Just wondering if we have much info on the weather system in ESO? Is it going to be your normal "rain or no rain" type of weather or will we get some awesome difference weather systems, like the sandstorms we had in morrowind?

Also are there different types of the same weather? Like instead of just "rain or no rain" you have "slight sprinkle, medium rainfall, THUNDERSTORM OF DOOM!!1"

Pretty sure I recall seeing light rain and a thunderstorm, in addition to clear weather.

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rain, rain, and some more rain in Daggerfall lol

With the relative little progression I did I certainly noticed rain and wind hit some areas. It wasn't anything that affected game play really other than add realism or set mood.

The most interesting weather I did see was a regional affect (because it was a point of interest of some kind) the higher you went up a mountain. I was using Shadow Cloak repeatedly to more around an encampment of mobs to find areas to pull to. I went up the side of a mountain and suddenly the sky darkened, wind and rain started up and then lightning flashed and thunder hit so damn loud it literally scared me! I was only running the game at a very modest sound level but the thunder was so loud that is made my sub (set to low so not to annoy neighbors) pound so hard the room shook. The sound cracked so loud I thought real thunder had hit right near my place ... extremely rare to say the least as it is in the middle of snowy winter here.

I use a rather aged but still very decent Logitec 5.1 surround system with paired with a 5.1 Soundblaster card in my pc. It has a rather impressive sub too for the money I spent. The game does an excellent job of balancing sounds within reason (you can adjust of course with sliders). I always had serious issues in Swtor trying to hear voice conversations over regular sounds. I would need to turn down all other sounds to about 1/4 and still I could barely hear voice conversations over them. Swtor sound also never worked terribly well with my surround system. ESO worked nearly perfectly out the door.

I'd like to see if other types of weather are common in game too (including extreme) but at least it is paired nicely with great sound.

Sand Storms in Alikir Desert are a nice touch.

there were some very serious ash storm in morrowind at times (In Morrowind not in eso, that i saw). i sure hope we can expect to see the same when the Vvardenfell expansion patch comes out. i can only dream of it. and pray to azura it will be like in was in morrowinds timeline.

There was also constant rumbling/thundering from the massive volcano between Davon's Watch and Ebonheart in the EP zone, and it could be heard from a fairly long way off. NPCs would comment on it from time to time, partly dependent on your quest progress (since there were plot elements linked to it as well).

I can only hope they will be anything like GTA V weather effects (not online, talking single player) the weather affects of a storm in that game are awesome, one of my favorite things about that game.