I may be more active in the Endeavor quests at first, but it'll soon get down to just picking them up as I go.

That depends in it will be "worth it". Too early to say really.

Sure, why not? I'll choose stuff I'd do anyway but I'll def be doing it every day I do play. I've been wishing for a way to get crown store items without having to spend real money to buy crowns. I mean if I have cash to spare that's fine but often I don't so I'm glad to see this being added.

I will grind it as long as it isn't too grindy. I do my writs everyday, I do IC dailies once a week and that's it. If it's anything more than something like this I'll probably pass. I'm not really into grinding Cyrodiil quests or Undaunted for example.

Based on the examples of activities, there won't be much of a grind at all. It's just a daily log in reward with a slight speedbump involved. If you log in every day, you can spend what appears to be a couple of minutes knocking off your endeavor then back to whatever you were doing before.

I think it will depend a lot on the weekly/monthly cap and what the time invested will be.

Definitely when I have time.

I expect for me it will be a lot like how Guild Was 2 allows you to get 1 black lion key (basically 1 crown crate) per week by doing the first part of the story on a new character, which typically takes me about an hour. I don't do it every week and even if I did it wouldn't be enough to get everything from the loot boxes (even though they usually only have 2-3 exclusive items, the rest are tradable) but every so often I'll feel like running a character through the story, then I save the keys for when there's something I want and it's allowed me to get a few items I'd otherwise miss out on.

I could see this system being similar. Maybe some weeks I'll do nothing, or only complete 1-2 minor endeavours by coincidence because it's what I was going to do anyway. Other weeks there will be something I decide I want to do because it sounds interesting or I'll feel like playing ESO and have no particular goals in mind and then I'll do more, and over time I can save it up and periodically get something I like from the crates.

I'm not expecting to be able to get everything even from a single crate season, but as there's usually only a few things I want that's fine with me.

What will be interesting for me is seeing how it affects my activity in festivals and special events like Midyear Mayhem. Before event tickets were introduced I rarely bothered with these, then I did them a lot to get all the indriks. Now the indriks are gone and none of the new rewards appeal to me that much but I've kept doing a bit of each festival just in case (I've got 1 morpholith and enough fragments for another one, in case I want the mount or house), but unless festivals are included in endeavours (e.g. one is 'complete a New Life quest') it's very unlikely I'll have time for both, so I'll have to choose which to focus on. Of course it will depend on what's available from festival rewards, but it will be interesting for me to see which system ends up being better.

(I was going to say maybe ZOS could combine the two - so instead of certain activities rewarding event tickets they just have event themed endeavours and then the event ticket items are bought with seals, but that would be counter-productive because it would allow people to save up seals from other times of the year and get all the event rewards without actually participating in the events.)

From the sounds of it they’ve done a pretty thorough job to make grinding for the stuff impractical, in which case I say great stuff. I’ll just play the game do I always do these things will slowly rock up, then every now and then I can splurge. The whales can still pour cash into the crown crates. This sounds like one of the best ideas they’ve ever added to the game, top marks

If there is something I want, yes. If not, whatever I get adventuring.