Don't know. I've played them all and nothing ever really felt right playing. Right now, I'm trying to build a Nord frost mage (which I've played in every TES game) but it's not going well. Summoning animals and insects as a frost mage does not feel nor play right to me.
I think role playing the class is the best way. Make a story around your character, where he comes from and etc. Pick a race to go with the story as well, and design your skills and gear around that theme.. It's far more fun than to copy some "meta" build.
@@TheLegendaryBeta Not if you're doing score pushing in vet trials, but for dungeons, overland, normal trials etc I never noticed any problems doing this. Effectiveness comes for the most part from the player anyway, not the race, class or gear.
I completely agree and I most differently don't go the meta Like right now I play a heavy armor healer which can be a tank when needed and when switching to dps even tho I am magic base I like to go Great Sword. And even tho I actually have not made a profile about the charter I do like to make it like the Death knight idea on wow so I look at it as I was hurt and near dead in battle as a Paladin but twisted for a bit into a dark warrior and not after wining my freedom I am fighting for good even tho I may be using some less savory abilities.
I love the intro "picking a class in any game has got to be the one of the most difficult decisions". ESO really needs the option to do the combat tutorial for every class / weapon combination before picking all those character creation sliders (assuming it doesn't want to allow players to change class whenever the player wants). Thanks for the video!
I’m a casual player, only play solo as well. Out of all my characters the easiest for me has been my mag ice warden. It’s the only character that allowed me so solo dungeons pretty easily. The amount of healing makes it almost impossible to die.
Brah! I want to learn to tank but no one has a first time tank tutorial. Would love a video showing how to go from dps to tank/healer. No idea how to start learning to tank. Help me Brah, your my only hope!
Id recommend tank club or Xynode, he got a lot of content showing him tank stuff. He answers questions and that too so he can point you in the right direction
I used to play wow for about 3 years. About 4 months before I stopped, I started playing a resto Druid and I had an absolute blast healing. Back in 2016, I jumped into ESO with my nightblade. I didn’t think NB was all that fun, tho. About a week ago, I got an itch to play a game where I can heal. Then I downloaded Eso and started a Templar. A week and a half now, and I’m CP 250 and having an absolute BLAST healing for my parties in PVE. I haven’t had this much fun in an MMO in a loooooong time!
I thought so too. I played a dps Templar in the past, but not a resto. However, I just started a resto Templar, and omg it’s sooooo much fun. I never knew I’d love healing as much as I do.
I have nine characters, one of each race (not imperial). I have three support characters. One PvE tank, one PvE healer, and one PvP healer. Six DPS: three of them magica and three stamina. Three characters for each of the alliances. Five of the 9 are leveled up, and each xp bonus event I level a new one. My stamblade is coming up nicely this event. They have their own styles and personalities.
@@stephenwatson2806 ESO is a game where you can obsess over small details. I love the feeling of being optimal. I don't want to miss out on things, so I do what I can to not limit anything. I am 1050 cp without really trying to level. I don't get how people can only play a couple of characters.
@@nacari0 I'm talking about collective time. As when you have gotten the character leveled up, gotten good equipment, and done enough challenges, to continue only playing that one character. When you have done that won't you go on to another one?
If you are a person who just likes playing different things based on the content.. A suggestion I have is create 1 character of every class, level it to 50/CP level, use the armory system to try out the roles you prefer on those characters.
I would really like to see a full playthrough from character level 1 to cp160. Specifically I would like to see these things: When to focus on specific skill lines and how to gain exp for them. When/where/how to grind exp from questing/dailies/generel grinding. When and where to get specific gear sets. Should the focus be on the main quest or side quests Is it even important to wear complete sets while leveling or is it better to just wear the gear that you find while leveling and only care about complete sets after reaching cp160? I know that some of this depends on the class you are playing but I would like some generel guidelines as I think this game is very complex and not at all beginner friendly.
