Yeah, definitely. ESO is much, much more of a traditional MMO. I don't think the two games are comparable at all, really, aside from both being multiplayer spin-offs based on Bethesda franchises.
Oh wow I failed...looks like I've been playing it off my external. Going to try and move it to internal and see if that helps some haha
Yeah give it a shot; I'm rarely waiting more than a handful of seconds.. it's glorious.
I have the game installed to an nvme drive and the game, at minimum, takes like two whole minutes to load the character select screen.
Yup, the game is pretty easy to leap right into, you can hop right to any new expansion area or zone for the most part, and level scaling means you can really just go for the content you feel like. Plus, much of the content is very solo-friendly so you can just roam and do things as you like.
It includes Morrowind.
Nice, I tried it when I got a One X and for some reason it had no sound. Will try on XsX!
As a hoarder this might hurt this game for me. I shall look up videos on how bad it gets.
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Really hate it. I know where they're coming from and why many MMO follow this modern approach, but it's almost impossible to have a challenge while questing and following the story. I'm also aware that not everyone wants a challenge but having the option in said options would be nice.
For an MMO it's pretty solid. Not on par with e.g. The Secret World but still pretty good. Fully voice acted as well, which is pretty crazy given how much content there is.
The variety of houses will never not amuse me. You can get whats like illegal basement apartment, all the way up to a fairyland castle.
I would be shocked if it doesn't. It is always on steam sales, and individual sales like every other month
Yeah I'm gonna give 76 a try after I play fallout 4. I looked at elder scrolls online and it's definitely not for me. It's too much mmo. I know I'd love the world and stories but probably can't get too invested. I'd rather replay Skyrim or oblivion.
