The Elder Scrolls Online: Greymoor

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Mixed or average reviews- based on 70 Ratings

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  2. Mixed: 8 out of 70
  3. Negative: 33 out of 70

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  1. AAAStudios
    Jun 29, 2023
    10
    Absolutely love Gremoor, love the Skyrim region of Tameriel and love playing with friends in The Elder Scrolls Online!! Thank you Zenimax Online Studios for always bringing us the fans amazing DLC!
  2. Vitalick
    Sep 2, 2022
    6
    Usaron el gancho de skyrim pero no terminaron de ofrecer nada a la altura de tal obra maestra. MDesperdiciaron una de sus mejores balas
  3. Nabar
    Dec 14, 2020
    10
    Capítulo muito bom, a ambientação é fenomenal mas a história não acaba no fim. O desfecho final vem na dlc Markarth e é muito bom.
  4. Duferd
    Nov 17, 2020
    10
    ESO is a unique MMO. I really like the combat system and the huge interactive world. And I want to say: GOOD JOB Zenimax, this is a great game. And it is getting better with every expansion, including this one. I can't wait for the another. This game deserve more, than just tons of people crying because they can't loggin so they just put negative rating and make this game the worst thingESO is a unique MMO. I really like the combat system and the huge interactive world. And I want to say: GOOD JOB Zenimax, this is a great game. And it is getting better with every expansion, including this one. I can't wait for the another. This game deserve more, than just tons of people crying because they can't loggin so they just put negative rating and make this game the worst thing in the world. I don't know, it haven't happens to me ever. ESO has never let me down yet. Definitely recommend the game.… Expand
  5. Macleres
    Aug 31, 2020
    0
    In 2020 i played this game for more than 3000 hours and all i have to say is LAG LAG BUGS CANT CAST SKILLS DEVS DONT LITSEN **** SETS P2W SETS
  6. NighteBondo
    Aug 27, 2020
    1
    Crappy pvp. Anyone who says otherwise is one of them players who think fun pvp is pvp without competition and just want to run around wrecking the poor players who dont have meta builds and therefore stand no chance. You can find lots of videos online that show eso pvpers talk about how skilled they r while they run around killing every player they meet within a few seconds. They only wayCrappy pvp. Anyone who says otherwise is one of them players who think fun pvp is pvp without competition and just want to run around wrecking the poor players who dont have meta builds and therefore stand no chance. You can find lots of videos online that show eso pvpers talk about how skilled they r while they run around killing every player they meet within a few seconds. They only way to play pvp in eso is to be maxed and have meta gear, else you are not going to see much else then your health bar dissapear. Also what counts for skilled gameplay in eso is called glitching in all other mmos, which would be fine if it was controlled, but its not because of horrible latency problems between server and client. All in all the only levels in eso pvp is noob and god, and everything that isn't god gets destroyed within a second or two.… Expand
  7. Fortensa
    Aug 8, 2020
    0
    Bad writing, bad performance, bad servers, abysmal customer service. Most frustrating game I've played in a long time, where you really feel like you're worth nothing as a player or a customer.

    The performance in this game keeps getting worse with each DLC or expansion. Instead of improving the game, ESO's just piling up the bugs. The writing is also getting far worse, less creative,    Bad writing, bad performance, bad servers, abysmal customer service. Most frustrating game I've played in a long time, where you really feel like you're worth nothing as a player or a customer.

    The performance in this game keeps getting worse with each DLC or expansion. Instead of improving the game, ESO's just piling up the bugs. The writing is also getting far worse, less creative, more lukewarm and moved by the biases of the amateur writers ZOS hires, and getting worrying "woke". The quests no longer have the bite of the single player games, or even of the quests from early ESO, and there's certainly none of the imaginative and daring writing from Daggerfall or Morrowind. They inherited a great franchise built by better devs, and are at this point gutting the Elder Scrolls series and wearing its skin.

