We can make our own edgy vampire RP group! With blackjack ,and undead hookers!
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Urgent question, can male characters wear slooty armor? Asking for a friend (who just finished installing ESO and is about to create her first character).
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I havenāt actually seen it for either gender but I only wear the racial armor styles so I have no idea
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Slooty? No. But thereās no true sloot looks in armor, just a few midriff and occasional cleavage baring stuff. But ESO doesnāt discriminate like WoW/most games do.
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You can stuff your burliest male character in the cutest two piece dress you can buy.
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How much does vampirism affect gameplay in ESO?
Itās substantial if you like it, itās mundane if you donāt.
Thereās ten āranksā of vampirism that are earned similar to just regular old leveling up and are indeed just tied to experience point gain. Thereās three activatable abilities and a bunch of passive effects. You donāt take damage from sunlight but you do have reduced passive health regen and take more fire damage (both mitigatable through passives) the health regen and fire damage intake increase are so minor, people blow them out of proportion often.
Thereās four stages of vampirism which change the way you look and how much of the aforementioned health regen and fire damage penalties you have, you change between stages by going a long time without feeding. You can feed by sneaking behind people and pressing a hotkey and then you do the goriest hemomancy slurp and raise them off the ground and stun them.
Passives include better regeneration of your offense stats, magicka and stamina, rising/falling with your current vampire āstageā, being able to run while stealthed, being harder to detect and - the reason a lot of tanks take it - Undeath where when youāre under 35% health you take a metric buttload less damage.
Actives include turning into an invulnerable mist, basically getting an in combat heal version of the feed ability, and summoning a swarm of evil magicka bats that drain health from everything around you.
You also get really, really pale and ugly. Aināt no pretty vampires in ESO. You can mitigate that with cosmetics though.
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Just for the love of the Divines donāt flaunt it IC in a bar lol
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Iāve worn a black hood with a black metal mask for so long I actually forget what my character looks like just that by virtue of being a Stage 4 elder vampire sheās got gross veins and blackened eyes.
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Thereās also werewolves if you wanna get your Taylor Lautner on.
They are chortle a whole different animal from Vampires though.
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I keep Celenwyn at lvl 1 Vampirism cause she actually looks pretty darned normal (if not really pale) with some cosmetics.
There was a skin called Rimefrost in one of the more recent crate bundles and I managed to get it and depending on what your character normally looked like, if you apply it to being a vampire you go back to pretty damn normal if not slightly frosted in a few spots.
Which incidentally really helped with my whole āRemake my Death Knight in ESOā crusade.
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Finally I can main my dream OC of Lord Strahd as a demon worshiping dark elf. It is everything I could dream of.
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I know its not the moat popular opinion amongst ES fans but Im happy that ESO has introduced the fact that Elves can look very normal or completely alien.
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Just got to go to the right Tamriellic bars
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Iām interested in trying ESO. Iāve played Skyrim quite a bit over the years and loved it.
Is ESO plus worth it? How important is the DLC that comes with plus?
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Iāve been in the game two hours and Iāve stolen everything that isnāt nailed down. A+ game would recommend.
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Itās very fun!
That said, it can take some time getting used to.
I think its worth it. In addition to access to the DLC it will give you a monthly stipend of crown store currency.