Topic: The Elder Scrolls Online Group making thread

Elder Scrolls enters the MMO market today. If you are looking for others to join up with and do some epic adventuring this is the place to do it.

I'll pvp with people going to probably be in daggerfall covenant and will probably be pve'ing mostly for a few days but I'll definitely group up in pvp if anyone wants to.

im in daggerfall alliance. just looking for casual fun. mature-(ish ) who hates racists/homohobes/sexists/etc. basicly im just a really nice easy going person. so if youre a jerk dont bother adding me.
my ps tag is Gmork___ (thats 3 underscrores)

I anyone playing Elder Scrolls Online? Is there another thread or is this the only one? I played it for the first time today and really enjoying it.

@dryrain: I'm still playing, I had a long break because of the amount of games out recently, but I have a guild and have just jumped back in today so if you want to group or anything add me.

@dryrain: @Patinator: @Gmork___: if any of you have the Osirinum DLC then let me know as I would love some help with the group bosses there!

Thanks Patinator I will add you. Mr Robinson not got the DLC pack yet but will get it need to level up my character a lot more before I attempt it. Only at level 8 right now.

Sounds good. The content does level scale you to VR16...although it's best to get levelled up anyway. Let me know if anyone ever needs helps with dungeons etc. I'm VR4

@mrobinson91: I don't have it yet but I do plan on getting it as I'm only VR2 myself, I have the Imperial City Dlc though just not done much of that as my character seems a bit low levelled for that.

I am not sure what classes you play as but I am a Templar and have been adding to the magika/health/stamina. Most of my points have been going into Magika and only one into health and stamina. Currently it is 6/1/1 should I be balancing it out more?

@dryrain: You can respec for coins so I wouldn't worry too much. Depends how you plan on playing...if it's just casual then I don't think it matters too much but if you want to become Emperor in PVP then it matters much more. There are quite a lot of good guides out there with builds.

Thanks for the feedback. I have been using the forums a bit and other places for advice. I saw you could redo the skills and attributes for crowns might do that at some point. It is sometimes hard choosing which skills are best for morphing without trying them out. I did start evening my points out more between health and magic stamina does not seem to matter too much for my character and the way I play.

One thing I did notice and not sure if its the same for you but nothing appears on my players met (on my PS4) even after I have done grouping with other gamers. I does it for other games just not Elder Scrolls.

@dryrain: Yeah it doesn't really matter unless you plan on becoming Emperor which is almost impossible unless you play everyday on pvp and do really well... I have a Templar stamina build with dual wield myself but Templar is probably more suited to Magic however my character is ballanced and did well in pvp, just go with whatever is fun as you can always re-spec like I have done a million times with in game coins.

I am trying to level up my blacksmithing but it is painfully slow. Creating items does not seem to increase the level very much and only desructing purple or green items seem to give me much xp. Deconstructing some items gives me 280% inspitration but can not find too many of those. I read that the best way to level up is deconstructing others peoples items is this correct? If so can I get one of mr characters to create itmes and then leave them in the bank for another character to deconstruct? Or does it have to be a totally different player in ESO? Just levelled up to veteran a few days ago and still loving the game.

@dryrain: I'm level 50 blacksmith and the method I used took about a week. I was in AD and always went back to Grahtwood to bank etc and you can steal loads of swords and heavy armour there and then de-construct it. I was finding that doing this 3 for 4 times a play session whilst playing naturally seemed to level me up very quickly. You also end up with LOADS of materials which you can either sell of keep in the bank. I found blacksmithing the quickest to level to 50 and then provisioning.

Ok thanks will give a try. Provisioning I level up really quickly now I am a bit occupied with getting new recipes always buying new ones and making itmes for other people and to sell. The only thing with povisioning is the amount of space it takes up. I always carry it with me because I am always picking new bits up. Found a great place for cheese got about 400 lol

Bag space is half price through the crown store 500 for 10 slots.

@iDangerMouse_: MMOs are great but if you have limited gaming time they are not for you, I learned this the hard way with WoW. For years WoW was the only game I played cause of my limited time, but after having to stop WoW (my computer died) I have been able to discover so many other games both new and ones I missed while playing WoW. I still have limited time but MMOS aren't the easiest to pick up for a few minutes and then put down.

@iDangerMouse_: @Tasuki: Yeah Tasuki is right. I remember when I got hooked on DCUO when I first got PS4... But I'd say it's quite easy to pick up and what I do is play the sh*t out of it for a few days then leave it for a week or two and go back to it. The good thing about this is that there isn't daily tokens etc where you can only do so much, so you can pick it up whenever and play at your own pace.

I have found something which seems unfair depending on how you look at it. If you purchase bag or bank upgrades with real money it then moves you upto the next gold level. For when you next want to upgrade your bag/bank space. So when you would have paid 20k gold for your next upgrade now it is costing you 30k.

So really you want to upgrade your bag space as much as possible using gold at the lower gold prices or you are paying even more for every upgrade in gold after the crown upgrades.