Elder Scrolls Online Graphics Comparison

I watched their video.  I have all my settings for everything, including water turned up as high as it can go with AA on and I stay over 100fps at all times (I am running a dual SLI GTX 780 ti Classified set up though).

Either way, the game it's self looks absolutely beautiful.  They really did a number on upping the graphics this event and... wow.  It's beautiful.

I'm an Orc Dragon Knight at the moment.  Only like lvl 6.

It is a great looking MMO.  It's improved so much.  This stress test event, based off just pure graphics and game play, has restored my faith in ESO being a good game.

Not sure how you add people to your friends list, but my character name and account email is below:

Miekster

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[email protected]

Although it's an old thread, thought I'd bump it as I'm a new user and am just going through alot of the old posts and whatnot.

I'm an old school MMO player frmo the days of muds, mushes and moos before the internet had any graphics. I actually go back even further (if you want to know more about my gaming, head over to the gaming side on this forum and check out my long MMO post about myself and learn more)

I'm awaiting my Apollo level 4 build with sli 980ti 6gb cards (should be here in Dec 2015) and should max out all the mmo's I play (used to play Elder scrolls, but not for awhile now ...)

I currently play LOTRO, Rift, Neverwinter and Age of Conan. (i run dual clients - sorta' of a kind of multibox-like setup) but just with running two clients on rig and alt-tab between one 1080p 50" widescreen LCD monitor.

The new apollo I'm awaiting should really revolutionize the graphics settings I used to play when running dual clients and the speed at which I can now alt-tab and do stuff in all my MMO's will be a joy to have the power to harness.

As for your comments and review and everything you've done on this thread, thanks for posting. It always does an MMO player good to re-read or find out new threads/articles on any MMO online game.

Even older articles and threads can be helpful and makes us all feel part of the larger MMO community whe43n we run across them, as the MMO genre usually has us older people playing those games and staying loyal to them and the communities they spawn, long after their heyday vanishes for the lure of new games.

It's one reason why I still play all my old MMO's before finally leaving to play a new one when a good one comes out and is worthy of my time.

Thanks again for taking the time to post this, and update it if you run across it with any new games and MMO's you currently play!