I've played for 4 hours. I've never crashed and my friend Justin only crashed once (at the end of my other video). However, we have gotten soft locked several times. In particular getting the first dragon to spawn took a couple reloads. If you play through Steam shift+tabing while having the Skyrim Together menu opens will also soft lock you. However it's a ton of fun and something I've wanted for a loooong time since the Elder Scrolls Online was announced. Definitely worth picking it up now, just have some patience. Also FYI we're playing on my local server. Pretty sure if you go with the free remote server you get a lower tick rate, which may affect / increase the amount of desyncing. When you set up a local server you can enable "Premium" tick rate under the server.ini file.
@@Dan0Dead0Or0Alive Thank you for answering. I'm considering a "serious" playthrough with a relative some day, who is interested in TES games, but never really got too far into Skyrim yet. I think I'll hold off with that for a few more patches, but I'm glad that at least they managed to get the number of crashes under control by now. And surely, I'll opt for using a local server, and thanks for the tip on the tick rate, I'll remember that.
Release notes of 1.4.1 claim "Significant decrease in crashes". What do you think, can you vouch for that?
I've played for 4 hours. I've never crashed and my friend Justin only crashed once (at the end of my other video). However, we have gotten soft locked several times. In particular getting the first dragon to spawn took a couple reloads. If you play through Steam shift+tabing while having the Skyrim Together menu opens will also soft lock you. However it's a ton of fun and something I've wanted for a loooong time since the Elder Scrolls Online was announced. Definitely worth picking it up now, just have some patience. Also FYI we're playing on my local server. Pretty sure if you go with the free remote server you get a lower tick rate, which may affect / increase the amount of desyncing. When you set up a local server you can enable "Premium" tick rate under the server.ini file.
Also we're avoiding playing with any mods that will effect anything in game. Only HUD mods or direct reskins allowed.
@@Dan0Dead0Or0Alive Thank you for answering. I'm considering a "serious" playthrough with a relative some day, who is interested in TES games, but never really got too far into Skyrim yet. I think I'll hold off with that for a few more patches, but I'm glad that at least they managed to get the number of crashes under control by now. And surely, I'll opt for using a local server, and thanks for the tip on the tick rate, I'll remember that.