re: Elder Scrolls Online is the shite

Also, when farming a house, you get stuff that is 100% useless in the game, and does nothing to help you, ur house, nothing. Just crap.

there is no doubt, that craiglorn has had the most soul gems used on it's lands.

it's a freakin cluster.

I'm free wheeling at level 21, and everything is 10x tougher than any other lands. i tried the areas with the red soul gem in middle 2 times. Instant death.

No wonder they call 70% of the land group areas. yikes, trying to farm some guts for fishing by the Dwarven ruin, rkhardark. luckily, this areas has just goblins and a few ogres. Obviously there is a quest here, because i see dead daedra, and the fools are eating their eggs.

I'm on Eu Server on xbone. no one was on NA server, and EU server is 10x better. I spent many hours on it before going to NA.

So i just learned you can train up mount speed at stablemasters and other stuff at workbenches

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So i just learned you can train up mount speed at stablemasters and other stuff at workbenches

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make sure to research all magical weapons and armor, and destruct them also.

researching opens up special effects you can put on armor(added armor,less stamina,etc)

destruction gives you back stuff and the stones you can use for those effects.

make sure to put some points in the last 3 dealios in woodworking,blacksmithing,etc

it's a learning process for crafting, i had to watch a video, because i couldnt figure out how to craft using the stones that advance ur armor/weapons to next level. I had none of the stones and couldnt figure out why i couldnt improve anything.

I'll get it to you. Then you'll have my info for any time you need help and I'm on. I'm currently running my new Warden named Aulds. My son plays with one named Joe Christian, a DK. Be aware of him, he's 8 and a madman tank, completely fearless lol. I'm constantly cleaning his inventory for him

Sorcerer is probably easiest. Warden is pretty easy as well if you get Morrowind later

new92

if ur going to try the game out, better off just doing the monthly eso subscription.

then you get all the DLC with it, and a lot of bonuses with it(exp boosts, etc). You dont get morrowind, its an expansion pack, not dlc(lol).

this way u decide u dont like it, u can stop the monthly subscription, and not worry about paying 30ish for morrowind dlc.

Seeek, those red crystal areas you are referring to are open world bosses lol, they are pretty tough. I'm about to hit lvl 500 and they can be a bitch to solo unless you have a good build/gear. Craglorn is pretty much all meant to be group content. At higher levels you can solo almost all of it, however.

As far as gear research goes, the way it works for crafting, certain sets require that you have a certain number of traits researched to be able to craft it. For instance, some sets require you to have only a couple traits researched, some require 9 (9 is the max amount of traits in the game). Your first traits will only take a day to research, then you can do the next. As you research more, the time to complete it increases. The 9th trait alone takes a full month to complete, so start doing research on every item as soon as you can. Focus on the pieces that you know you will need. At first you can only research one piece of each armor/weapon type at a time. Putting skill points into each crafting line will allow you to do up to 3 at a time. This is not really necessary unless you want to be a crafter; any crafted item can be traded, so you can just have someone make it for you if you would rather put your skill points elsewhere. Just be prepared to pay someone to make it.

Same thing with mount upgrades. You can increase your mount speed by 60%, +60 bag space, and 60% mount stamina, but you can only put a single point into any given stat per day. Max out speed first, then bag space, then stamina. All stamina does is reduce the chance that you get dismounted by being hit by an enemy.

As for a good leveling class, they are all doable solo. I am a bit biased as I main a magicka templar. As a Templar your main DPS skill is also a massive self heal, in addition to damage shields, AoE damage that also heals/cleanses, and AoE damage reduction. On top of that insane survivability you can also do a shite ton of damage. Templars also have the best execute ability in the game, by far....the Jesus Beam. Such a fun class to play. If you aren't interested in being a pure DPS, Templars are also the best healers in the game if you spec into it, while still being able to pump out some decent DPS.