    The worst thing is all the good things ESO inherited from previous Elder Scrolls games, and even the good things Greymoor inherited from the previous expansions, but instead of being built up on they are ignored or even destroyed.

    It is not a good Elder Scrolls game, and it is not a good MMO.    … Expand
  8. Gothic90
    Jul 22, 2020
    3
    I am a longer time fan of ESO. It, hypothetically can become one of the best MMOs on the market. You are allowed to play the entirety of Tamriel.

    However, between performance issues and more and more predatory cash shop, I just can't give this game a high score anymore.
  9. Smoothhands
    Jun 22, 2020
    5
    I love the game and i don't care about the server issue but this expansion did not give me enough gameplay for the money i spent. You are better of buying a month of Eso +
  10. raynz
    Jun 17, 2020
    0
    Most underwhelming "chapter" ever released! $40 for a **** new mobile mini-game and a new useless trial... Not to mention the baffling amount of bugs that are not acknowledged/fixed. As long as these greedy clowns praise themselves, implement shady cash store mechanics and ignore the community, you should stay away from this game.
  11. Kharix
    Jun 15, 2020
    10
    Another great expansion, in addition to the new areas, exciting story and questing, as usual a lot of overland content and replayable events, the vampire revamp and the new antiquities system are nice additions to the game. The beauty of Greymoor is that it is not a simple return to Skyrim, it has its own identity with the storyline of the Dark Heart Of Skyrim, in which the player willAnother great expansion, in addition to the new areas, exciting story and questing, as usual a lot of overland content and replayable events, the vampire revamp and the new antiquities system are nice additions to the game. The beauty of Greymoor is that it is not a simple return to Skyrim, it has its own identity with the storyline of the Dark Heart Of Skyrim, in which the player will also find himself exploring the mysterious and dark Blackreach. Those who complain about the launch day have never played an mmorpg, and in this case Zenimax launched the new chapter working from home, the developers are humans too. Under normal circumstances, the launch problems could probably have been avoided, but everyone should be aware of the global virus situation by now.… Expand
  12. Reacher1990
    Jun 15, 2020
    0
    I played this games for months now (several hundreds of hours). I am (was) also a paying ESO+ member.

    Patch Greymoor: Since Greymoor release (approx. last 3 weeks) I played 2h because this patch is even worse than its predecessor. It's almost unplayable due to laggs/freezes in fights (everything with more than one enemy is unplayable). Even after many patches/maintenances since the    I played this games for months now (several hundreds of hours). I am (was) also a paying ESO+ member.

    Patch Greymoor:
    Since Greymoor release (approx. last 3 weeks) I played 2h because this patch is even worse than its predecessor. It's almost unplayable due to laggs/freezes in fights (everything with more than one enemy is unplayable). Even after many patches/maintenances since the release nothing changed.

    Support
    Support of this game/company is a joke. They tell their customers to buy new hardware, call NVIDIA, call their internet providers and so on just because they don't want to admit that there is a bug.
    Spent ~30h checking things support told me.    … Expand
  13. ESOLags
    Jun 13, 2020
    5
    If you want to PvP avoid this game. If you want rewarding end game PvE avoid this game. If you want to role play buy this game. If you want to casually quest buy this game, If you want to pick flowers buy this game.
  14. TheFeistyMudcrb
    Jun 12, 2020
    4
    DLC writing was mediocre, major performance loss in Cyrodiil , new performance issues including large framerate drops for no reason, gpu simply goes into rest mode for no reason during these times, story breaking bugs where the developers say " oh thatll be fixed in a month "

