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This is a really great game

It has a lot of quests, some are fillers that add to the world, some of them are really well written, and some go deep into the lore of the elder scrolls (like the clockwork city ones). Both PVE and PVP are really good and require you to get your spell rotations right, and also the main way to progress on gear. There are a lot of materials and crafting related resources, great way to min-max your gear and to level up champion levels, which then helps on the overall power progression.

For PC there are a lot of useful addons that introduce QoL changes, like icons on the minimap for already visited resource nodes, a complete list for motif style parts you have already unlocked, or the same for crafting traits.

And it has a gigantic world, it just feels alive, it's a joy to wander around and explore, you can really spend hours just walking, discovering waypoints, seeing the bosses, moving to different portions of the continent, its akin to playing Skyrim for the first time, but on a bigger scale.

There is a LOT to do on this game, thousands of hours of enjoyable content, but only if you have the crafting bag, which comes with ESO+, the monthly subscription. Otherwise, it's a chore.

Everything you do, doing a dungeon, wandering to collect resources, getting a quest that involves moving to a place with lootables, even exploring a place that you can steal from, everything pollutes your inventory. Every activity forces you to do a mini-game of inventory rearrangement. It gets old, really fast. Its even worse if you want to do the crafting dailies/writs, you have to commit to premaking lots of objects, discarding all non-necessary items and deciding to do one or two types of crafting.

This does not happen with the subscription, with ESO+ you get the crafting bag, which is essentially infinite storage for materials, accessible on all crafting stations. You can play for hours before needing to drop by the storage, instead of once every 10 minutes. It is a game changer, by design. You get your inventory polluted by design so you have to buy the subscription in order to make progress at a steady pace.

TL DR: great game, amazing exploration, can't recommend it because inventory management is borderline prohibitive without the monthly subscription, which means that without it your character progression becomes slow.