I always just make one of each class when a game offers multiple classes. Also yes, Templar Tank is A BLAST. My favorite Tank honestly, as Templars can dish damage while tanking and send off super heals at the same time
I was very happy with my first class suggestion by my friends when I started ESO as a DK. For one I love the tank role and they said DKs were really good tanks. Overall down the line DK checked all the boxes in what I like though. Shrugging off damage, being up and personal and unrelenting and sticking to enemies like an annoying mosquito they can't shake off and being absolutely NOT subtle (which is definitely also why the Lance is my favorite weapon in Monster Hunter). I also like really fast paced playstyles but that's not class-restrictive...and I also like fire so, yeah. I did try and have at least 1 toon of each class to experience all of them extensively. I am in the CP lvls with one of each since recently with necromancer being my latest. I can say personally from experience I now know at least what I like or don't like playing. Dragonknights and Wardens are definitely my 2 favorite classes by far while nightblades and templars are my 2 least favorite. Only things I'm really missing and hope to see properly introduced one day are barehanded and one-handed weapon skill lines. That would be great.
Bruh I just went in blind with no knowledge of this game ever existing and now I'm thriving all by myself and now I'm level 40 I'm just adapting as I go through each region man
You'll figure it out! And eventually be in a guild where higher ups can help guide you further/ join you in grinding your gear sets. :) That wont be til the max gear lvl though, keep it up!
@@thefunkydunks2717 well I've already went into a high level areas cause of a chest trap and holy crap man I've made a ton of runes now and I'm only level 45 now as a Vagabond.
First choice was a DK but after 30 hours of mediocre gameplay I was in a public dungeon making my way through slowly when a blazing Templar comes flying through and deletes everything, after having a small convo with them I changed to magplar and never looked back 1400 cp later 😄
I was playing the game for years but never really could get super into it so I would always leave after a few weeks, then come back again and then leave. That is until I actually decided to try the Warden class ... Loved it. Been playing almost non-stop ever since.
My first char was a necro I got all the way to 35 before getting bored and deciding to try magblade...no regrets so far at CP200. Eventually, I will go back and try necro again as tank but I find dps as a nightblade so much fun for some reason (even though getting down the rotation is a bit tricky). I also enjoy the class fantasy of being an assasin / thief.
Thank you for the great content you provide for new players such as myself. I recently came into this game after trying to find something new and different with a lot of content. I must admit that there is SO MUCH content that I find myself confused a lot. However, thanks to your wonderful well written (spoken) guides I have figured out a lot. I have not made it passed lvl 25 yet though. I would like to ask though, what would be a good mouse to use in this game. I know this maybe weird but hitting keys on the key board seems like it takes away from me staying out of the bad stuff on the ground. What mouse do you use? Thank you again and look forward to more videos!
When I started I picked tank because in games like mmo games I love being right up in the battle with out worrying about dying so I find tank my favourite class
Thanks for this video! I started with a Templar but I was between that one and Dragonknight, I think I'll probably have more fun with the Dragonknight because I never was that much into heal, I think I'd prefer a traditional tank or dps, so I'll go with that.
I been trying to figure out if I want my dark elf as a magic user or duel blades. been playing for a week and I'm cp127 seems so different then bdo with the leveling.
When I first played eso i was a dragonknight it was fun at first and being a werewolf did help but I got bored with that fast then I tried out the templar another cool class but it still wasn't satisfying then the skyrim update came and reworked the vampires skill line and I've been playing as a vampire darkelf nightblade every since something about being able to be stealth but also run mixed with the blade of woe and the feeding skill is just so much fun its addicting I can't even try the other classes now they just aren't the same😅
Hey Adam great video!!! I did have a question though, I started ESO last year as a magsorc and it's not that I don't still like the class it just sort of turned me off that i still can't do much dps on it while following a build. I switched to magden as my main and while I still can't hit great dps with it I'm sticking with it I don't know if it's because I live to rp an ice mage or what it is but it's almost like I got bored of my magsorc. Wardens for me are bottom of the pack when it comes to what I like doing most to which is solo (imo of course). Should i go back to sorc. What do you guys think. I particularly like crystal frags as my spammable on sorc better than screaming cliff racer on warden. Thx
I was like you, practice your rotation every change you get Barbed trap, unstable wall, deadric prey, 6 frags, prey, violtile fam, switch to back bar - unstable wall , degeneration, switch back to front and repeat with light attack between those gives me 70k dps with correcr gear of bahsei kinras kilt and slime all purple dont give up on sorc its amazing.