    Positives - the framerate stuttering is gone. Thats it.
  15. ShardsofEldritc
    Jun 12, 2020
    0
    There's a difference between a rocky launch and what happened with Greymoor. Just because they were 'working remotely' doesn't give any sort of excuse as much of this content was made before the pandemic. Or did y'all miss the pre-PTS that fextralife leaked all the tooltips in their video? My review isn't based out of impatience, rather it's the sheer lack of communication and furtherThere's a difference between a rocky launch and what happened with Greymoor. Just because they were 'working remotely' doesn't give any sort of excuse as much of this content was made before the pandemic. Or did y'all miss the pre-PTS that fextralife leaked all the tooltips in their video? My review isn't based out of impatience, rather it's the sheer lack of communication and further backing off of communication that developers have decided to do. They overhauled the Vampire Skill Line and said that Blood Frenzy ticked all the boxes of what it 'means to be a vampire'. Does using an ability to raise your spell/weapon damage via the cost of health sound vampiric to you? Oh and they totally got rid of the gap closer with Clouding Swarm.

    The story is a rehashing of every other storyline out there. Your evil baddies are temper tantruming most of the time. Harrowstorms has this crazy chick who if she had a mustache, she'd certainly be twirling it. Oh and Harrowstorms don't drop anything worth while in the bags. You're mostly going to get edicts. Maybe the occasional treasure map. If you're farming for furnishings? Welcome back to Morrowind.

    Back to the vampirism part though. NPC vampires are so much cooler than what PC vampires get to be. Elusive Mist increases your speed by 30% rather than the old 70% so unless you're rocking Swift jewelry, you're pretty much caught up to in no time. Mist Form in general leaves one to be desired. Mesmerize is the buggiest skill in the kit. It doesn't always work on every NPC across Tamriel. Want to upgrade your bag space in Daggerfall? Don't bother. Blood Frenzy was touted by the Creative Director that it ticked all the boxes on what it means to a vampire. In what mythos are vampires suicidal? More to the point, in what mythos does well fed vampires get 0-regeneration, super weak to fire, and all of their class abilities cost a whopping 12% more? "Oh, but you get cheaper vampire abilities!" Right! And I can't use most of my DoTs without having a dreadful case of the me me me me's when I need a synergy. They were warned in several threads and warned all over the PTS that if this goes live, it's going to get cured by a lot of people. Guess what happened? Several bite guilds disbanded because it wasn't worth the hassle.

    And how can we forget the antiquities. While it was a great addition, if you get attacked you may as well flat out relog. Half the time the leads are all over the place while the RNG of other leads are so non-existent, they forgot to put them in the game.

    If you have a vMA weapon pre-Greymoor? Guess what? You have to go refarm it again because Rich also thinks that it's like a new model of a car.

    But they're 'totally awesome' for putting up Skyrim for the 10,000th time for people to buy. Y'all are on damn skooma with that.    … Expand
  16. mattstang
    May 27, 2020
    10
    Amazing and fun story but sadly unrighteously rated because of its an MMO. It did have a bad launch but the game has gotten so much love from ZeniMax and its become one of my favorite MMOs ever and should be respected. Just because you don't like the multiplayer aspect don't rate it harshly if you haven't played the whole game.
  17. Tigaseye
    Jun 7, 2020
    3
    Oh God, where to start...

    Just not loving this one, sadly. I'm not particularly interested in "badass vampires", anyway and am also finding the environments very dull/unattractive, as well as somewhat unfinished looking. Parts of the walls are even bugging for me, along with some of the new furnishings, which look totally black, like silhouettes. Apparently, this isn't    Oh God, where to start...

    Just not loving this one, sadly.

    I'm not particularly interested in "badass vampires", anyway and am also finding the environments very dull/unattractive, as well as somewhat unfinished looking.

    Parts of the walls are even bugging for me, along with some of the new furnishings, which look totally black, like silhouettes.

    Apparently, this isn't happening for everyone, but the fact that it is (still) happening for anyone is a worry.

    I'm a visual person, so because most of it is so dull/unattractive to me (Skyrim the former and Blackreach the latter) I just don't find I really want to play it, at all.

    Of course, this will partly be down to a matter of taste, over and above any actual issues, but still.

    Blackreach is also pretty confusing to navigate and when you are both lost and don't like what you are looking at, you have a tendency to just want to give up and go somewhere else/log off.

