The Elder Scrolls® Online

i have no idea how to fix this but as of 7/12/2026, this game crashes constantly, each time after only a few minutes of gameplay and none of the online solutions I've found has worked. Utterly unplayable. FIX YOUR GAME. Windows 11 home, 13th gen Intel Core I7, 32g RAM

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除了画面有点跟上不，其他简直是业内良心。

Played since launch. You name it ESO has it. And it gets better every day.

game crashes every 20 minutes to desktop, driver are up do date, files are verified. Otherwise game is good, played it on my old pc years ago and liked it. a bit heavily monetised If i can get the game to run ill update this review to positiv

The game is fine. I just don't think it will exist in a good state since they just fired half of the people that worked on it. Buying this game is a risky investment since Microsoft doesn't think they should invest in the people who keep the game running. Runs well on linux.

I think ESO is genuinely in a stable spot right now; the game has lots of DLC and zones available to strike your fancy for questing and activities, and there's always the ability to integrate and try to enjoy sociability and find your niche. The community is relatively welcoming and you can choose just how much to integrate yourself, should you so choose, as you could rely on companions and find ways to solo a lot of content on your own, besides trials and few other endgame activities. The group finder is easy to use and robust with toggles and preferences to engage in group content without the true reliance on social integration, you could literally group up for one activity and never interact with those people again... or it can also be a good way to find some new friends. The only "complaint" is how integral the subscription service of ESO+ feels to enjoy the game; the craft bag alone is invaluable to keep yourself from having a min-max inventory management throughout your gaming experience. Sure, you could optimize things yourself and really try to find a way to do it, but the game just feels more enjoyable (and accessible) relying on the subscription service as not only do you get the craft bag, but you get all access to previously released content and a stipend of crowns each month which you can choose to rollover and save for larger purchases. Which, in all honestly, feels pretty worth it to me as I am actively playing the game and I don't feel a need to add crowns to my account beyond the stipend... there are some things you might be hit with FOMO over, and there's always other currencies you could use for most things, but really you don't NEED anything, they have some tantalizing offers of assistants (which, I have collected over time) but really you can always port back to a home base and take a few minutes to clear out your inventory yourself, it's not a need. Just about prioritization and what kind of gamer you are; if you like to whale money you can definitely do that here, or you can play conservatively and find ways around most things to save your IRL coin. I genuinely do recommend it if you're looking for a more casual MMORPG that lets you jump in as frequently as you'd like without penalty, especially as they've pivoted towards seasonal content with tomes instead of incentivizing daily logins, you get more flexibility with your free time than you'd have in other games. Limited time events are very forgiving with their requirements of completion, in my opinion, so you never feel like it's predatory. All in all, after 1000+ hours on PC (and a few hundred on XBOX back in the day), I give ESO a tentative approval so long as things maintain their relaxed feel and the devs continue to listen and implement changes to benefit the community to keep it alive.