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This may be a super stupid question that's been answered a billion times before, but I didn't see any mention of it in the first page and I'm a stupid newbie to ESO (just started on stadia with my free month of pro). My understanding is that if I want to play on steam, I'd need to buy another copy of the base game, but if I end up buying the greymoor bundle there and link accounts, would my stadia version have access to that DLC? Trying to figure out if there's a reasonable way to have the content on both platforms in case eso gets pulled from stadia like other Bethesda properties were pulled from GeForce Now. Edit: this reddit thread seems to answer the question but I trust you all more than reddit. https://www.reddit.com/r/Stadia/comments/hdrtvl/bought_elder_scrolls_online_on_stadia_can_i_play/ Alucard fucked around with this message at 14:11 on Jul 11, 2020 |
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Finally starting to get into the game a bit after I picked up most of the basic expansions, any recommendations for a first time player? I know I can go through any of the content without fear of level issues, but I figured I'd start with the morrowind content then shift over to skyrim. Only other thing - if I want to do any dark brotherhood content is that a different set of dlc or did getting this version include what I need? I started as a nightblade and have heard that some of the dark brotherhood content helps me do my sneaky stabby stealy that I appreciate so much in normal elder scrolls games
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Cool, thanks! For now I'll probably stick to the stuff I just bought and see where it gets me. Totally new to the game and haven't played an MMO in years, and there seem to be more than enough things to keep me occupied for the time being.
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Multiverse Brain: CHIM - all of it is canon and not, and you're writing it as you play.
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