    This feeling is compounded by the fact that you can run towards a cliff - not even to the edge of it - and then suddenly die from environmental damage, for no apparent reason at all.

    The usual performance issues and gameplay bugs, of course, also continue (this is ESO!), but even leaving them aside, it's just not great, in my opinion.

    Not happy at all that we have been given yet another chapter with no bag/bank expansion.

    I come from MMOs where new content = expanded bag and/or bank space, as a matter of course.

    So, I am just not used to this utter neglect of something so basic.

    Being told to make every alt a mule and then log in and out of them all, all day, by random forum people, who don't even pay for ESO+, is getting pretty old, at this point, too.

    If I played for free, over and above the initial game/chapter price, like they say they do, then fair enough I guess?

    However, I obviously don't want to pay, to then find I still have to use cheesy workarounds, like that.

    Feel similarly about the quest log.

    When you have to keep 7 slots permanently free for crafting quests, 3 free for pledges, 1 for your main quest, another 3 for other ongoing quests and perhaps a couple free for crafting writs, plus anything up to 10 free for new zone quests (including dailies), 25 is clearly not enough, unless you are very organised.

    The Antiquities system is generally OK, aside from a couple of bugs, as long as you can find the lead for the thing you want.

    Which is not always the case, especially in starter zones without bosses to kill for them.

    Housing-wise, most of the new (crafted) furnishings are also a little disappointing, to me.

    As I find about 75% of them pretty unattractive, one way or another and because there aren't even any new curtains (for the townhouse), sofas, or tapestries.

    The Solitude stuff is very plain, chunky, intentionally poorly finished and "rustic" and then, conversely, although finished in a far more luxurious way, a lot of the Vampiric stuff is very spiky and the wardrobes are bizarrely small and shallow.

    Like they were made for Vampire children; not adults.

    Some of the new fur rugs, food items and other furnishings are very nice, but even if you accept that you're never going to like 100% of everything produced, it's just not quite enough to feel adequately satisfying.

    Availability of some of the new furnishings, in guild stores, is still non-existent, which is pretty unusual, too. Usually, near the start of a new chapter, plenty of people are listing the new furnishings, for a healthy profit, but not so much this time. Plus the tendency for things to be immediately snapped up cheap and then flipped for 9x the price seems to have also increased, even further, lately. So, you can't even console yourself with decorating your new townhouse properly - as you often can't get what you need to do it at an even half reasonable price. On the plus side, at least more paintings are available in-game, now. Not a fan of the new, enormous, Vampiric "house", either, personally. It's not really even a house, as such, but rather a series of disjointed and very unwelcoming rooms. Although, I'm sure some people will like it for the theme alone. Giving the chapter 3 points. 1 for Solitude town, which is quite nice (aside from the visual wall bug I have been experiencing), 1 for the new townhouse, which isn't bad (although, not as good as the Alinor one) and 1. for the quest with the cute dog Pickles, which is the only quest I have felt like both taking and completing, so far. I'm sure there is much more good content, but as I don't even feel like doing it, in the environment provided and with so little quest log, bag and bank space, it's wasted on me, currently. All in all, I would say think very carefully about whether you are really into the theme(s) of this chapter, or not, before buying, because if you are not, there will probably not be that much to redeem it, in other ways.    … Expand
  18. Rnlmeat0666
    Jun 5, 2020
    0
    Hot garbage. More boring repetitive quest, basic unintuitive endgame. Buggy expansion per the Bethesda Standards. More of a scam than an actual game, the MMO tank, healer, dps paradigm is outdated and boring. No real sense of immersion with janky animations. 0/10.
  19. kira84
    Jun 3, 2020
    0
    Broken game, broken server, performance fixes brought more bugs.
    Many streamers and theory crafters already left this sinken boat of ESO.
    Zenimax Online don't give a damn about all this, all they are focused at is making money from the cash shop or the loot boxes. Greymoor made ESO more buggy and grindy than ever. For the price it's sold better spend that on a full game rather than a so    Broken game, broken server, performance fixes brought more bugs.
    Many streamers and theory crafters already left this sinken boat of ESO.
    Zenimax Online don't give a damn about all this, all they are focused at is making money from the cash shop or the loot boxes.
    Greymoor made ESO more buggy and grindy than ever. For the price it's sold better spend that on a full game rather than a so called chapter that brings a small map with few quests that you can finish in 1 day. Archeology system is a grindy mobile game in a PC game. expect days to unlock dumb items.
    You should not play or buy this game, you shouldn't buy expansions or DLC or even a sub (ESO+). this game is a cash grab.
    What can you expect from the company that made/own Fallout 76. A broken product to lure their customers. ESO is bad, ESO is broken, ESO is bugged, ESO is grindy, ESO is Zenimax GREED    … Expand
  20. mrdrv
    Jun 3, 2020
    9
    Great DLC, like a whole new world to explore, fascinating quests, wonderful surroundings, great storyline. I really like to play, a few bugs, but still it feels like real titanic work was done, thanks to the whole team!
  21. Nahtskato
    Jun 1, 2020
    0
    I waited 1 week to test the game and form an opinion before writing this review.
    Elder scrolls online is a good game with the potential to be the best MMORPG on the market, but everytime they have the chance for improvement.... they mess it up. I have no idea why ESOs white knights defend it so desperately.
    Zenimax Media (ZOS, Bethesda,etc.) is a billion dollar company and we deserve    I waited 1 week to test the game and form an opinion before writing this review.
    Elder scrolls online is a good game with the potential to be the best MMORPG on the market, but everytime they have the chance for improvement.... they mess it up. I have no idea why ESOs white knights defend it so desperately.

