number of times, they always go back to WoW. The reasoning is always the same they dislike the combat and the games performance in trials and pvp is trash tier.

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I am pretty sure "UGotBenched91" is asking survey questions...

all of there questions are Feedback Survey like...

To answer your question

Divide by 0

" if its a AI, that question was to destroy them"

Blink twice if its you Todd

Nope I’m just trying to make entertaining and conversation starter threads from the usual complaining threads that seem to be the norm on this forum.

I made two friends buy and try it... both said it sucked and never played again lol

No luck here either. I would desperately love to have ANY of my family playing it but they are either not interested in MMOs in general (my dad just equates all MMOs with jerky 13-year-old griefers now after some shooter he played) or they are console players and could not play with me anyway. I could probably recruit quite a few people if they'd fix it so we could play cross platform. Stupid megaservers.

All my friends that regularly do games made up their mind about ESO before I could recommend it.
Because I loved the TES single player games, and couldn't believe that an MMO could come even remotely close to that. But some of them kept recommending it to me, for being a lot more single player than group focused, so I bought it when it got down to about 10 Euros in Nov 2016, and have been playing ever since.

A friend of mine who hasn't played much more than The Sims so far had to finally buy a new PC some months back. Now in possession of hardware that actually could run current games she asked me if I thought she would enjoy ESO, too, so we could play together now and then. I recommended it to her on the spot. We did the first hours together, voice chatting via Discord, so I could explain things to her. She was quite overwhelmed at first (and still is, in some aspects), but she got the hang of it, and now is happily questing away on her own, having made 4 or 5 characters so far that she's alternating between.

Oh, and I recommended it to my hubby, but his story is the same as mine (loved the single player titles, doesn't care about the MMO part of MMOs), so that was an auto-win.

I think it very amusing that people state you "couldn't recommend this buggy mess of a game to anyone". Because the only things that seem to be problematic are the very things people had to ensure me weren't the main part of the game for me to even start playing it. Veteran-PvE group stuff and PvP. If those were the relevant part of ESO I wouldn't have touched the game with a 10 foot pole to begin with.

I've only really pushed it on 1 friend and it hasn't taken. I'm not totally sure why. I think he just prefers games with guns or something. He really like fo76.

I failed it was to complicated he couldn't just push buttons and win

~2/~10

I suggested it to my wife before it was even in closed target beta, and she was immediately on-board. Although, we left the second week of launch, and didn't officially "come back" until Summerset. Almost every friend I've suggested it to has shot down the idea almost immediately because it's either not like WoW, or it's not a MOBA. The three friends I did get to buy it played for about 2-3 weeks, then left. Two of them are notorious game-hoppers. The third actually ended up buying it on console, because that's just his scene, even though he has a nice PC.