The fourth time I came back to it, something seemed to have clicked. I tried it a third time, with the same outcome. I tried it again, a year later, and encountered much of the same tragic underwhelming experience. I even took to the ESO subreddit to savage the experience and defend my position on it. When it first came out, I wrote a review for the game over on Tom's Hardware. I wonder if anyone else has felt the same.Ĭlick to expand.This is exactly, precisely why I sometimes play ESO. Aside from WoW we have Elder Scrolls, Star Wars, and Final Fantasy represented in the header. It seems easier to stick with an MMO in a universe that existed before it.
There's a lot to do in ESO but its out of sight enough that I don't constantly feel the paralysis-of-choice effect.Įdit: Actually the choice of games in the headline here reinforces a thing I noticed about myself (and maybe others) over the years. I play ESO more lately because it's easy for me to log in a couple times a week, go on a few story quests, and do my usual thieving route. I love how dedicated ArenaNet is to new story content but I really struggle to log in without just feeling overwhelmed by my own inventory, honestly. I've been a Guild Wars (and 2) player since.2007? Yikes, that's a long time. It's a little easier now that other players are just glowing balls. I and a fellow guild member used over 2 hours getting through that bloody puzzle and we had a blast doing it.Ĭlick to expand.Oof! And that was back in the days when other players could block your view in the clocktower. I also enjoyed the majority of the Jumping Puzzles, especially the Mad King clock tower. Or maybe that was what I was hoping would happen. I used to prance around in my abyssal and celestial dye and getting whispers from admirers. The other thing I liked a lot about GW2 was the ability to dye your equipment. So many good times hatching clever (at times) plans to take out the enemy.
I was in a PvP focused guild on the Descolas server and we competed against the top players in WvW. Of all MMO's, I had the most fun with GW2. The PvE is what stopped me from playing more as it was just so bad back in vanilla. SWTOR had a nice mix of storytelling, PvP combat and datacron hunting that I liked a lot, with the exception of the one of Tatooine and that other incredible slow one I forgot the location of. My crowning achievements were getting the Mastercraft Kalu'ak Fishing rod, ancient sea turtle and killing the Lich King on 25HC. I picked up WoW again when BC released and played through WOLTK. Vanilla WoW because it was some of the earliest MMOs I played, next to EQ2 and DAOC and it gave me hours of fun exploring the first 30 levels of the game. Of those you mentioned, Vanilla WoW and SWTOR are my favorites.
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