Lore wise the game is FANTASTIC
Each zone offers its own unique vibe with quests relating to the zones history and current conflict which is presented in a wonderful way.

Gameplay wise, specifically end-game, the game falls apart.
When i used to play, classes and roles were satured to few specific sets and minor skill differences between classes. By minor skill differences i mean literally 1-3 skills out of 10 (12 if you include ultimates.) that is absolutely awful design.
With recent updates the devs even further saturated combat to the point where you're doing yourself harm for wanting to use anything but a fire staff for magicka, won't speak on stamina as i mainly played tanks and mag dd's.

Outside of end-game the combat is okay, quite literally any setup will do its job, more optimized ones will allow you to solo EVERYTHING outside of Group dungeons/trials.

Graphics are by far the best when it comes to any TES title, and music is on par with other enteries.

I recommend giving ESO a shot IF:
A. You just want to learn more TES lore
B. Just play something for fun and pass time
C. Don't get easily invested.
If the game hooks you, you'll have to suffer through awful end-game content, which is the main reason to play outside of lore

RIP 3k hours.

Lore wise the game is FANTASTIC Each zone offers its own unique vibe with quests relating to the zones history and current conflict which is presented in a wonderful way. Gameplay wise, specifically end-game, the game falls apart. When i used to play, classes and roles were satured to few specific sets and minor skill differences between classes. By minor skill differences i mean literally 1-3 skills out of 10 (12 if you include ultimates.) that is absolutely awful design. With recent updates the devs even further saturated combat to the point where you're doing yourself harm for wanting to use anything but a fire staff for magicka, won't speak on stamina as i mainly played tanks and mag dd's. Outside of end-game the combat is okay, quite literally any setup will do its job, more optimized ones will allow you to solo EVERYTHING outside of Group dungeons/trials. Graphics are by far the best when it comes to any TES title, and music is on par with other enteries. I recommend giving ESO a shot IF: A. You just want to learn more TES lore B. Just play something for fun and pass time C. Don't get easily invested. If the game hooks you, you'll have to suffer through awful end-game content, which is the main reason to play outside of lore RIP 3k hours.