Elder Scrolls Online

[Xavien]

Probably give this one ago, i use to play every single mmo that was released but im getting more fussy these days. Being a long standing player of the series though and from what ive read it looks like its worth playing. I just hope they do better fixing bugs with the online version then they do with their single player versions.

[mizlplix]

I even enjoyed the bugs too!

SKYRIM SPOILER ALERT:

You could go to a town, into the Inn and steal their kettle. Take it to the outside wall, place it in a corner of the wall and jump into it and wind up in between the map motes. You then wandered around and found a large gap in the map and jumped in under the map in fly mode.

By flying around under the buildings, you could steal everything in town in all the buildings and get rich.

Save game/exit. Restart back above ground a rich man.

Too bad it didn't apply in the real world.....

Miz

[Thymos]

The best exploit I remember in Skyrim was putting the bucket over the shopkeepers head, and just ripping everything off right in front of them.

[Y0kenB]

Originally Posted by xenoph

No info on crafting yet.

In the interview very good and detailed interview with Paul Sage (video linked on post on page 3), he touched a bit on crafting.

An extract from this website (Elder Scrolls Online (ESO) Interviews: Paul Sage Talks Beta, Crafting, and Progression - MMORPG.com)

Finally we turned the discussion to crafting. First and foremost, Paul wanted to make sure we all know that crafting will be vitally important not only to the economy, but to the players as a whole. The gear you get from crafting will be just as viable as that which you get from questing, dungeons, and the like. In fact, Paul suggested that the players who are decked out the most will be those who partake in all facets of the game. They want people to be able to play the game how they like, and if that means crafting is their main way to get items, then so be it. If they don't care about crafting, that's fine too. But nevertheless, crafting is going to be a very vibrant and detailed part of the game's overarching economy and it won't be the same-ol' same-ol' crafting we've grown used to in recent MMO offerings. But the key part is that crafters will need adventurers to get the stuff they need, or a crafter can try and get it themselves from different parts of the world. It's an interdependency that means the players will need to work together on some level.

I for one love this idea. I am a dedicated crafter and revel in knowing that the more time I spend on it, the better the gear I'll be able to create.

Also, I'm not one for PVP, but this PVP system actually has me excited about trying it out. So far, I'm impressed with almost every aspect of the design.
Anxiously waiting to be accepted for Beta, or the official launch so that I can finally play an MMO that's worth while playing!

[ohio.medic]

Sound interesting

[xenoph]

But the key part is that crafters will need adventurers to get the stuff they need, or a crafter can try and get it themselves from different parts of the world. It's an interdependency that means the players will need to work together on some level.

So. Like most MMO's.

[Corpeces]

Seems that way. Nothing innovating there.

[ohio.medic]

Interview with the game director. The thing I like the most no punishment for helping somebody in trouble, both of you get full credit for the kill.

'Elder Scrolls Online' interview: The beta, first person and Skyrim - Gaming Interview - Digital Spy

[Corpeces]

Ok I read the interview, it was a very informative. So here is the plan, we take control of much as we can and everyone agrees to crown me Emperor! Mwahahaha.....haha.!

[Thymos]

I've decided on Aldmeri Dominion... Bosmer.