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I wouldn't discount the great deal of fun you could also have with classic RPGs that are not huge downloads like Skyrim such as any of the Infinity Engine Enhanced Edition games available on Steam, GOG or elsewhere. That's not ideal I know but it beats missing out entirely on stuff you may well have a lot of fun with.

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While a game updating for maybe a number of nights would be out of commission when you wanted to play, if you had some other stuff to pass the time, you could play it instead and resume the download again that night, etc. To get around the huge sizes of games like this, if you went with either an XBox One or a PlayStation 4 you could buy disc based releases and just schedule ridiculously long updates to overnight hours perhaps.

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These kind of games have a huge appeal to me but I keep trying to avoid the crack here so I can keep experiencing other stuff instead.Р”Р„ game like Skyrim could be a good option that is not too far off from an MMO experience minus the social stuff and probably offering better quests overall too. You just don't accomplish as much of course but it is a different kind of fun. I love goofing around in MMOs and while I have played hardcore and raided nightly in the past, casual play can easily be just as time consuming.

#Top mmos for mac 2017 install

That said, I have a way of changing my mind but I don't think I'd buy this unless I meant to install it and dive right in and for now I still don't feel like devoting the time to it vs all the other games I want to play.Р”В®verQuest and WoW are the primary reasons (along with DDO, LoTRO and especially EQII) that there are so many older games I still hope to play. While I don't doubt that ESO is a good game as MMOs go and would be fun to play at least to me I am sure, I just don't have the time for any MMO presently. I've recently added an XBox One S to the mix here and picked up some rather lengthy last gen games I wanted to play along with some XBox exclusives so. I have continued to resist the temptation of various sales for now. I have seen it on console and it looks very good to me. I do think there is an excellent chance that I will enjoy the game. Thus getting a bunch of content I won't even touch for some time isn't very important unless there is a compelling economic reason to do so. I am more likely to start a new character to level when I hit cap than to mess around on endgame loot treadmills, etc. I am one to take my time exploring, crafting, etc. It is worthy of note that I do not play any MMO rushing to endgame.

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So were that to happen, I'd be better off with a cheap base game purchase followed by a Morrowind upgrade on sale later on. Lastly, I am willing to pay a sub for a game I really like and play enough to justify it. A nice thing here is I can try the DLC as a subscriber and learn if I care about owning it or not. Again, Morrowind doesn't apply here and can come later. With so much other content to explore at first Morrowind can wait for price drops later.Р”Р„nother option if I get sucked in would be to just sub for a while, save the crowns monthly from that, buy the DLC I want with them and cancel. I imagine crowns to use on DLC purchases go on sale at times but maybe shelling out for the Gold version is a good deal even so?

I am thinking that starting with the base game might be fine and then purchasing added content later as desired. Then there are a number of Morrowind preorders on top of that. Then there is another version like Gold but with a bunch of crowns currency included. Of course, there is also a gold version for 30 bucks with all DLC other than the upcoming Morrowind expansion. The base game is on sale for just under 10 bucks on the PlayStation Store. Wrong platform but this question is applicable to Mac and Windows versions of The Elder Scrolls Online as well.