Months went by without any real new content, leading to speculation that the game was doing poorly. The big problem, alas, is that Craglorn was essentially ESO's only patch. Craglorn also addressed one of the chief problems of the game up until that point - max-level characters now had tough new content to chew through, instead of focusing on the very grind-heavy “Veteran” ranks.

Completing its various challenges was enough to keep people like me (who genuinely enjoyed the game) coming back and paying our subscription fees. Craglorn even introduced 12-person 'Trials'-challenging, time-based events with leaderboards that served as the closest thing Elder Scrolls Online has to traditional raids.Ĭraglorn was a good patch, even if it felt a little too similar to the content we'd already played over the 300 or so hours it takes to get to Veteran Rank 14. In the place of solo dungeons and delves, there were now group-focused counterparts. This was Craglorn, a sprawling 'Adventure Zone' with numerous open world events that required groups of players to complete. The problem is that ZeniMax appears to have spent so much time addressing these issues that it took resources away from content development-indeed, in the months leading up to ESO's big overhaul, only one content patch even made it out to players waiting for new adventures at Veteran Level 14. The bots are gone, and the delves and solo dungeons are generally enjoyable affairs where you'll find two or three other players at most.

I've since leveled an entirely new character all the way to Veteran Level 14 (for now, the de facto level cap) and I don't recall experiencing a single bug during that journey.

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