100+ hours

What I like MORE about ESO is the skill system, equipment system, crafting system and that its online so I can play with my friends.
Only thing I can notice between skyrim and ESO is that the quests / dungeons are a bit "weaker" but they will probably change that.
And with weaker I mean that I've done quests where I had to kill 2 units and talk to someone, while in skyrim you have to clear dungeons with dozens of enemies...

This post was edited by Struyk on Feb 8 2014 05:17pm

My impressions of the game so far.

Absolutely amazing first time logging in (music and character creation). First logging in to play was a bit meh, didn't really grab me. Was playing through ~level 4 when the game started to get exciting and I thought I would really play this game at release. ~level 6 I got to the first big town where you can craft then for the quest you have to talk to literally 100 npcs in a row running to different locations in the town and it wasn't even for a tutorial on crafting all of it was for a quest. 0 cinematics 100% boring and my mind is changed about buying ESO and paying a monthly subscription. It's sad because I do like the overall mechanics of game. It is almost identical to the system of DC UO which I highly like and think all games should be like. If the quests had cinematics I would be able to get through all the content but without it, it is bland and I am not running to 100 npcs in a row to move on. There wasn't even any combat in between them or anything.

I will play it until I hit 10 to make my final decision.

You should play release to make your final dicision lol... This is a BETA

umm what?

The game is good but it is indeed a bit lacking. Also the price for the game is really high and you have to pay to unlock a new race and get some "boosting" wich i really think is retarded.

Will i get it? Maybe. Will i stay with it for long?.. That is another question

I will try it, and if its really bad I will just ask for refund haha