The Elder Scrolls Online

At first glance, it's a pretty interesting MMO, but if you plan to play past the endgame, forget it.

The leveling system is vertical, so there's no point in constantly leveling and completing dungeons, unless you're weird and need "achievements." PvE in the game is average. There are some good dungeons, but there's no point in going through them, because you don't need the gear you get from them for free. The story is good in places, but the stuff they've been releasing lately is complete garbage. I only played for Aspirations or the Battle Pass. Once I completed all the quests, I gave up, even though I read the story. It's stuffy, boring, and simple, and the quests are completely unimplemented. Well, if the developer's idea of ​​a "quest" is walking up and pressing the diamond, then ever… Read full

I have been familiar with the series of scrolls for a very long time, since the first game. Here’s another story, I knew about the game from the moment it came out when it was paid with a subscription, but I started playing it somewhere at the end of 2020 and it really sucked me in. There are so many quests and locations in it that you simply can’t count them, the coolest and most responsive community I’ve ever seen.

For example, I had a hitch with one quest, I couldn’t complete it, I asked for help and dudes with ranks 10 times higher than mine helped me, they helped me and ran away about their business

The best MMORPG I've ever seen, the battles here are just wonderful, the world is huge. Perfect. The graphics, of course, cannot be said to be ultra-modern, since the engine is old.

An excellent representative of the MMORPG genre, I tried to start alone during the days of Elsweyr, but it was not so interesting, however, as soon as a couple of people joined me, the game changed significantly. This is why I recommend starting to play with someone, otherwise there is a chance of abandoning the game. There are many activities, such as world bosses in some regions and clearing waves of enemies in others, but this is not so easy to do alone, but the game has a large online presence and it is easy to find people for various events. The graphics are not at the level of modern AAA products, but at a fairly high level.

I played, I play and I will continue to play. If someone came to the lore of Scrolls, then he should come here. Fifteen thousand hours in the game. Cons: 14-year-old graphics and lack of Russian voice acting. The advantages are the abundance and variety of quests, but those who come from emoticons will skip them, skip all the lore content and run headlong to swing and get the next wunderwaffle for the build, recommended by the next streamer. I don't play like that.