I don't get the negativity surrounding this game (other than a few issues that people have been having). The game is an absolute blast, and it's the BEST MMO I've ever played in my life. Hell, might even be the best Elder Scrolls game I've ever played.

Just the base game ITSELF (which often goes for like $10) gets you around 600 hours of PvE content and that's if you only do quests and PvE events such as delves or world bosses. If you get into dungeons and trials that's probably another 200-500 hours right there depending on how much you like it. If you get into crafting, you're probably looking at another 500 hours (seriously, it's insane).

If you get into PvP that's a whole other story, you can probably spend thousands of hours on PvP. The main PvP mode in this game essentially drops you into an entire continent with hundreds of other players that's filled with forts, villages, elder scrolls, and towns controlled by each faction. Think of Skyrim but every town and fort and village are capture points for the multiplayer mode. That's how big this mode is.

And all of this is without DLC.

Seriously, if you're a fan of Elder Scrolls or MMOs or even questing in RPGs, you need to play this game. I've never seen a game more packed with content than ESO.

I don't get the negativity surrounding this game (other than a few issues that people have been having). The game is an absolute blast, and it's the BEST MMO I've ever played in my life. Hell, might even be the best Elder Scrolls game I've ever played. Just the base game ITSELF (which often goes for like $10) gets you around 600 hours of PvE content and that's if you only do quests and PvE events such as delves or world bosses. If you get into dungeons and trials that's probably another 200-500 hours right there depending on how much you like it. If you get into crafting, you're probably looking at another 500 hours (seriously, it's insane). If you get into PvP that's a whole other story, you can probably spend thousands of hours on PvP. The main PvP mode in this game essentially drops you into an entire continent with hundreds of other players that's filled with forts, villages, elder scrolls, and towns controlled by each faction. Think of Skyrim but every town and fort and village are capture points for the multiplayer mode. That's how big this mode is. And all of this is without DLC. Seriously, if you're a fan of Elder Scrolls or MMOs or even questing in RPGs, you need to play this game. I've never seen a game more packed with content than ESO.