Don’t forget that light attack weaving after every skill is part of your rotation and massively increases your Dps. Also, you’ll get more Dps as you get more champion points. CP plays a big role in Dps. It just takes time. You’ll get there eventually.
Honestly, I don't care about the "theme" I usually care about how a class flows, how well it works, and so forth. So usually there is only one tip that makes sense: try them out. For me the one class NOT working at all was nightblade, it felt clunky and unfun. Necro is meh. All others work well.
Even tho I started out with the Warden then to the Night Blade once I was able to get the necromancer and play it I now have a real hard time trying to even play for a bit any of the other classes lol.
Even after a few years of playing ESO I'm still trying to find the right class for me as I started off with Templar but the skills were a bit overwhelming for me, tried necromancer next and not a fan of most of his skills so opted for the flaming skulls and either fighter's guild crossbow skill or weapon based one but don't feel like I'm packing a lot of punch even with specifically focusing on damage output, recently tried out nightblade but I have a feeling that class is more melee based and I prefer to be a ranged dps and warden was pretty fun but not a fan of having to constantly summon stuff to keep my damage output flowing so kind of at a loss and need some advice I think, I do like ESO it's just the class choosing is rough. Basically I want a class that can somewhat tank and dish out a decent amount of damage from a distance and is wacky but fun I guess?
I picked Dragonknight on my first day 5+ years ago and never looked back. I'm a beefy boi who can light people on fire. But I do want to be tankier for group content. Anyone know where a guy can get a good sword and shield?
I have 200 cp on my warden and I regret that I chose this class so much. I tried every role, but it was always boring or I felt like this class is lacking something. So far the story and the quests kept me playing, but the gameplay that I'm not enjoying is bothering me. And starting all over is soo bad.
My main is a stamblade and it's definitely a advanced class. Absolute beginners wouldn't know the grim focus and spectral arrow mechanics and also the best heal vigor comes from the alliance war tree. Night blades are also squishy so new players try to go the stealth, snipe route which works in overland but gets laughed at in dungeons. It's good for starting out in pvp though admittedly.
The first I leveled is a stamblade (and I literally have everything at this stage and multiple of them). Yes it can be easy to play unless you want to play at higher levels. At that stage it becomes much more advanced. The easiest to play is stamplar by a long shot (magplar would be second easiest but again to play more advanced it is much harder).
What would be a good class for a vampire. I really want try out a vamp but not sure what would be a good class and race. Maybe u could do a video on a vampire character
Usually it's used for undeath passive and mist in pvp to be tankier - best choices manaplar, magcro, magdk, magden. Also works for pvp night blades, especially gankers cause strike from shadows passive and sneak speed. As for pve, I have manablade build with vamp blood for blood, works fine. It was nice until zos fixed mist form for pve, now it doesn't reduce dmg from mobs sadly. As for classes choose urself if u go go stam or mag. Vamp makes ur sustain harder, so I recommend go breton or imperial(from pvp perspective) if u struggle with sustain. However it's not a big deal, just choose race fitting to ur build more - mana, stam, tankiness.
Basically every class is the same and has abt 10 abilities. They all play the exact same. Elder Scrubs. You know what my favorite part about EQ is? Scrubs hate it
Is this video made for solo or group play? I almost ever wanna play solo, so which class would you choose? I really like the theme of a nightblade but I’m concerned it’ll be too hard for beginners.
The nightblade is definitely harder than Templar or Sorcerer, but no class is impossible to play. I started as a nightblade a few weeks ago and now I‘m soloing group dungeons designed for four players with ease - but it took a lot of practice, getting the right gear, rotation etc. It has a steep learning curve but it‘s not impossible. My partner started as a Sorcerer, and I saw him soloing a worldboss on level 20 - and mind you, he had no idea what he was doing, no meta build, no weaving, no perfect rotation, but the two verrryyy useful pets that tank and heal for you. You can solo stuff on lower levels easier with Templar or Sorcerer, Nightblade takes a bit more practice, and good gear, but you can solo as well. It‘s just not that easy on a low level or beginner - but if you know what you are doing, Nightblade is a crazy good class for soloing imo. So yeah, if you don‘t mind the steep learning curve and probably not soloing stuff designed for groups at level 20, go for a Nightblade. It‘s rewarding as fuck, and fully leveled with the right gear you‘ll burn down the enemies solo as well.
