The Elder Scrolls® Online

Addictive

Очень приятная ММО, в которую очень легко втянуться за счёт понятных механик и подробного обучения, и провести тысячи часов, исследуя этот потрясающий мир. Искренне надеюсь, что сокращения в штате не лишат нас этого шедевра!

o jogo é bom, mas quem mora na america do sul fica muito prejudicado por não ter um servidor com latencia boa, pve é uma maravilha, PVP eu ja não gostei tanto, achei a jogabilidade ruim e os sistemas de luta pvp bem sem graça além de que atualmente a comunidade brasileira de ESO praticamente não existe.. vá para albion ou BDO

Enjoying the excitement of a new challenging game, with interesting story, graphics, sound.

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참 재미있는데.. 한글패치만 해줬더라면..

its fine

By moving away from the long standing elder scrolls musical motif, the new season trailer perfectly summarizes the new content. Like the game or don't like the game, but it doesn't feel much like elder scrolls. The development team just started refreshing the skill lines, but at the current development pace it could take years. Fortunately, there do seem to be some fresh ideas percolating under the surface, but for now the game is a bit of a mess. As far as the new season PvE content goes, it's mostly rewarming older content, and feels like it was rushed out the door. The quests are a bunch of "messenger" missions, (go here, get something, come back), with a very minimal story that seems aimed at sending players to older content (I keep getting sent on quests where I am immediately told "oh, you already did that"). The new Night Watch zone was basically a remix of existing bosses and similar content. Given the new direction, it's possible the developers will save PvP, but the current PvP balance is hopelessly bad, and has had a huge drop in population (there use to be several high population campaigns, now there are two small campaigns. The "ability balanced" campaign (Vengeance) can potentially be huge (almost 1000 simultaneous players), but it usually has a small population on one faction, and almost nothing on the other two. When the population is high enough, it's brilliant, with huge chaotic battles the ebb and flow. The game play is reactive, and skill based, but the skill floor and ceiling are close enough together so even new players aren't "stomped" (skill matters, but it's still a fight). Unfortunately, Vengeance needs a lot of players in each of three factions or the play is very unbalanced and when the population is unbalanced (as it normally is), the game play becomes one sided and campaign collapses. The free form campaign (Grey Host) has had the population cap lowered to silly levels because it can't support all of the complicated armor mechanics (and it often isn't full). It's been reduced to a a boring "your armor plays the game for you" meta. Plus, with most of the necessary armor is locked behind pay walls, so Grey Host has become pay to win. (I played it for years, but have lost interest since I can watch players from a distance and know what's going to happen based on how their armor behaves). (There is a third "BlackReach" campaign, but I've never seen it anything other than dead).