    Zenimax Media (ZOS, Bethesda,etc.) is a billion dollar company and we deserve better!
    Every Addon, every event and every patch is a god damn mess, they treat the game like a cash cow and that's really sad! The crown store is constantly filled with new items and dlcs to buy but performance and server stability isn't on par with other MMOs 6 years after release.

    Sorry but in my opinion Greymoor wasn't worth the 40€ I paid for it.    … Expand
  22. nkb6478
    May 31, 2020
    4
    "I don't understand the bad reviews" "Oh its just people bitter about the launch"
    No, it's the 250+ lat and combat lag for the last few months for tens of thousands of people.
    So, as someone who has played MMO's for almost 20 years, I'm aware of launch issues...However, I started playing this game about two months ago, and the server issues are -massive-. Latency spikes all throughout    "I don't understand the bad reviews" "Oh its just people bitter about the launch"
    No, it's the 250+ lat and combat lag for the last few months for tens of thousands of people.

    So, as someone who has played MMO's for almost 20 years, I'm aware of launch issues...However, I started playing this game about two months ago, and the server issues are -massive-. Latency spikes all throughout the days at random intervals (for most players - chat is full of people asking "hey is everyone lagging too?") Glitches that require you to plead with chat to figure out how to fix (really? dodge-rolling fixes several glitches that have apparently been in the game for -years- and no official patches? The story and gameplay of this game has the potential to be phenomenal, but the server issues are reminiscent of an alpha-stage small dev company steam game.    … Expand
  23. answertoapple
    May 30, 2020
    8
    it's not bad but it's not amazing, it's on par with summerset and elsweyr, so get that if you like those or if you like ESO in general, most of the negative reviews are people complaining about connection issues and some bugs that are typical for every mmorpg
  24. DrCool
    May 28, 2020
    10
    First off as a vet mmorpg player i usually don’t play new mmorpg’s, new expansions and such the first few days or week of launch. But I couldn’t help myself when it comes to ESO. Yes there are launch bugs logout issue etc. As they always do, they will patches and fixed. This is a review on the actual content released. First, dammm the antiquities quest line is brilliant very addictive andFirst off as a vet mmorpg player i usually don’t play new mmorpg’s, new expansions and such the first few days or week of launch. But I couldn’t help myself when it comes to ESO. Yes there are launch bugs logout issue etc. As they always do, they will patches and fixed. This is a review on the actual content released. First, dammm the antiquities quest line is brilliant very addictive and you keep telling yourself just one more treasure. West Skyrim is breathtaking the combat is even more refined. Great expansion. Look if you love ESO but don’t want to deal with launch issues then simply wait till next Tuesday usually a week after launch most things are running great. If you don’t mind the Occasional bug or re-logging in then buy it today and enjoy the game. If you’re a fan of the Esso and you are waiting to play trust me you’ll enjoy it. If you’re not a fan of ESO and you do not like the game for some reason why are you reading this review and why do you even care about this expansion LOL… Expand
  25. Spined
    May 28, 2020
    4
    I am a long term player of Elder Scrolls Online. It's the game I have spent the most time playing of all the games I've played over the years.