CP 160 I mean how long does it take to get to that. If your running solo? I honestly want multiple characters cause I like doing everything in the game. But I don't know if I have time to level that many.
Thanks for this. I have just started the game and just after the fighting tutorial as I have to lead Norianwe Outside I lock picked a room full of Weapons and Armour. Do I just take it all?
Had to stop playing ESO a few months after it released. I'm not sure if they've made major changes to it but it was ridiculously imbalanced. PVE was also far too easy. Temps are nearly unkillable if running resto staff as they can pretty much just stand there tanking then reflect damage back to the attacker. I was a DK using destro/resto staffs and I could solo nearly all content including doing 12 man dungeon runs by myself. Did it take a long time? Yes, but it was doable and I pretty much couldn't die while dealing AOE damage to everything near me. Things like that just shouldn't be possible in a well balanced game.
"whatever class you play could become unmeta in the future" unless you play magicka sorc, ZOS seems to love that spec and as a magblade main im a little jealous
UNTIL THEY FIELD A PURE WARRIOR CLASS... I RUN WITH TEMPLARS, WHETHER STAM OR MAGIC OR HYBRID. I'VE COMPLETED CHARACTERS IN ALL OF THE OTHER CLASSES, BUT...FOR ME...NOTHING FEELS MORE PERSONALLY ATTUNED.
@@kennyayuso6031 I know...everyone says Templar's the easiest class to play...And every time I hear or read that in a game or on a forum , I think to myself, 'the reason it feels easy is because it's a well designed class'.
@@jackvai2681 I see, I dont rlly mind the class being easy to play cuz im more into class skill abd roleplaying when it comes to rpg game lol and I was trying to choose between the two to roleplay smt like Spartan yknow? lol
Thank you for watching! Which Class are you going to try out in 2022?
Necro. I've been putting it off for a while
Don't know. I've played them all and nothing ever really felt right playing. Right now, I'm trying to build a Nord frost mage (which I've played in every TES game) but it's not going well. Summoning animals and insects as a frost mage does not feel nor play right to me.
Dragon knight
@@michaelcampbell1170 then don't use the animal skills, use a frost staff and use destro skills alongside the frost skills from warden.
Bosmer. Which 3 builds would be ideal? I’m a generally stealthy but mostly combat oriented player.
I think role playing the class is the best way. Make a story around your character, where he comes from and etc. Pick a race to go with the story as well, and design your skills and gear around that theme.. It's far more fun than to copy some "meta" build.
But will it do well?
@@TheLegendaryBeta Not if you're doing score pushing in vet trials, but for dungeons, overland, normal trials etc I never noticed any problems doing this. Effectiveness comes for the most part from the player anyway, not the race, class or gear.
@@newworldforward1842 I get what you mean
I completely agree and I most differently don't go the meta Like right now I play a heavy armor healer which can be a tank when needed and when switching to dps even tho I am magic base I like to go Great Sword.
And even tho I actually have not made a profile about the charter I do like to make it like the Death knight idea on wow
so I look at it as I was hurt and near dead in battle as a Paladin but twisted for a bit into a dark warrior and not after wining my freedom I am fighting for good even tho I may be using some less savory abilities.
*Laughs in Backstabbing Thieving Khajiit*
I love the intro "picking a class in any game has got to be the one of the most difficult decisions". ESO really needs the option to do the combat tutorial for every class / weapon combination before picking all those character creation sliders (assuming it doesn't want to allow players to change class whenever the player wants).
Thanks for the video!
I just winged it and now I'm thriving man that's all I did since I went in completely blind with no knowledge of this game
I’m a casual player, only play solo as well.
Out of all my characters the easiest for me has been my mag ice warden.
It’s the only character that allowed me so solo dungeons pretty easily.
The amount of healing makes it almost impossible to die.
Your comment made me buy the warden, lovin it
@@jordank5551
I have a Templar but after a while it gets boring.
Basically a one button mashed.
Brah! I want to learn to tank but no one has a first time tank tutorial. Would love a video showing how to go from dps to tank/healer. No idea how to start learning to tank. Help me Brah, your my only hope!
