if you decide to try for it, I highly recommend using http://www.esoui.com/downloads/info9...Fisherman.html ,well assuming you are on pc. you can adjust settings to give you an audio alert when its time to reel in, as well as adjust the color/speed of the flashing screen indicator. makes fishing a LOT more pleasant. i was pretty ambivalent about ESO fishing initially, but... it does come with some perks. completing master angler achievement not only gives you acess to some nice looking dyes, but if you are into housing, you unlock the only placeable boat furnishing in the game. and then there's perfect roe. it doesn't sell for as much as it used to, but it still sells decently... or you can just use it yourself to craft xp pots, or high end foods.
it is indeed. kinda expensive to craft, but might be worth it. that one doesn't drop in summerset though, have to fish in Artaeum for that. that said, even with my horrible rng, only took me maybe 2 hours tops? of fishing to get it. bear in mind, I was also fishing for new purple fishing recipes, so the time is for both of them.
God crown crates keep getting scammier and scammier. I think this is the first one I won't even buy. With the rate they are going I can't wait till each crate contains only one item and then they cut it down to just a chance for an item.
I've been trying to update the game. It's been awhile, but 10GB?! I'm never going to get that downloaded with my connection.
"We must now recognize that the greatest threat of freedom for us all is if we go back to eating ourselves out from within." - John Anderson
A question from a casual player's perspective: does the small-party content (dungeons and pvp maps/battlegrounds) become available early in the levelling process or do I need to hit "max" level first? Also, is there a auto-queueing system for those (think of the equivalent systems in WoW/SWTOR/Rift etc), or do I need to manually find groups/get to dungeons/get to pvp maps? If yes, do these pop at a reasonable pace (max 15ish minute queue for a dps) or are they completely abandoned for other ESO-specific activities? I know ESO is more solo-player oriented and I am fine with that, but I do like to break-up my MMO gametime with dungeons and BGs often enough.
Thanks in advance for any answers
Dungeons (can't speak to PvP since I don't do it) - It's mostly like any other MMO, you get access to them starting at a lowish level, but unlock access to more as you level up. You're always scaled to 50 (like the rest of the world), so all you gain as you level up is access to more and more dungeons. Once you hit 50 (and I think a certain Champion level) you gain access to the heroic version of the dungeons. Also, some are locked behind DLC that you'll need to purchase to access.
Automated queue system - yup, you pick the roles you can fill, queue up and wait. Per every trinity MMO, DPS queues are long and healing/tank queues are short. Can't speak to DPS queues since I always pop as healer, but they're usually no more than a minute or two as healer.
Also, if you do like group activity there are also delves (which are largely solo "dungeons" in the open world but can be done with groups) and a handful of proper public dungeons in zones that can be solo'd (but are harder if you aren't geared out) but are definitely designed for/best done with a group. You'll need to manually find a group for those open world dungeons, though I've managed to usually get by simply waiting for a few for some other folks to enter and following them around : P
So glad I was playing this game during this PvP event.
With all the extra Cyrodiil campaigns I was actually able to find a time when DC was dominating one of them and got the last two Skyshards I needed from the AD base. Only took me 4+ years of on and off playing to actually be on at the right time to get them...
:P
so after 120 hours, i cant pass the level 25. something is wrong with the game. I'm trying and trying but nope always bored fast. I wonder which thing turn me off?