[Megathread] The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited

[jcf190]

I'm trying to decide between a warden or templar for healing. Any thought or opinions on the pros and cons for each?

[Witchblade77]

I'm trying to decide between a warden or templar for healing. Any thought or opinions on the pros and cons for each?

templar is more of a standard meta healer. you have a very good tool kit.

warden IMO is a bit more fun, but not as desired in high end progression groups at the moment (this can change - few months ago they were THE in demand healer). you also don't have as powerful of an "oh shit" button, but on a flip side, a few extra buffs built in for smaller groups.

both are very good healers for pretty much any and all content. honestly, I can't even say at this point which one is my main, as I heal on both about equally.

[Haligy]

is there any addon for better Q tracking and maybe showing wich way to go ?

Im new in this game but i was totally lost about Questing (wow make me comfortable)

[Fkiolaris]

is there any addon for better Q tracking and maybe showing wich way to go ?

Im new in this game but i was totally lost about Questing (wow make me comfortable)

I personally use Ravalox Quest Tracker and I like it. There is also FCM Quest Tracker that other's like to use. You can also use the Zone Guide for some help (it's with the map, when you press M).

If I may ask, do you have any expansions or just the base game?

[Haligy]

I have collection elder scrolls not have new dlc + wanna buying eso plus

But im interest make a healer i wanna warden but not sure if only buy from store or is there any good healer meta for pve/ maybe pvp

[Haligy]

Yes im comming from wow . But can i leveling with healers spells? or can i go full time like healer ? I mean u cant lvling in wow with resto druid etc. Then i go for templar

[Lazuli]

Yes im comming from wow . But can i leveling with healers spells? or can i go full time like healer ? I mean u cant lvling in wow with resto druid etc. Then i go for templar

Yes you can level as whatever you want, options are there especially for magicka user just equip a destruction staff and some abilities.

[Witchblade77]

Yes im comming from wow . But can i leveling with healers spells? or can i go full time like healer ? I mean u cant lvling in wow with resto druid etc. Then i go for templar

as others have said - in ESO you don't have set specs like in WoW. all your skills are available to you, both class and weapon, you just decide which ones you want to level and how. and because technically every class can do all 3 roles (some just specialize better) i tend to level ALL my alts as healers, cause i like to throw in random dungeons into the mix and healer queue, just like in wow - pops faster. most normal dungeons, especially the ones you get while leveling - can be healed with first 2-3 abilities from resto staff skill line, which unlock very VERY quickly.

the biggest difference between ESO healing and WoW, is that you don't target health bars. to take resto druid as example. you know how you have blooming mushrooms that you place on a ground? most ESO heals are kinda like that. you either have ground AoE heals, or conal heals you have to aim in roughly people's direction (so you want to keep your group in front of you, positioning matters a LOT more) and smart heals that kinda work like chain heal or prayer of mending, but without initial specific target. you can force the initial target via proximity, but you cannot directly select your heal target.

[zvr]

Heya, I would like to ask one more question - about gear when leveling.

Being a lv34 stamblade I understand stamina is my primary attribute (duh) but I'm curious - is it better to keep lower level stamina gear or replace it with higher level gear but without stamina?
Will I see noticeable damage loss if I replace my lv20 stamina helmet with lv34 magicka helmet?
Does it even matter if I'm not yet lv50? Should I just wear what has higher lv and don't overthink it?

Sorry but I'm still little confused about gear progression in this game ;/

[I Push Buttons]

Heya, I would like to ask one more question - about gear when leveling.

Being a lv34 stamblade I understand stamina is my primary attribute (duh) but I'm curious - is it better to keep lower level stamina gear or replace it with higher level gear but without stamina?
Will I see noticeable damage loss if I replace my lv20 stamina helmet with lv34 magicka helmet?
Does it even matter if I'm not yet lv50? Should I just wear what has higher lv and don't overthink it?

Sorry but I'm still little confused about gear progression in this game ;/

Yes because if you are getting stamina morphs that magicka will do literally nothing for you. Pretty sure you can buy stamina enchants from vendors though and replace the magicka enchants. I say 'pretty sure' because I honestly don't know, haven't bought an enchant from a vendor since like 2014.

Oh and since you are new and talking about leveling, I don't know if anyone mentioned this to you but try to keep at least one of each type of gear on at once... Like if you plan to focus on medium armor, still keep at least one piece of light armor and one piece of heavy armor in there somewhere (you don't need to be wearing five pieces of the armor you are focusing on later until you get the passives for it). Because if you end up going hard, you will want all of the armor trees leveled to min/max because you will have five of one type of armor and one of each other type to get the max undaunted bonus + the very small bonuses you get from those other armor tree passives.

Same deal with skills... After you max a skill and its morph, which happens pretty quickly for some of the earlier skills/morphs... Swap them out for other skills/morphs you may also use so you are always leveling something, or have your back bar be nothing but leveling skills/some off weapon that you swap to when turning in quests (assuming nothing on your front bar/your main weapon needs leveling)...