He has a tanking video he made a while back.
You may get some of those answers at "The Tank Club"
New player here. What helped me is looking at the skills. Look for taunting abilities.
Id recommend tank club or Xynode, he got a lot of content showing him tank stuff. He answers questions and that too so he can point you in the right direction
I'm on Xbox and I'll be willing to teach you. Gamertag is Ratt1ehead. Hit me up if you're on Xbox NA.
I used to play wow for about 3 years. About 4 months before I stopped, I started playing a resto Druid and I had an absolute blast healing.
Back in 2016, I jumped into ESO with my nightblade. I didn’t think NB was all that fun, tho.
About a week ago, I got an itch to play a game where I can heal. Then I downloaded Eso and started a Templar.
A week and a half now, and I’m CP 250 and having an absolute BLAST healing for my parties in PVE.
I haven’t had this much fun in an MMO in a loooooong time!
All six classes are fun, none is perfect for me.
^^^^^^^ same
I thought so too. I played a dps Templar in the past, but not a resto.
However, I just started a resto Templar, and omg it’s sooooo much fun.
I never knew I’d love healing as much as I do.
I have nine characters, one of each race (not imperial).
I have three support characters. One PvE tank, one PvE healer, and one PvP healer.
Six DPS: three of them magica and three stamina.
Three characters for each of the alliances.
Five of the 9 are leveled up, and each xp bonus event I level a new one. My stamblade is coming up nicely this event.
They have their own styles and personalities.
sounds like you love eso!! :)
@@stephenwatson2806 ESO is a game where you can obsess over small details. I love the feeling of being optimal. I don't want to miss out on things, so I do what I can to not limit anything. I am 1050 cp without really trying to level. I don't get how people can only play a couple of characters.
@@Hematoph only have limited time every day so playing 1 is the only possibility here
sounds cool sven! whats your favourite class? mine is templar as he can do all roles :)
@@nacari0 I'm talking about collective time. As when you have gotten the character leveled up, gotten good equipment, and done enough challenges, to continue only playing that one character. When you have done that won't you go on to another one?
If you are a person who just likes playing different things based on the content.. A suggestion I have is create 1 character of every class, level it to 50/CP level, use the armory system to try out the roles you prefer on those characters.
Good tip
Bingo!!
I would really like to see a full playthrough from character level 1 to cp160. Specifically I would like to see these things:
When to focus on specific skill lines and how to gain exp for them.
When/where/how to grind exp from questing/dailies/generel grinding.
When and where to get specific gear sets.
Should the focus be on the main quest or side quests
Is it even important to wear complete sets while leveling or is it better to just wear the gear that you find while leveling and only care about complete sets after reaching cp160?
I know that some of this depends on the class you are playing but I would like some generel guidelines as I think this game is very complex and not at all beginner friendly.
I always just make one of each class when a game offers multiple classes.
Also yes, Templar Tank is A BLAST. My favorite Tank honestly, as Templars can dish damage while tanking and send off super heals at the same time
I was very happy with my first class suggestion by my friends when I started ESO as a DK. For one I love the tank role and they said DKs were really good tanks. Overall down the line DK checked all the boxes in what I like though. Shrugging off damage, being up and personal and unrelenting and sticking to enemies like an annoying mosquito they can't shake off and being absolutely NOT subtle (which is definitely also why the Lance is my favorite weapon in Monster Hunter). I also like really fast paced playstyles but that's not class-restrictive...and I also like fire so, yeah.
I did try and have at least 1 toon of each class to experience all of them extensively. I am in the CP lvls with one of each since recently with necromancer being my latest. I can say personally from experience I now know at least what I like or don't like playing. Dragonknights and Wardens are definitely my 2 favorite classes by far while nightblades and templars are my 2 least favorite.
Only things I'm really missing and hope to see properly introduced one day are barehanded and one-handed weapon skill lines. That would be great.
You're right at begining-choose class u enjoy. For me nightblade #1 and Templar #2. Happy holidays.
I like magicians that can heal. Too bad healing usually goes to the religious zealots and nature hippies >.
What other kind of healing magic exists in fantasy besides holy/nature?