    I am now a very unhappy camper with the release of Greymoore. Aside from the launch day issues, and the usual patch the patchy patch joke that seems almost an internet meme for Elder Scrolls online resulting in the servers being offline day    I am a long term player of Elder Scrolls Online. It's the game I have spent the most time playing of all the games I've played over the years.

    I am now a very unhappy camper with the release of Greymoore.

    Aside from the launch day issues, and the usual patch the patchy patch joke that seems almost an internet meme for Elder Scrolls online resulting in the servers being offline day after day, asides from that...

    ESO has some largish issues which desperately need to be attended to, not the least being how to keep long term players engaged with the game. It is not enough to keep rehashing the same content and then releasing two new smallish zones.

    Greymoore is very disappointing.

    They have not fixed the issue around end game progression being meaningless. They have not addressed the 830 Champion point cap. They have not addressed power creep. They have not given players anything meaning to progress through. They have not fixed the endlessly buggy problems in the World versus world area with continually being loaded into new instances.

    They HAVE revamped the vampire (pardon the pun). But in doing so have basically nerfed it so badly that most will want to use Crown's bought with REAL money to then remove the vampire skill line. And this was the only thing that enticed me into outlying another $60 in Australia per client.

    Given I am a family of three that play this means we outlay $60 x3 then pay a monthly sub for ESO plus of $15 x 3 so we can get access to the actually challenging content which of course is all behind a paywall.

    I downloaded my total outlay and I alone had spent $1000 plus on this game all up (including previous expansions). Add in my wife and son and we'd have spent probably $3000 on this game.

    So next time a games salesman asks you to buy a computer game, be ready to pay $3000 for it okay.

    So this ESo plus primarily gives me a crafting bag and extra bag space. Otherwise, inventory management is painful beyond belief.

    On the Vampire skills, not only is the Ultimate skill for vampires now 100 more to use than anything else in the game (at 315 ultimate) they have now set up the disadvantages for being a vampire so that skills cost more to use unless you hunt. Even then the disadvantages meant that my Dragonknight Tank was better off now not being a vampire. Most skills have a burn your health to do more damage and the amount you burn will increase by 20 per cent each tick. Meaning you hurt yourself ever faster to do damage.

    The physics engine of the game still sucks, touch a 10,000-foot cliff on the way down to land with zero damage. Watch the animations of jumping or falling be glitchy and immersion breaking.

    Watch as people trot by on their mounts running on the back of their mounts in place. (An issue that was present in beta back in 2014).

    Want to climb ANYTHING - queue loading screen to a new instance.

    Listen as the same ten people do all the voice acting or every NPC in the game.

    So... after the vampire skillset nerf I now have seven more champion points to spend to add to all the others. I have nothing I want to spend them on. Robbing any sense of achievement in getting more completely.

    And the verbosity of the much-touted quests in the game? Is there one person who hasn't simply clicked through all this warble?

