Craglorn Announced As First Elder Scrolls Online Content Update

Developers of The Elder Scrolls Online today released a brand new video highlighting the first planned post-launch content update - introducing a myriad of PvE content aimed at challenging the most experienced players in the online world of Tamriel

[Eldyraen]

Looks and sounds great imho--it sounds like an interesting take on end game content anyways. I can see whole new areas (like Oblivion planes similar to Shivering Isles or smaller but larger than Crow's Wood) be introduced while reserving the bigger chunks of existing lands for traditional expansions (solo+group content like most of the game).

I'm assuming there may be some Adventuring Guilds that pop up eventually for players that just want to run them sort of like a closer nit PUG community. Guild/Friend runs are great but as long as there aren't lockouts sometimes fun to just throw a group together and see what you're really made of plus sometimes not enough on and easier to form groups then spamming forever (Party creation isn't terrible but most people never use it and could use a little work).

I'm in no rush though as taking my time playing it sort of like a cross between normal ES game and MMO. I enjoy exploring and seeing what is out there but sort of gave up checking every single sack/bag/etc ;)

[rdgneoz3]

The video seems to suggest some quests are daily. And for the 12 mans you only have so many rezes.

[Eldyraen]

Daily quests don't mean their terrible. If its trash quests than yes but some quests are cool and could be worth doing them again. Even some lower level quests in ESO are cool but I wouldn't want to do 90-95% more than once per character for sure.

The 12 man Trials could suck but depends on how many resurrections and time it allows. IF its liberal and there more as a Negative towards your 'score' (time to complete) than it won't be an issue really. They need to appease both the more casual crowd which will eventually reach this content while allowing Hardcore challenges to strive for.

[Derekvinyard13]

Seems like a cool idea