Yeah, sure. If you're looking to get into mmos it's a good start. It's an mmo first an elder scrolls game 2nd though, just keep it in mind. Lots of content as is with mmos. It can get kinda repetitive but the quests feel like they leave an actual imlact on the world most of the time. You can finish a quest and doing so could get rid of enemies in an area, when there was a battle there. You could calm down angry spirits and make them non-hostile. It's actually kinda cool. The PvP has a good and bad side to it though, it's good that it's a very innovative idea where you go capture forts and its resources to further your goal of winning the war, actually having to use siege artillery and have badass trebuchets that launch 90kg stone projectiles over 200 meters, then charge in through a broken wall and killing the guards and enemy players to secure the place, then repairing it. It's innovative and genius in my opinion. But then there's PvP where you're head on against the enemy. Less fun. There's always at least one pro who will take 0 dmg and then kill 20 of you in 1 second. I don't understand that part of the pvp. Btw of you get it know that depending on your abilities/role you should either use most attribute points on stamina/magicka if your goal is DPS, and health if your goal is being a tank. More stamina = more dmg with stamina abilities. Sane with magica. Health is just health. The cost of abilities scales so don't bother thinking you can use all points on stamina and infinitely spam abilities. Overall a solid 8/10