[Very Tired]

I'm just starting to get into this game as well because I hear it's strong on the solo aspect. Hoping it fixes a lot of the things WoW has wrong with it. So many players in WoW seem to be stuck with the mentality you should need a group to do anything meaningful in an MMO.

But I'm curious how challenging the end game content is in this game. Is there any endless upwards scaling content similar to mythic+?

[Puupi]

Yes because if you are getting stamina morphs that magicka will do literally nothing for you. Pretty sure you can buy stamina enchants from vendors though and replace the magicka enchants. I say 'pretty sure' because I honestly don't know, haven't bought an enchant from a vendor since like 2014.

Oh and since you are new and talking about leveling, I don't know if anyone mentioned this to you but try to keep at least one of each type of gear on at once... Like if you plan to focus on medium armor, still keep at least one piece of light armor and one piece of heavy armor in there somewhere (you don't need to be wearing five pieces of the armor you are focusing on later until you get the passives for it). Because if you end up going hard, you will want all of the armor trees leveled to min/max because you will have five of one type of armor and one of each other type to get the max undaunted bonus + the very small bonuses you get from those other armor tree passives.

Same deal with skills... After you max a skill and its morph, which happens pretty quickly for some of the earlier skills/morphs... Swap them out for other skills/morphs you may also use so you are always leveling something, or have your back bar be nothing but leveling skills/some off weapon that you swap to when turning in quests (assuming nothing on your front bar/your main weapon needs leveling)...

Actually I disagree with pretty much everything considering the leveling of armors and skills. The xp you gain while leveling before 50 is pretty much meaningless.
Once you hit 50, and especially for the first time, the 4,8 million enlightened XP you will be gaining in an hour will level everything and more to morphed rank 4 and all armors to 50.

Also, at champion levels the XP gain is so much bigger even without enlightenment that leveling skills is fast. You shouldn't care about leveling skills and passives while leveling the char to 50 at all.

[Kathandira]

I'd go with both of their feedback.

Training Traits, XP Scrolls, and Event XP Boosts will totally help you level skills really fast. If there is a particular skill like you want to level, put 2 or more skills from that line on your bar as it will amplify the amount of XP you get in that skill line.

But also, if you are just trying to level all skill lines just for the sake of it (Ones you might not uses), you are better off waiting till you are CP160 and possibly enlightened to really give a xp boost to those skill lines.

[Very Tired]

As someone who is leveling up their first character is there any grinds I should be focused on doing that I'm going to regret not having done when I'm max? Like does leveling my crafting matter? Are any materials I get needed at max?

[Onikaroshi]

As someone who is leveling up their first character is there any grinds I should be focused on doing that I'm going to regret not having done when I'm max? Like does leveling my crafting matter? Are any materials I get needed at max?

Depending on what you want to play there's some guild grinds you DEFINITELY want to do while leveling if you can, fighters guild, mages guild, etc.

[Witchblade77]

As someone who is leveling up their first character is there any grinds I should be focused on doing that I'm going to regret not having done when I'm max? Like does leveling my crafting matter? Are any materials I get needed at max?

crafting materials scale with your personal level AND your crafting level (roughly 50/50 world appearance), the only mats that you can farm now that will be useful at end game are herbs and most of the runes. so as far as mat farming, i wouldn't worry too much about it. however - unlocking all the guilds as soon as possible is extremely helpful. fighter's guild is the easiest to level, undaunted is good to get a headstart on while you are still leveling, by doing at least one random normal dungeon per day (and if you are lucky, you'll also get different dungeons each time and get to complete their quests - that's skill points) make sure to pick up every skyshard you come across - skill points are needed for EVERYTHING, and skyshards give you something like 140ish skill points in total.

the one thing you want to start on as soon as you can as far as crafting goes, assuming you want to craft your own gear and not just give someone else mats to do it for you - trait research. without any research scrolls it takes about a year or so to research every trait in a game. now.. you don't necessarily NEED every trait in a game, but even some of the more popular 6 trait sets (like julianos, etc) can take couple of months to research for every gear piece you may want in them. so research. most important thing to get a headstart on IF you want to be your own crafter.

[Puupi]

Whether you want to be "a crafter" or not, you still need to research all the important traits for transmuting. You also need to level up all crafting skills for improved refining to refine the quality of your gear.

This only needs to be done on one character though.

[Eleccybubb]

Or you can be like me and forget that and then have to spend a millennia running around finding Divines pieces and other pieces because the set you need to craft requires 6 traits researched....



(pssst don't be me)

[Nfinitii]

How does this game run on console? I’ve been wanting to give it a try and I want to try and get my cuz to try it also but he only has Xbox.

Main reason I’m still playing wow at this point is my buddy still plays, otherwise I probably would have just made the switch.

[Kathandira]

How does this game run on console? I’ve been wanting to give it a try and I want to try and get my cuz to try it also but he only has Xbox.

Main reason I’m still playing wow at this point is my buddy still plays, otherwise I probably would have just made the switch.

Runs pretty well. There are moments when you port from on place to another and you get terrible frame rate drops, but it works itself out after a few seconds.

All in all though, it does work surprisingly well.