Players who skip cutscenes and dialogue will be missing out on the best parts of ESO, as the story is a key part to this game and your overall adventures in Tamriel. ESO features a very deep main story, interesting and lengthy Guild quests and countless side quests that can be completed at your leisure.
The biggest similarity is the heavy focus on story driven content. Weapons and armor also have a familiar feel to them, and the crafting system is just as easy to use as those found in the single player series. Combat will feel familiar, but it now has an MMO twist, limiting the amount of skills you can have access to. It still shares many similar elements found within the single player games, and fans of those will be able to jump in and quickly understand how to play ESO. But ESO Is Still Very Much Elder ScrollsĮlder Scrolls Online, as the name implies, is a vast, multiplayer game set in Tamriel. Becoming a Thane in Skyrim did little to the way you played the game, but becoming the Emperor of Cyrodil? That's another matter entirely. Because of this, you can do more than before. In other words, you aren't the only hero. The mechanics and structure of the game focus on the fact that there are other people in the world with you. Those people are going to be your greatest assets, as some battles are extremely difficult on your own. The story and game itself is much more linear to keep your world in a similar state as the people running around you. As stated already, you won't be making personal choices.
A major difference is the lack of social RPG element.
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