Bruh I just went in blind with no knowledge of this game ever existing and now I'm thriving all by myself and now I'm level 40 I'm just adapting as I go through each region man
You'll figure it out! And eventually be in a guild where higher ups can help guide you further/ join you in grinding your gear sets. :) That wont be til the max gear lvl though, keep it up!
@@thefunkydunks2717 well I've already went into a high level areas cause of a chest trap and holy crap man I've made a ton of runes now and I'm only level 45 now as a Vagabond.
First choice was a DK but after 30 hours of mediocre gameplay I was in a public dungeon making my way through slowly when a blazing Templar comes flying through and deletes everything, after having a small convo with them I changed to magplar and never looked back 1400 cp later 😄
So Templar is better?
I was playing the game for years but never really could get super into it so I would always leave after a few weeks, then come back again and then leave. That is until I actually decided to try the Warden class ... Loved it. Been playing almost non-stop ever since.
My first char was a necro I got all the way to 35 before getting bored and deciding to try magblade...no regrets so far at CP200. Eventually, I will go back and try necro again as tank but I find dps as a nightblade so much fun for some reason (even though getting down the rotation is a bit tricky). I also enjoy the class fantasy of being an assasin / thief.
Thank you for the great content you provide for new players such as myself. I recently came into this game after trying to find something new and different with a lot of content. I must admit that there is SO MUCH content that I find myself confused a lot. However, thanks to your wonderful well written (spoken) guides I have figured out a lot. I have not made it passed lvl 25 yet though. I would like to ask though, what would be a good mouse to use in this game. I know this maybe weird but hitting keys on the key board seems like it takes away from me staying out of the bad stuff on the ground. What mouse do you use? Thank you again and look forward to more videos!
For me i just experiment with builds and see what just hits me, what "hit me" was magcro
Zenimax should pay for your content, it motivates me to play the game, nice work bro
Every class is fun and every class can play any role. Most people only want to play a meta class. I personally want to play all classes.
When I started I picked tank because in games like mmo games I love being right up in the battle with out worrying about dying so I find tank my favourite class
Best part about Eso is you arent stuck ws one class to be a tank. :D A few of em can tank
@@thefunkydunks2717 Same as GW2, there are no roles. Every class can tank/heal/dmg, even a glass cannon mage.
Thanks for this video! I started with a Templar but I was between that one and Dragonknight, I think I'll probably have more fun with the Dragonknight because I never was that much into heal, I think I'd prefer a traditional tank or dps, so I'll go with that.
They are pretty fun, if you haven't made one yet! :). If you like magic, Sorceror is always good/ a strong class. Fun spells :)
lol dude same with me , im struggling DK or Templar lol both are fun but DK have more fun skill than Templar with all those healing skill
I been trying to figure out if I want my dark elf as a magic user or duel blades. been playing for a week and I'm cp127 seems so different then bdo with the leveling.
When I first played eso i was a dragonknight it was fun at first and being a werewolf did help but I got bored with that fast then I tried out the templar another cool class but it still wasn't satisfying then the skyrim update came and reworked the vampires skill line and I've been playing as a vampire darkelf nightblade every since something about being able to be stealth but also run mixed with the blade of woe and the feeding skill is just so much fun its addicting I can't even try the other classes now they just aren't the same😅
Thank you very much for this video! Is there any chance I could be told the addons you're using? The UI looks so good!
All I want is a frost warrior like build with dual axes but warden doesn't work well like this
Hey Adam great video!!! I did have a question though, I started ESO last year as a magsorc and it's not that I don't still like the class it just sort of turned me off that i still can't do much dps on it while following a build. I switched to magden as my main and while I still can't hit great dps with it I'm sticking with it I don't know if it's because I live to rp an ice mage or what it is but it's almost like I got bored of my magsorc. Wardens for me are bottom of the pack when it comes to what I like doing most to which is solo (imo of course). Should i go back to sorc. What do you guys think. I particularly like crystal frags as my spammable on sorc better than screaming cliff racer on warden. Thx
I was like you, practice your rotation every change you get
Barbed trap, unstable wall, deadric prey, 6 frags, prey, violtile fam, switch to back bar - unstable wall , degeneration, switch back to front and repeat with light attack between those gives me 70k dps with correcr gear of bahsei kinras kilt and slime all purple dont give up on sorc its amazing.
