From what im hearing many people went into eso beta thinking they like one style but ended up loving another.

For example i wanted to play with a bow but now im thinking all magic. I hear the bow svcks because you dont even need to aim.

Also whats a good dps class based on class skills.

iirc the bow is too OP at the current stage. It might be nerfed before launch.

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iirc the bow is too OP at the current stage. It might be nerfed before launch.[/quote

Ya bow is always op lol.

The magic I had a hard time doing because of the high magicka cost of spells. I think once you get enchantments this is mitigated, but those don't come until later.

Played beta, but was more focused on finding and reporting bugs than determining a play style.

Will admit I was underwhelmed by bow-fighting, and I was especially irritated at being involuntarily pulled out of crouch (sneak) after firing my first shot at an enemy target.

I'm going full healing. It is true that spells cost A LOT of magicka though. I had to be careful not to spam heals too much or I'd be screwed.

I started beta intending to play a heavy armor , melee DW role. Ended up trying it out, enjoyed it too, but what I really enjoyed and will play n release is a light armor staff sorcerer. True that you can't cast spells all the time, but I didn't feel the lack of mana too much. Used the staff for nuking in-between casting and it seemed to work pretty well.

I would run out of mana if fighting 3+ mobs, but a bit of kiting and the mana was regenerated. I also used cooking to make some + max mana, or +mana regen food/drinks.

A lot of mana-saving, mana-pool-boosting, and mana-regen skills too. The higher level you get, the more efficient your mana usage will be.

I like bow. Yeah, seemed a little op. Coupled with stealth and cc, I was destroying groups in pve. In pvp I could two shot people. We'll see where it goes.

I usually play a sorcerer and my first char was just that, a Dunmer with Ebonheart. After I got him to level 10, so he could go fight, I rolled a Redguard Dragonknight and had a great deal of fun with him. I may take my Imperial to Daggerfall as a DK, I enjoyed that so much. I have a Bosmer stealth bow guy too, and he is a another surprisingly fun build.

Lately its been Mohawks on female.