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Edward64 · 08-19-2018, 09:19 AM

Bought it during the $10 sale and have been playing it some. Still learning the ropes.

Similar to Skyrim. Just some thoughts so far.

1) When using a bow in Skyrim, you raise the bow and can choose when to release the arrow. In ESO, you raise the bow and split second later the arrow is released automatically. Need to figure out if there is a way to change this.

2) You are limited to 60 items in your bag when starting off. Finally got a 'free" room of my own thinking I can put my junk in there but apparently not, you have to pay for a bank deposit box. Saving up for that now.

3) Never played MMO before. I'm more PvE (and not PvP) so its cool that in most missions I'm piggy backing off someone else (or vice versa). I pass by players at level 600+ with their fancy companions and armor, pretty weird.

4) When I fight and kill a soldier, I don't get to pick up all the armor or weapons, more often its just some gold (but I want that sword!). This sucks but I guess I understand it.

All-in-all, if you liked Skyrim, I think ESO is easily worth the $10.

08-19-2018, 09:19 AM	#1714
Edward64 General Manager Join Date: Oct 2005	Bought it during the $10 sale and have been playing it some. Still learning the ropes. Similar to Skyrim. Just some thoughts so far. 1) When using a bow in Skyrim, you raise the bow and can choose when to release the arrow. In ESO, you raise the bow and split second later the arrow is released automatically. Need to figure out if there is a way to change this. 2) You are limited to 60 items in your bag when starting off. Finally got a 'free" room of my own thinking I can put my junk in there but apparently not, you have to pay for a bank deposit box. Saving up for that now. 3) Never played MMO before. I'm more PvE (and not PvP) so its cool that in most missions I'm piggy backing off someone else (or vice versa). I pass by players at level 600+ with their fancy companions and armor, pretty weird. 4) When I fight and kill a soldier, I don't get to pick up all the armor or weapons, more often its just some gold (but I want that sword!). This sucks but I guess I understand it. All-in-all, if you liked Skyrim, I think ESO is easily worth the $10. Last edited by Edward64 : 08-19-2018 at 09:20 AM.