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4/9/2019 3:37:17 PM
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I recently got back into Elder Scrolls Online.
So I was sitting there bored and remembered a discussion I had earlier with with everyone's favorite [i]Cool Handed[/i] guy and decided to give it a try. When I first played it, it felt terrible, In fact I couldn't get through the fighters guild quest because I entered the quest at a low level and then as I continued to level up, the already high leveled enemies also leveled up with me, basically ruining the game for me. The highest I got to back then was just level 18.
But when I went back to it over my spring break, I found that they had fixed the game and I enjoyed myself. I was able to get a free house(which was kinda garbage), an actual house, I finished the Fighters Guild quest, got through most of the main quest and reached level 35 within a week. Overall, I have enjoyed my time and intend to continue to play the game.
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4 Repliesi played until level 67, after that it kinda got boring. all there was to do was new game+ or buy the dlcs. and i wasn't gonna buy every single dlc they released, and i couldn't afford the monthly premium to get all the dlcs. and after playing through the story once i didn't feel like playing through it again but from a different starting area. i tried doing dungeons, but we all know how that goes in those type of games. everyone wants to be dps and tank, nobody wants to be healer. and the restoration staff skill tree wasn't really that effective when i tried to be healer, so i always got blamed when we failed an encounter. it was still a pretty fun game though.