Don’t forget that light attack weaving after every skill is part of your rotation and massively increases your Dps. Also, you’ll get more Dps as you get more champion points. CP plays a big role in Dps. It just takes time. You’ll get there eventually.
9 months it took to find my fav class
Class breakdown from Easiest to Most Complex in my opinion:
1. Templar
2. Nightblade
3. Warden
4. Sorcerer
5. Dragonknight
6. Necromancer
Honestly, I don't care about the "theme" I usually care about how a class flows, how well it works, and so forth. So usually there is only one tip that makes sense: try them out. For me the one class NOT working at all was nightblade, it felt clunky and unfun. Necro is meh. All others work well.
I love necro. It's just so fun to me. Couldn't get into Nightblade either though.
Even tho I started out with the Warden then to the Night Blade once I was able to get the necromancer and play it I now have a real hard time trying to even play for a bit any of the other classes lol.
Even after a few years of playing ESO I'm still trying to find the right class for me as I started off with Templar but the skills were a bit overwhelming for me, tried necromancer next and not a fan of most of his skills so opted for the flaming skulls and either fighter's guild crossbow skill or weapon based one but don't feel like I'm packing a lot of punch even with specifically focusing on damage output, recently tried out nightblade but I have a feeling that class is more melee based and I prefer to be a ranged dps and warden was pretty fun but not a fan of having to constantly summon stuff to keep my damage output flowing so kind of at a loss and need some advice I think, I do like ESO it's just the class choosing is rough. Basically I want a class that can somewhat tank and dish out a decent amount of damage from a distance and is wacky but fun I guess?
I like my nightblade, because i love ganking people in pvp😂 + i love the dark brotherhood. Always loved assassins/ninja type gameplay.
I picked Dragonknight on my first day 5+ years ago and never looked back. I'm a beefy boi who can light people on fire. But I do want to be tankier for group content. Anyone know where a guy can get a good sword and shield?
I really like rangers in most mmo's but really didn't like it in ESO, change to rouge and loving it, thank you for the video :D
Playing this before I jump in elder ring
Night blade wood elf is pretty fkn fun
What skill or proc set is that circle of fire with rocks thing in 5:23?
Dragonknight is best suited for dark elves high elves and Breton
I have 200 cp on my warden and I regret that I chose this class so much. I tried every role, but it was always boring or I felt like this class is lacking something. So far the story and the quests kept me playing, but the gameplay that I'm not enjoying is bothering me. And starting all over is soo bad.
Treasure Hunter and Kinras Wrath on my magcro. Treasure Hunter is good as it will free up a skill spot.
Hi how does the back bar helps proc the front bar?, would be a good video for us new players etc
I chuckled when I heard the nightblade was "advanced." I love my NB, but it's probably the easiest class to play.
My main is a stamblade and it's definitely a advanced class. Absolute beginners wouldn't know the grim focus and spectral arrow mechanics and also the best heal vigor comes from the alliance war tree. Night blades are also squishy so new players try to go the stealth, snipe route which works in overland but gets laughed at in dungeons. It's good for starting out in pvp though admittedly.
The first I leveled is a stamblade (and I literally have everything at this stage and multiple of them). Yes it can be easy to play unless you want to play at higher levels. At that stage it becomes much more advanced. The easiest to play is stamplar by a long shot (magplar would be second easiest but again to play more advanced it is much harder).
Yeah dude a stamblade is pretty technical. At least for players new to the class.
havent played in 4 years, and still no new classes? wtf
What would be a good class for a vampire. I really want try out a vamp but not sure what would be a good class and race. Maybe u could do a video on a vampire character
Usually it's used for undeath passive and mist in pvp to be tankier - best choices manaplar, magcro, magdk, magden. Also works for pvp night blades, especially gankers cause strike from shadows passive and sneak speed. As for pve, I have manablade build with vamp blood for blood, works fine. It was nice until zos fixed mist form for pve, now it doesn't reduce dmg from mobs sadly. As for classes choose urself if u go go stam or mag. Vamp makes ur sustain harder, so I recommend go breton or imperial(from pvp perspective) if u struggle with sustain. However it's not a big deal, just choose race fitting to ur build more - mana, stam, tankiness.
