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Nope, I just go with the flow with my characters

I just adventure where I want to. There are even some zones I've never been to (and never will).

I do but not with an excel sheet or something similar.

I just look for the empty map areas.

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I do. , and 3 accounts both PC megaservers here (45 characters on PC NA; 42 on PC EU - I just got through "pruning" a few I wasn't happy with and haven't replaced them yet).

Jesus Christ!!

On PC there are add-ons to track quest progression and skill points for each character, like Urich’s Skill Point Finder. I use spreadsheets for other purposes, like organizing trial runs.

I do, but not about quests.

Things I want to track are mostly well organized with WPamA addon (What Pledges at my Alts).
I recommend. It is a great time saver.

I use google sheets for 4 things mainly:
- which bilds are active/in_progress on alts
- who's on duty for blue/purple/gold antiquities
- who needs skillpoints from todays pledges
- which dungeon set collection is not full yet

I also used sheets for some events or farm statistics. But it is short time tables.

I feel like a noob with 2k hours in this game and two characters, of which I only really use one. Trackings not hard when you have so few things to track.

Having multiple characters, I gave up and do not bother to even try to track character progression, after AWA. If you have multiple characters the way ZOS implemented Account Wide Achievements (AWA) made it so extremely difficult to track individual character progression.

I don't use a spreadsheet or anything (although I have done in other games) because I can either see in-game or remember what I need to keep track of.

Broadly speaking my characters fall into two groups:

1) Questers, who do everything in a zone as they're going through it, so I can see on the map what they've done because they do each thing as they get to it. I can tell if they've done world bosses based on whether everything else around them is complete. (And if I'm not sure I either do it again or skip it, depending on the boss.) I can remember what order each one is going through the zones.

2) Specialists who are never going to do everything, they each have their own priorities, I remember what those are and the game keeps track of progress like how far through the Dark Brotherhood skill line and story my evil character has gotten, or which motifs my crafter knows. (Although I do use an addon to make it easier to check the motifs.)

Yes, but not DLC zone progress. Though I do have their main quest progress written down to: B-S-G-X(Cadwell's Bronze, silver, gold, fully complete). Right now 7/20 characters have completed all three alliances, and the other 13 have completed atleast two full alliances. You can do the math on how many completed zones that is.
(Note: I complete zones for 100%, which is why its taking me so long to complete Cadwell's on all 20 characters)

Also, I did write down all 20 characters their specials I want them to have: like max riding skill, all 9-traits researched, mages guild level 10, excavation level 7, etc. Also a few more things.

PS: I track quest/zone progress in-game with where in the main quest they are. This is one of the advantages I got from doing everything in the correct order, otherwise I would have been a victim of AwA too.