ESO (Elder Scrolls Online)

[smilodon]

I have to admit that apart from the early days after launch when a lot of dMw players were questing and leveling together I have only played SWTOR as a glorified single player game. I just enjoyed plodding through the eight single player storylines. For just doing that the free model worked Ok for me.

[Sconn]

Yeah, very true. The storylines  in SWTOR are worth playing for

[SithAfrikaan]

I know many of you could care less about MMORPGs but if you like story and you enjoy Elder scrolls lore etc, don't miss out on the deal on steam for ESO's current DLC (but not the upcoming one) Elsweyr

https://store.steampowered.com/app/925100/The_Elder_Scrolls_Online__Elsweyr/

I don't play it very often, but I always make regular returns for the story because it is fantastic, and really, aside from WoW I think it genuinely is one of the best mmorpgs available.
Great time killer for isolation and "working" from home.

[Sneakytiger]

anyone else playing eso lately?

[BrotherTobious]

No mate I am not and not played it

[TheDvEight]

Starting playing it on Xbox and like it, it's replaced fallout 76 which they broke after a recent update

[Twyst]

I've been playing it for a while and re-subbed.
More content than you can shake a stick at!

More importantly, it runs sweetly on the Steam Deck so I can play on the sofa.

[Sneakytiger]

what server u play on twyst?

[Twyst]

There's a server? LOL.

Servers are all megaservers now. Same as SWTOR did back in the day - they share the same hero engine as a base.
Guessing you're on PC/EU so all that matters is either being in a friends list or being in a guild.

If you like casual dungeon runs and raids you'll fit right into Rich Mahogany. I'm not sure we have enough for a dMw guild which is why I'm recommending it.
Send @Twyst in game a friend invite and we'll roll from there.

[Sneakytiger]

ok thx m8