To the regular person? No.
I like this game, but to be honest with you, you kind of need an ESO PLUS membership, it's a big deal, otherwise your inventory management/capacity will really suffer.

Now,why do I like this game? Well, I'm a sucker for LORE, so if you're like me and been around since the days of Morrowind/Oblivion and love the worldbuilding more than the games themselves (I for one believe selling Skyrim for every platform for the past 12 years instead of updating their shameful Gamebryo engine is revolting), so this game might make you happy. For a while. Also, only if you have someone to play with.

Also, there's a bunch of expansions and Paid DLCs and stuff in general so it's Bethesda's business practices which might also deter people from getting this. I'm not THAT idealistic, and have no issue to pay for a few dozen hours of fun and curiosity, since the worldbuilding is still great and builds on what we already have and the lore of The Elder Scrolls is as solid as foundation as something like the lore of DND's Sword Coast for example (RPG Nerd Talk)

So yeah, if you're that much of a Nerd, not that protective with your wallet, and can afford paying a monthly fee to make your experience valuable, go for it. I was never a big fan of MMORPGs but this one is as good as they can be, it's in a way like playing Skyrim forever.

Bethesda is still shameful. Dump your 25 year old engine and use Unreal Engine or something like a proper adult ffs...

To the regular person? No. I like this game, but to be honest with you, you kind of need an ESO PLUS membership, it's a big deal, otherwise your inventory management/capacity will really suffer. Now,why do I like this game? Well, I'm a sucker for LORE, so if you're like me and been around since the days of Morrowind/Oblivion and love the worldbuilding more than the games themselves (I for one believe selling Skyrim for every platform for the past 12 years instead of updating their shameful Gamebryo engine is revolting), so this game might make you happy. For a while. Also, only if you have someone to play with. Also, there's a bunch of expansions and Paid DLCs and stuff in general so it's Bethesda's business practices which might also deter people from getting this. I'm not THAT idealistic, and have no issue to pay for a few dozen hours of fun and curiosity, since the worldbuilding is still great and builds on what we already have and the lore of The Elder Scrolls is as solid as foundation as something like the lore of DND's Sword Coast for example (RPG Nerd Talk) So yeah, if you're that much of a Nerd, not that protective with your wallet, and can afford paying a monthly fee to make your experience valuable, go for it. I was never a big fan of MMORPGs but this one is as good as they can be, it's in a way like playing Skyrim forever. Bethesda is still shameful. Dump your 25 year old engine and use Unreal Engine or something like a proper adult ffs...