I have always been a fan of the Elder Scrolls from the first time I played arena. On my little clunky 386 with EGA video card. (Never did finish that game may go back to it.)

I came over from Age of Conan unchained. It is funny I heard the same complaints on AOC as I do now with ESO. What it all comes down to is what are you looking for in a game?

I have played ESO since Beta, since then this game has come a long way with some great changes and some not so great.
If you are looking for an adventure with great storyline's, or maybe you would like to create a mage that wears heavy armor and carries a sword and shield and a two-handed mace you can there is no limit to how your character can be made. There are no limitations to how you choose to play your character.

Tameral is a huge place lots of areas to explore and with now being one Tameral you are not limited to questing in your own faction. You can be part of the Daggerfall Covenant one of the best factions by the way and decide to go quest in the Ebonheart pact questline. You can now team up with anyone from any faction to quest with and it does not matter what level he or she are. PVP, however, you will still need to play with your own faction.

With such stunning scenery, I find myself laid up on the shore of a river fishing away.

For me it is all about the Story and questing, Role-playing with then NPC or with others players. I am currently leveling a crazy, happy, fun loving wood elf who find herself in a little trouble from time to time. Being a new member of the thieves’ guild, she has her run-ins with the law.

ESO has one of the friendliest communities out there. The chat is not full of gold selling spamming or arguing with other players.

If you are a solo player like myself or you play with a group there, is enough content to keep you entertained for hours on end. I have played a few hours since this game has come out and I added it to my steam account.

ESO is always updating and adding new content.

If I had, any complaint it would be that is there is no way to sell your items unless you are a member of a trading guild and nowadays you have to sell so much per week to stay in the guild or you have to sell your Items in chat. Coming from age of Conan where you could sell your items from your bank storage. I did find this a little disheartening.

The PVP can get a little crazy and you will always hear complaints about zerkers when they are not zerking themselves. I enjoy it being a solo player it just makes it that much more of a challenge running the quests in Cyrodiil or the Imperial City.

I ran into about 30 Aldmeri Dominion the other day while I was trying to navigate the sewer system of the Imperial City, I was dead before I could click my mouse twice.

I have always been a fan of the Elder Scrolls from the first time I played arena. On my little clunky 386 with EGA video card. (Never did finish that game may go back to it.) I came over from Age of Conan unchained. It is funny I heard the same complaints on AOC as I do now with ESO. What it all comes down to is what are you looking for in a game? I have played ESO since Beta, since then this game has come a long way with some great changes and some not so great. If you are looking for an adventure with great storyline's, or maybe you would like to create a mage that wears heavy armor and carries a sword and shield and a two-handed mace you can there is no limit to how your character can be made. There are no limitations to how you choose to play your character. Tameral is a huge place lots of areas to explore and with now being one Tameral you are not limited to questing in your own faction. You can be part of the Daggerfall Covenant one of the best factions by the way and decide to go quest in the Ebonheart pact questline. You can now team up with anyone from any faction to quest with and it does not matter what level he or she are. PVP, however, you will still need to play with your own faction. With such stunning scenery, I find myself laid up on the shore of a river fishing away. For me it is all about the Story and questing, Role-playing with then NPC or with others players. I am currently leveling a crazy, happy, fun loving wood elf who find herself in a little trouble from time to time. Being a new member of the thieves’ guild, she has her run-ins with the law. ESO has one of the friendliest communities out there. The chat is not full of gold selling spamming or arguing with other players. If you are a solo player like myself or you play with a group there, is enough content to keep you entertained for hours on end. I have played a few hours since this game has come out and I added it to my steam account. ESO is always updating and adding new content. If I had, any complaint it would be that is there is no way to sell your items unless you are a member of a trading guild and nowadays you have to sell so much per week to stay in the guild or you have to sell your Items in chat. Coming from age of Conan where you could sell your items from your bank storage. I did find this a little disheartening. The PVP can get a little crazy and you will always hear complaints about zerkers when they are not zerking themselves. I enjoy it being a solo player it just makes it that much more of a challenge running the quests in Cyrodiil or the Imperial City. I ran into about 30 Aldmeri Dominion the other day while I was trying to navigate the sewer system of the Imperial City, I was dead before I could click my mouse twice.