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A quite enjoyable game, but the progression for new players feels bad. Being kicked out of dungeons, just because your level isnt high enoughA quite enjoyable game, but the progression for new players feels bad. Being kicked out of dungeons, just because your level isnt high enough in the eyes of some players is plain bad behaviour - which doesnt get punished. As a new player this really takes a lot of fun out of the game. The amount of content and the quests are good (the voiceacting is great) but the amount of bugs (many of them related to quests and breaking them) is terrible. In the bugged out state with its "elitist" community elder scrolls online is a game not worth to be played. EDIT: Well after a few days more of punishing myself to play the game i can say, that the game has the poorest balancing I have seen in any mmo up to this date. Really just keep your fingers away from it. If you planed on getting a subscription better pay for FF14 or WoW - you will get far more quality content for your money.

Easily the most visually pleasing expansion yet from Zenimax, who keeps upping their game with every release. The storyline is also one of myEasily the most visually pleasing expansion yet from Zenimax, who keeps upping their game with every release. The storyline is also one of my favorites that the game has to offer, even if dealing with snooty High Elves is hard work.

Summerset wasn't called as expansion like Morrowind, but as a chapter. However it's sold at expansion price but with half the content. The newSummerset wasn't called as expansion like Morrowind, but as a chapter. However it's sold at expansion price but with half the content. The new Zone is buggy at release (as always with Zenimax new releases). Sorry but this isn't worth the money.

Fun content, interesting story line, nice addition to their skill tree. They considered everything from questing to crafting. The zone looksFun content, interesting story line, nice addition to their skill tree. They considered everything from questing to crafting. The zone looks great and is fun to play around in.

As a preface, I've been playing ESO since beta and am a massive, massive fan of the game and have been along championing it as it just goesAs a preface, I've been playing ESO since beta and am a massive, massive fan of the game and have been along championing it as it just goes from great to great. I love seeing the game constantly improve on itself.But that said, Summerset isn't an improvement. It's a step back. Where Morrowind blew me out of the water with its immersive experience, dynamic and highly rewarding quests, and fresh setting, Summerset was just, well, more vanilla content.None of the side quests were lengthy, dynamic, and rewarding like essentially joining the morag tong was. ESO is playing it safe, and tried nothing new with Summerset. It was rumoured they would introduce necromancy, which they could have easily done in addition to the psijic order - but why work harder than they need to?Everything about it just felt like a missed opportunity to me. Nothing in the entire expansion wowed me and the rewards to the player in skills, items, and cosmetics were all incredibly underwhelming. And perhaps they thought this was acceptable because they introduced crafting among other things, but... Really? That could've been for free in the base game.Finally one of the worst elements towards this hugely poorly created expansion was the boring, grinding way in which you advance through the Psijic order. It's so boring that the skills to me are not even worth the effort of mindlessly droning about Tamriel closing rifts.In conclusion, I'm nothing short of shocked that they thought it was an acceptable or exciting release and even more shocked that they thought it was acceptable to charge the same price as Morrowind on what felt like a step back from Morrowind, rather than the step forward I was hoping for.

The Elder Scrolls Online: Summerset is a good add-on, with a new realm, main quest and characters, but still not up to the Morrowind standard.

Summerset is a great second chapter for Elder Scrolls Online (ESO), allowing players to explore, challenge themselves with new and dangerous enemies, and learn about the Psijic Order that had disappeared over 300 years earlier.

The Elder Scrolls Online will never feel like a proper Elder Scrolls game for many people who flock to it, but while we wait for whatever comes after Skyrim, it’s a damn fine way of passing the time.

The generically beautiful Summerset is on the smaller side in terms of overall new additions to The Elder Scrolls Online, but even after completing the majority of the side quests and all of the main storyline I feel compelled to go back.

Elder Scrolls Online: Summerset is an exciting new chapter for the MMO. It offers an engaging narrative that kept this progression driven gamer distracted which is saying a lot. Although the expansion didn’t offer a new class we were introduced to a pretty fun new skill tree and despite the grind to unlock it, it offers some great new approaches to combat. With a beautiful new zone, intriguing story and only a few minor grievances, I highly recommend picking up Summerset.

This blew me away, was not expecting the game to have come so far since release. The new chapter adds a lot more and 100% would recommend. SodThis blew me away, was not expecting the game to have come so far since release. The new chapter adds a lot more and 100% would recommend. Sod waiting for the next TES chapter when this exists now.

When Morrowind was released last year, it was what I’d call Peak ESO. Now that Summerset is here, it’s raised that bar even more. Where Zenimax takes the game next is anyone’s guess, but I know I’ll be there to find out.

Summerset has a tough challenge to follow in the footsteps of Morrowind. But the expansion delivers with an exciting storyline, an interesting new order to join, loads of new content and a beautiful island. We only hoped the island would be bigger.