What are you guys looking forward to the most?

I just cant wait to see the real comparison to previous elder scroll titles

I think the character customization is amazing. I hope that carries over to the proper series.

Other than that... I know next to nothing about it outside of the basic plot and the fact that you don't get to play as Imperials because of reasons.

Well I know what I dont want to see. I dont want to see a quest system that relies entirely on quest markers and lacks any detailed quest dialogue from its involved NPC's or lorebooks etc so players are forced to have their hands held trough all questable content killing any and all possible immerson in a fantasy world that is the elder scrolls.

And yes, I know skyrim had quest markers, and yes, it destroyed a large part of the immersion. The game would have been 10 times more immersive and satisfying had they not gone with a quest marker system. I would be greatly dismayed if ESO depends on quest markers for its questing system rather than well written dialogue and directions so players can figure things out on their own and get that ultimate sense of accomplishment when they succeed.

I cant wait to try out all the different class types, such as armoured mages ect. I wonder how this shall work in game.

You can turn off the compass and navigation, quest markers were on the compass in skyrim, so it can be turned off with the compass probably.

Though on topic I'm looking forward to seeing all the regions

Haha yeh i also wonder how big the map shall be, but if it is mixing all of the previous titles together and using the 'lands' from them, i can imagine this to be a huge map. But i hope we are not confined to certain areas of the map, and we can cross over into over segments to do other quests.

Haha my spelling was bad then

Just being able to get in the game and play in an elder Scrolls World with my friends, for me that's the most important thing.. For me that is the best feature of the game.

1. Character Creation

2. First-person combat

3. Story/Lore/Characters/Dialog

4. Environment Design

5. Open(ish) Class System

6. Elder Scrolls IP

7. Cliff-Racers

8. Playing TES with friends

Yeh i also look foward to playing with my friends, im not really a big mmo fan but this game seems different and has ticked all the right boxes for me. Plus its a new elder scrolls game, its got to be good haha.

Your forgetting the detailed quest dialogue. If its not there then quest markers will be forced on everyone who doesnt like them in order to complete quests. Simply turning them off is not the solution.

That awesome new Khajiit armor

Detailed quest dialogue..can you elaborate what you mean by this? Do you mean a quest tracker?

Is that confirmed? I mean just because Skyrim has a feature doesn't mean that another developer is going to do the same thing.

True enough. One of the largest gripes I have had with TES is dialog, in general. Now, Morrowind had a good direction description plan. This faded in Oblivion and is utterly extinct in Skyrim. Sad but true.

I play with the compass turned off completely and rely partially on previous knowledge and great mods like Better Quest objectives to navigate the game. That and sheer instinct. Although the later is nothing to much to depend on but it adds an amazing element to the game, for sure.

I only hope that the ESO team will implement extensive measures to allow for a more immersive experience and completely negate the handholding horror that is the quest marker system.

EDIT :

Sorry, OP this is polar opposite of the topic at hand.

A reviewer had said it in an article..it'll take me a while to unbury it

The three way factional RvR from DAoC taken to the next lvl.

Playing a TES game with my family and friends.

Exploration exploration exploration, and quests and lore!

I'm interested to see how regimented and organized PvP in Cyrodil becomes, I mean it is supposedly a huge area so that means it will require different strategies, to hold, attack, defend, and maintain.

I wonder if guilds will organize divisions of mages, archers, warriors? (I don't like to use the terms Tank, Healer, DPS, ranged-DPS etc cause I think ESO is going to give a huge PvP opportunity for strategy that could mirror or resemble some real life military formations).

Pvp will be a huge focus in eso, i hope its a similar sort of attack/defend like guild wars 2 but obviously not a clone of it. From the looks of it though, they have very similar styles like breaking down the walls and the small resource 'farms' apparently dotted around. But as you say there could be a very strategic element to this game with there being masses of players fighting together.

Housing.

oh wait...

i wait to play in a subscription based world, where people actually care, and not go afk in between dungeon runs as the game is free and who cares what matters players are not there.

ofc there is always situtations where someone might DC or just go AFK due to Real Life, but the %chance is very small. In free2play games its been a pain in the ass to play em in pugs.

Exploration and fighting long large battles in Cyrodiil.