Only one quest on a single character for the whole account. Give me tickets and the rest is just meh.

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Years after they finished releasing all the indriks still being so tired of seeing them that you still get disgusted just thinking about trying to collect the rest of them.

For me it’s characterized by me saying, “Ok, I’ve got 10-12 event tickets again now, so I’m quitting doing the dailies.” This usually happens well before the event actually ends, and occasionally before it even starts. Having 4 accounts contributes to event fatigue, of course….

When I ignore the event completely or only do the bare minimum to get event tickets and carry on with what I normally do in game.

I'm at a point where I actually play more when there isn't an event. ZOS really needs to scale back to 6-8 events per year.

Just no time. Must watch Grand-babies, feed the Hubby, wash the dog.
Heck, I feel I am current when I get my daily freebie.

Ourselves. It’s up to you if you want to participate in an event or not. My rule is simple, if something in ESO starts feeling like a shore I just don’t do it and move on to something else. I like to at least do one thing event related then move on to whatever I’m up to in ESO. I sometimes spend months in nothing but PvP then months completing maps or solo play… lots to do! Don’t let the event dictate your path or pressure you into something you’re not going to enjoy. Good luck!

Tickets and mats that's it.

Long ago, I started playing the game instead of having the game play me. I think events are great but I no longer let them drive my gameplay. I usually get my tickets but may leave it at that and not worry about getting every possible drop from boxes. I may even stop getting tickets or leave it alone altogether if I am not interested in the next morph of the pet.

I suggest everyone play the game and not stress over events.

I have the time but I don’t have the energy anymore to grind daily quests. I only really participated in the daily grind when I didn’t have anything else to do… I don’t even like grinding. I think my only exception is Witches Festival… we’ll see if I continue the grind for that this year though.

For the last 4-5 days I've just been doing the dailies on one character, so pretty close to exhaustion

I suppose for me event exhaustion would be stopping doing it entirely, because my starting point is doing the bare minimum.

When an event is announced I look at what it involves and what the rewards are and decide what I want to do. The vast majority of the time what it involves is stuff I can do any time, so that's irrelevant. The exceptions are New Life and the Jester's Festival where I always make sure to do each quest at least once. Other than that I pick the rewards I want and only worry about getting those, and then only if it's not too much trouble (which depends on how much I like them).

When the indriks were originally available I made sure to get tickets every day I was at home, since then it depends on if I like the ticket rewards or not so I often stop collecting tickets before the end of the event. (Although I always try to end with at least 10 in case I want something from the next event and have to miss most of it.)

If something I want is a random drop it's usually easier to wait and buy it from a guild trader, so I'll do that. Or if it's too rare and/or too expensive I just won't bother.

Tickets!! ...give me tickets