July 2014 – Leveling Guides

Which Traits to Use in Elder Scrolls Online

July 16, 2014June 10, 2015 Leveling-Guides.com

Though there is fairly little variety in gear stats in The Elder Scrolls Online, there are still optimal setups you can use to maximize its effectiveness. Outside of set bonuses and enchants you can only customize traits when crafting your equipment, so making sure they are the most optimal ones is even more important. In this guide you’ll learn exactly which traits are best on your gear no matter the build or setup! If you don’t want to read the boring details, click here to jump directly to the table…

ArcheAge Closed Beta Starts on July 17th

July 11, 2014February 11, 2017 Leveling-Guides.com

All ArcheAge players who were anxiously waiting for the closed beta to start can finally mark their calendars and clear their schedules. Game Founders and invited beta testers can jump in and experience ArcheAge’s sandbox world less than a week from now! Next weekend of closed beta will begin on Thursday, July 17th at 1:00pm and will last until 1:00 PM on Monday 21st. If you obtained access to closed beta testing yourself you will be able to jump into this exciting game and finally experience pirating, crafting, questing, PvP…

Elder Scrolls Online Dye Achievements

July 11, 2014July 16, 2014 Leveling-Guides.com

One of the most anticipated features of Elder Scrolls Online after launch are definitely armor dyes. Customizing your own equipment to make sure it has the visual appeal you like is for many players even more important than their functionality. With ESO’s update 3 rapidly approaching armor dyes have been added to the game, most of which are unlocked with in-game achievements. Some dyes an achievements are very easy to complete (such as finishing the main quests, fully exploring certain areas etc.), some are more difficult to obtain and a…

Easy Ways to Make Gold in Elder Scrolls Online

July 2, 2014June 10, 2015 Leveling-Guides.com

As with any other MMORPG making gold is important for improving your characters and ensuring they are competitive at endgame or PvP combat, and The Elder Scrolls Online certainly has plenty of ways to spend it. Since some of the best gear in the game is player-crafted and not dropped, you can easily spend rather large amounts just purchasing proper equipment for your character. Crafting items isn’t overly expensive though, but upgrading their quality to Epic (purple) and subsequently Legendary (gold) can get extremely expensive — with current market prices…