    Greymoore looks boring and bland, the subterranean area is confusing, the stories are bland and unexciting. And just how much more can you flog the vampire/werewolf thing?

    Not Happy Bob.

    Serious awakening happening. Wool pulled back from my eyes. Yes, I have been living in a delusional bubble with ESO. Ouch.    … Expand
  26. IronBreaker
    May 28, 2020
    6
    I'm not gonna comment on the rocky launch of Greymoor as it's not all that surprising to me. Servers have been bad for as long as I can remember despite the devs constantly saying they're gonna fix it.

    That being said, I got to play it at least. The intro was fun enough, if not a meme in itself. You can tell they were at least self aware and I found that charming. However, I'm not all    I'm not gonna comment on the rocky launch of Greymoor as it's not all that surprising to me. Servers have been bad for as long as I can remember despite the devs constantly saying they're gonna fix it.

    That being said, I got to play it at least. The intro was fun enough, if not a meme in itself. You can tell they were at least self aware and I found that charming.

    However, I'm not all that impressed with the expansion itself. Although that opinion is subject to change it really just seems like they're riding on the coattails of Skyrim for attention with this expansion. It's not bad. But it's simply not impressive enough to warrant anything higher than I gave it.    … Expand
  27. Mistforged
    May 26, 2020
    0
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Due to the repeated failure of improving their servers to a point where new expansions are playable upon release I feel there is no choice but to rank this as low as I have. The game has been out a full day now and the servers are still yo-yo’ing without apology from the devs.

    This results in daily chains being missed, subscribers losing out on their money’s worth etc.

    Not only are the servers unable to handle the player base, resulting in frequeant skill delay, unplayable modes such as cyrodil but they also fail to fix almost decade old bugs.

    The actual content is good... to some extent. New gear options (however this comes at a cost of huge nerds to existing gear and having to redo content for ‘upgraded gear’ which players already had ) this is akin to a WOW gear treadmill where new patches release new gear exponentially forcing players to gring.

    However the retroactive removal of established traits and play styles and replacement of ones which entirely ruin the aforementioned play styles renders a lot of the new vampire werewolf content unplayable. This is especially true for a huge proportion of players who ran these lines for the passives which are no longer viable.

    I reccomend buying greymoor as a casual game, don’t get too invested, don’t buy eso plus.
    However, this opens up new builds for a larger variety of builds focused solely on the respective curses. Namely tank werewolf.

    Having playing this for two days now, there are even more bugs than I imagined. Scrying, the new skill line, you are often kicked mid scry resulting in losing all your progress and the chains of symbols resetting often messing up your progress. New vampire skills are just re skins of old skills.    … Expand
  28. NeonLightLive
    May 27, 2020
    0
    Давай проще
    - есо+ обещает все дополнения
    - греймур это дополнение
    - на греймур подписка не распостраняется

    STONKS
  29. Archemer
    May 27, 2020
    10
    It's more of an 8/10 but this game got an undeserved review bomb from people clearly not used to mmo launches so it deserves some karmic reversal.
  30. esosux
    May 27, 2020
    0
    Ever buy something and then you can't even play it because someone can't do their job right? 0 until fixed
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  1. God is a Geek
    Jul 8, 2020
    70
    The atmosphere is spot on, and even the less interesting quests offer up some beautiful scenery. And let's be honest, that's why you've come anyway, isn't it?
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  2. SpazioGames
    Jul 1, 2020
    79
    A deeply challenging adventure in the Western Skyrim, Greymoor indicates a true maturing of ZeniMax philosophy for The Elder Scrolls Online.
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  3. Hardcore Gamer
    Jun 29, 2020
    80
    This expansion is about the same level of enhancements that we saw with Summerset and Elsweyr, and for people hungry for Skyrim nostalgia there’s some here, but the experience is clearly in the vein of the MMO and not the single player adventure. Greymoor is a good starting point for newcomers and a welcome expansion to veteran players, while the added Stadia compatibility also offers a nice portability option.
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