Elder Scrolls online is doing something different when it comes to max character levels and game expansion. If you’ve planning on picking up an ESO leveling guide, you’ll want to pick your faction first, because like in so many other things, this MMO is different from the rest of the pack.
Max Leveling? Not Exactly
In most MMOs, when you finish all the quests, max out all the achievements and hit the max possible level there isn’t much left to do. You could go to the other sections of the world and play the other factions quests—if you don’t mind playing level 1 quests with a level 60 character and if you don’t mind the fact that you’ve probably already played those quests on your alt. You could run the same dozen raids over and over again until you’ve set game records for all of them. You could spend hours maxing out your gear. But seriously, once you’ve hit the max level, in most MMOs you’re done.
ESO is doing something different. Except for PVP areas, each faction has its own, complete world to run around in. Say you decide to be part of the Ebonheart Pact. You’ve run every quest, gotten every achievement in the Ebonheart section of the world, and aren’t really into PvP. You’ve picked through your ESO leveling guide for every secret and hidden trick in the book. Finally, you decide to venture into the south and see what is going on in the Aldmeri Dominion. But when you get there, you don’t see any Aldmeri running around. You also don’t see a bunch of low level quests to waste your time with. Instead, you find a bunch of new quests, suited to the badass character you’ve built through long hours of game time. These new quests are unique, available specifically to Ebonhearts who go questing in the Dominion. If you go to the lands of the Daggerfall Covenant you’ll find more high level quests there.
Basically, ESO has tripled the game play available by adding these extra quests. And there’s a bit more to it as well. See, if you play a character from the Daggerfall Covenant, when you max level you’ll also find new quests in the regions of the other factions. New and different quests that your Ebonheart character never saw.
Altogether, nearly 100 hours of extra game play has been added for each faction, and to play it all you need to create and level up a character from all the factions.
Still Picking Up that ESO Leveling Guide?
Unlike other MMOs, what faction you play is a big deal when you are looking at an ESO guide, because you want to be sure the leveling guide you are getting has good coverage of the higher, extra quests that you can find in the other factions. While no one has proposed faction-specific ESO leveling guides yet, don’t be surprised if you see them in the future, with all the secret tips and tricks for getting the most out of these stupendous bonus areas
Max Leveling? Not Exactly
In most MMOs, when you finish all the quests, max out all the achievements and hit the max possible level there isn’t much left to do. You could go to the other sections of the world and play the other factions quests—if you don’t mind playing level 1 quests with a level 60 character and if you don’t mind the fact that you’ve probably already played those quests on your alt. You could run the same dozen raids over and over again until you’ve set game records for all of them. You could spend hours maxing out your gear. But seriously, once you’ve hit the max level, in most MMOs you’re done.
ESO is doing something different. Except for PVP areas, each faction has its own, complete world to run around in. Say you decide to be part of the Ebonheart Pact. You’ve run every quest, gotten every achievement in the Ebonheart section of the world, and aren’t really into PvP. You’ve picked through your ESO leveling guide for every secret and hidden trick in the book. Finally, you decide to venture into the south and see what is going on in the Aldmeri Dominion. But when you get there, you don’t see any Aldmeri running around. You also don’t see a bunch of low level quests to waste your time with. Instead, you find a bunch of new quests, suited to the badass character you’ve built through long hours of game time. These new quests are unique, available specifically to Ebonhearts who go questing in the Dominion. If you go to the lands of the Daggerfall Covenant you’ll find more high level quests there.
Basically, ESO has tripled the game play available by adding these extra quests. And there’s a bit more to it as well. See, if you play a character from the Daggerfall Covenant, when you max level you’ll also find new quests in the regions of the other factions. New and different quests that your Ebonheart character never saw.
Altogether, nearly 100 hours of extra game play has been added for each faction, and to play it all you need to create and level up a character from all the factions.
Still Picking Up that ESO Leveling Guide?
Unlike other MMOs, what faction you play is a big deal when you are looking at an ESO guide, because you want to be sure the leveling guide you are getting has good coverage of the higher, extra quests that you can find in the other factions. While no one has proposed faction-specific ESO leveling guides yet, don’t be surprised if you see them in the future, with all the secret tips and tricks for getting the most out of these stupendous bonus areas
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