Before any gets red faces and yells at this Khajiit, let this one explain the title. Khajiit does NOT want Skyrim II and she knows ESO is NOT Skyrim II, but just asking a simple question:

How many of you are planing to remake your Skyrim chars (In terms of looks, RP, how one plays (aka class arch type) etc) in ESO?

[Kind of like version 2.0 of your Skyrim Char, thus the title]

I came in here just to correct the title...

OT: I hated my skyrim character, I made the best face I could but honestly all the faces on there just looked really weird. im going to create one that actually looks good on here and im looking forward to it.

iam have played a bosmer archer with stealth in the last 3 TES games and will so now also + an heavy armor orc

Funnily enough no i'm not although I did think about it for a while.

Planing on re making my Khajiits and Argonian chars.

No, because I mainly played a Breton in Skyrim and that doesn't fit in with my present ideas in ESO.

It's more likely you're "pre"creating your Skyrim character. Ancient ancestor of the Dragonborn.

Not exactly the same char (but similar to one of the chars I had in Skyrim) and the rp component will be the same as that char. This char used more or less the same role as one the ones I had in Oblivion too.

Yeah, you are right -- part of the family tree and all...

I wanted to remake my khajit summoner/illusionist but the pets felt very lacking (and obviously illusion isnt in the game).

Also even if I didnt like it that much then summoning tree was still my favorite on sorcerer, I didnt care at all for the other 2 trees.

So im gonna be making a nightblade instead and I will most likely be playing as a tank, albeit a bit strange one.

I do not know of this Dragonborn you are referring to, I have played Skyrim for 600hrs+ and havent come into contact with him/her.

My main will be based heavily off of one of my favorite characters from Skyrim, which is a Dunmer nightblade (conveniently there is a nightblade class in TESO ) He snuck around with cloth gear, backstabbing people and using invisibility to get back into stealth. At times when backstabbing wasn't a practical option, such as those large scaly things flying around in the air, he would bust out ranged destro magic.

In TESO I plan on playing a Dunmer NB with light armor and destro staff. Many of the NB skills "simulate" backstabbing with a dagger, so don't actually need to carry one (veiled strike, for example, will pull out a dagger even when weilding a staff)

I wanted to, but the game lacks the correct hair color for her race :c

I made at least 30 skyrim characters, so chances are whatever I make in ESO will probably resemble one of them. But I won't be intentionally trying to recreate one.

summons and Vampire life drain / dot dps, so most likely yes. Swallow soul , Degeneration, Invigorating drain , Summon 2 dark shades. not sure last skill yet , and ultimate will be Devouring swarm, it heals with tons of BATS and does aoe damage. Drainer and summon build.

Yes and no.

I've made literally 30+ characters for Skyrim. 30 is when i stopped counting, so not gonna be recreating any of them individually. I am gonna my archetype type character that no matter what i do, i have ended up with for a first character in a TES game since Morrowind.

I'm going to create an ancestor of my main Skyrim character (in my signature). Yeah...another funny fatty.

http://i.minus.com/ilEHrMAnlAbdl.jpg

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Oh, and my http://i5.minus.com/i4C6Ox5pI7xzy.jpg is related too.

I have about 1,600 hours into Skyrim, across 16 characters. No mods (360).

All but two of them are "internal-world consistent". This means that no single piece of unique equipment, or home, or spouse, or child, is used twice. All fourteen characters effectively 'live in the same world', in a sense. Two weren't possible to do this, because of finishing the Civil War an alternate way, and another completing the 'evil' ending for the Vampire DLC.

For test purposes, I decided with one of my characters to exploit the OI book leveling glitch, and run her up to level 81 right after creating her. The point was that she had a looong, mysterious history of adventuring unknown to her or even to me, the player. To reflect this amnesia I didn't even spend most of her skill points. I played her just enough to marry Mjoll, who had her move in.

I decided that her entire story actually took place in the deep past, and at the end of said career, something 'off-camera' threw her a thousand years forward in time, and into the 'present-day' world of Skyrim.

That's one of the ESO characters I'm going to play.

You're starting to scare me little bit, kittycat.