Well, about 97% pure solo and about 3% with others.

I now only group with other people when I do some older normal trials (PUGs). Otherwise, I play mostly by myself. I do play ToT against players a lot, but I do not consider this a group activity.

However, once update 46 hits I will be doing a lot of RND dailies to level up those skill lines.

Good poll, no leading options or bias.

I'm both surprised and unsurprised by the initial results (presently split almost 50 / 50 between 75 & 100%). The overall sentiment I observe on the forums suggests the presence of a lot of old fashioned MMO players who see this more as a community competitive multiplayer game and less as an Elder Scrolls game.

But, being the Elder Scrolls IP, I assert all the time that a huge portion of players see this as an Elder Scrolls game first and a multiplayer game second. Myself being one of them. The multiplayer content is fun, but I'm always miffed that the technically engaging aspects of the game are limited to multiplayer activities, while questing and exploration is tuned for the lowest possible challenge.

A response to that grievance is presently in the works and slotted for this year. I'm really looking forward to it, but I'm still a bit disappointed that it won't launch with the new story. But I do have a brand new covenant hero fresh out of the wailing prison, anxious to start a new base game adventure. I haven't done the Covenant storyline since the first (and only) time I did Cadwell's gold & silver almost ten years ago, and it'll all be practically fresh and new to me after this long.

Since launch on PC 100% solo, with 2 qualifications.

First, with delves, dolmens and world bosses I play cooperatively with others but see no reason to group formally. I've played for over 11 years and haven't actually grouped up or joined a guild in that time, they're simply not the reasons I play computer games these days.

Second, over the last year or so I have usually had one or two sessions a week playing duo with my grandson, mainly public and group dungeons, world bosses, Infinite Archive and more recently Dragonstar Arena. We don't get very far with the latter two because of time constraints.

I am taking with others to mean joining a group. I often join others for world bosses, PvP and stuff like that but we don't actually form a group.

I usually play with others but I also do group stuff like dungeons, trials, and guild events.

I rounded my score up to 100% as my wife and I group together sometimes, to run Infinite Archive or a group dungeon for undaunted.

Xbox NA 100% Solo
Xbox EU 100% Solo
Playstation NA 100% Solo
Playstation EU "I dont play here"
PC NA 100% Solo
PC EU 100% Solo
........I have no friends

Maybe 95% solo, occasionally use the dungeon finder when farming sets or doing undaunted pledges. Aside from that taking part in world events eg dragons/dolmens/group bosses etc not grouped though.

It's less than 100% of the time, although when I do play "with" other players it's almost never as a member of an actual group, but most often as a solo player playing alongside other players, such as if someone calls out in zone chat for help defeating a world boss.

100% solo since I started in 2016. Only group content I do is if I can solo it like base game group dungeons and base game world bosses that can be soloed if you know what you are doing. Only guild I belong to is a trade guild.

It may vary from month to month, but currently I play solo more.
With a new trial and summer dungeons it will probably shift to 20-25% till autumn.

I'm going to take this to mean instanced content because asking if I run daily writs or overland quests in a group is kind of weird. I organize events for the guild I'm in, but I also really like to run IA or dungeons with a companion.

It depends on what is meant by playing solo.

About 90% of my activities I do solo, but I often chat with friends while doing things on my own, and talk to others I run into while out questing etc., so I do have social interaction with other players while playing solo.

I put 75%, but it's closer to 90%. The poll needed more options.