No more riding a mount for endless miles just to get back into the thick of it.ĭeath is certain in Imperial City. Note: Unlike PvP in Cyrodiil, when you die you’ll reanimate in a safe zone relatively close to the action. Better players than you have died, so keep your cool and realize that death is a part of the game. In PvP death happens to the very best players with the very best gear and the very best skills, so don’t sweat it. Whatever you do though, don’t get upset! Sure, it’s frustrating (and a tad embarrassing) having players from a different faction monkey stomp you on the cobbles in the Memorial District for all the world to see, but death is absolutely unavoidable. You need to realize from the outset that you’re going to die in the Imperial City. Follow the suggestions in this Imperial City survival guide and you’ll do just fine 🙂 Survival Rule 1 To help you on your adventure I’ve outlined a few helpful hints. Now before you completely write-off Imperial City and get angry with the devs, there’s something you should know: non-PvP players can survive and thrive in Imperial City AND have a blast doing so. RELATED: Imperial City Is Just The Beginning For ESO Fans Wanting New Content Imperial City Survival Guide So what’s a non-PvP player supposed to do? Yes, I know the game’s first expansion has PvE elements as well, but to access the storyline and quests you’re going to have to hoof it through the mean streets of Imperial City at some point. The Elder Scrolls Online Imperial City DLC is geared towards Player vs Player (PvP) conflict.
Not a PvP player? No worries! Follow these 5 steps to survive the perils of the Imperial City.
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