Looking to build a spellcaster that handles battlefield control (debuffs, stun, etc.) Any tips?
Basically every class is the same and has abt 10 abilities. They all play the exact same. Elder Scrubs. You know what my favorite part about EQ is? Scrubs hate it
Is this video made for solo or group play? I almost ever wanna play solo, so which class would you choose? I really like the theme of a nightblade but I’m concerned it’ll be too hard for beginners.
The nightblade is definitely harder than Templar or Sorcerer, but no class is impossible to play. I started as a nightblade a few weeks ago and now I‘m soloing group dungeons designed for four players with ease - but it took a lot of practice, getting the right gear, rotation etc. It has a steep learning curve but it‘s not impossible. My partner started as a Sorcerer, and I saw him soloing a worldboss on level 20 - and mind you, he had no idea what he was doing, no meta build, no weaving, no perfect rotation, but the two verrryyy useful pets that tank and heal for you. You can solo stuff on lower levels easier with Templar or Sorcerer, Nightblade takes a bit more practice, and good gear, but you can solo as well. It‘s just not that easy on a low level or beginner - but if you know what you are doing, Nightblade is a crazy good class for soloing imo.
So yeah, if you don‘t mind the steep learning curve and probably not soloing stuff designed for groups at level 20, go for a Nightblade. It‘s rewarding as fuck, and fully leveled with the right gear you‘ll burn down the enemies solo as well.
CP 160 I mean how long does it take to get to that. If your running solo? I honestly want multiple characters cause I like doing everything in the game. But I don't know if I have time to level that many.
which class that I can just swing great sword around?
So which one is the two handed greatsword one ? :)
Have stared as a ice queen now level 6 and l love it but how do l succeeded as level up
Tbh i think no one is dissapointent when they started with dragonknight
Why is dk your main if stamina mage is your favorite DPS? :O
Thanks for this.
I have just started the game and just after the fighting tutorial as I have to lead Norianwe Outside I lock picked a room full of Weapons and Armour.
Do I just take it all?
Thank you!!!
I can't agree on the templar. The lightspear animation is really boring.
Had to stop playing ESO a few months after it released. I'm not sure if they've made major changes to it but it was ridiculously imbalanced. PVE was also far too easy. Temps are nearly unkillable if running resto staff as they can pretty much just stand there tanking then reflect damage back to the attacker. I was a DK using destro/resto staffs and I could solo nearly all content including doing 12 man dungeon runs by myself. Did it take a long time? Yes, but it was doable and I pretty much couldn't die while dealing AOE damage to everything near me. Things like that just shouldn't be possible in a well balanced game.
It changed MASSIVELY bro. Consider giving it a chance again.
hasn't changed at all, not a single update since release
What ticks me off is there is no bow ranger or is their?
There are bows. You can use it on any character.
All i have to say is NIghtblades go BRRRR
Why upload such a video if you don't include all of the classes? Where's the Warden?
plenty of character slots available for free so I say try them all
Stamia warden solo build
love that stream beats hehe snap
"whatever class you play could become unmeta in the future" unless you play magicka sorc, ZOS seems to love that spec and as a magblade main im a little jealous
Anyone want to be awesome and give me a vampire bit on the xbox EU?
UNTIL THEY FIELD A PURE WARRIOR CLASS...
I RUN WITH TEMPLARS, WHETHER STAM OR MAGIC
OR HYBRID.
I'VE COMPLETED CHARACTERS IN ALL OF THE OTHER CLASSES,
BUT...FOR ME...NOTHING FEELS MORE PERSONALLY ATTUNED.
Templar or Dragonknight ?
@@kennyayuso6031 Templar.
@@kennyayuso6031 I know...everyone says Templar's the easiest class to play...And every time I hear or read that in a game or on a forum , I think to myself,
'the reason it feels easy is because it's a well designed class'.
@@jackvai2681 I see, I dont rlly mind the class being easy to play cuz im more into class skill abd roleplaying when it comes to rpg game lol and I was trying to choose between the two to roleplay smt like Spartan yknow? lol
@@kennyayuso6031 I agree...I'm there to immerse and lose myself in the game...It's recreation...Not occupation.
If you black its easy to pick a class on Elder Scrolls 😂😂😂
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