Well, starting on the 9th you won't have to worry about daily login rewards since they're being retired. Endeavors are also becoming weekly and seasonal, and the weekly ones will roll over (up to 10 iirc?) every week, so you won't have to feel pressured to rush to get them done. You can do 'em at your own pace.

Maybe that'll help with keeping the feeling with you forever, heh.

This_0ne wrote: »

Today coming home late evening, tired from work, I experienced a strange feeling I'd never experienced before. The realization that I didn't need to accomplish any endeavours, didn't need to log into ESO for a daily reward. Does anyone know what this feeling is called? It's sad it only lasted for about a month. I wish it could stay with me forever.

I mean I wasn't bothered by Daily Rewards or Seals for some time already but fact that they removed Daily Logging Rewards makes for me easier to skip logging in time to time, if I'm to busy during the day. Yet I still log into ESO to enjoy the game

One of the first things I used to do each day (outside the game) was check a website to see what ESO's daily endeavors were that day, so it was definitely a strange feeling at first to wake up this morning and not need to do that.

katanagirl1 wrote: »

I admit that Endeavors nudged me into doing things I don’t normally plan to do and it was sort of a good thing, going to places I hadn’t been to in a while and doing activities that I hadn’t done in a long while. I’m finishing lunch right now, normally I would then log back in to do Endeavors but now I don’t need to do so. It’s nice to not feel like I have to do them, but is that good for the long term health of the game? More players not logging in every day means they can get used to playing other games and doing other things. It could lower the daily population and make group activities like dungeons, trials, and Cyrodiil harder to complete or even get engaged in. We are sort of struggling in those areas on console now anyway.

PC here, but I agree with your comments.

I'll still be logging in daily to play ESO-- I do try to collect the daily hireling mails on my alts, I do daily crafting writs on my main PCNA and PCEU characters, and I enjoy playing three matches against the expert NPCs for the ToT dailies. There are also the daily delve and boss zone quests, although I usually don't do any of those unless I'm trying to collect specific motif pages or just feel like doing a boss fight that I happen to enjoy. And I try to check my available Antiquity leads every day or two for any that are due to expire within the week. Plus, my two newest alts are still researching crafting traits.

But like you, I also made use of the daily endeavors as a way of nudging myself into doing certain activities that I enjoy but that I wasn't generally doing all that often anymore. I'm thinking of setting up a spinning wheel "random picker" with all of the activities I enjoy doing in the game, so I can spin it whenever I'm playing and need help deciding what to do next.

Aside from that, I'll probably be spending a lot more time in Cyrodiil and the Imperial City (mainly the Sewers), and taking the time to get back into questing through the zones I haven't completed yet on my various characters, or working on rounding out their skill trees. So I'm definitely not at a loss for ways to fill up my time in the game.

I found out that the Daily Rewards and Daily Endeavors went away when I logged into the game today. The announcements about it escaped my notice. Normally, I would complete the endeavors, do some daily writs, then go to one of the expansion zones and advance the story quests with one of my characters.

Today, I just logged out and found another game to play.

I'm glad they are cutting down the daily stuff since it ate up a lot of time. I don't even like having to do crafting dailies on several characters each day, it was just too much. By the time I finished all the after work chores I no longer felt like playing the game or didn't have much time left.