While undoubtedly there won't be Forum Both are extremely beneficial ..

The combat action is quick and fun, active WOW TBC Gold taunts/blocks/dodges feel good--but since skills don't have a cooling-off, the game turns into a constant swarm. Some classes simply use the same skill THIRTEEN times in a row, lol.

The company doesn't care about your time as a player as FFXIV does. It will take you just as long to spend time managing your bank and inventory even if you don't have the option of a premium membership (same price that the FFXIV). If you are not a premium subscriber every new dungeon should be purchased. Additionally, they offer yearly expansions with only a tiny amount of content.

TBF Final Fantasy is sub only. If you purchase the ESO sub, everything will be perfectly fine. They're half the price of FF expansions. They are also released twice as frequently, making it extremely competitive.

FFXIV also comes with an extensively acclaimed expansion with the name of Shadowbringers which is described as one of the top Final Fantasy stories of the more than 15 years. This is the highest praise I've heard for an ESO story.

Just finished the foundation and I enjoyed every minute of it. I'm not feeling the need to rush since Ilevel sync makes it very difficult to complete content that is old. The the fact that there's other things to do other than killing it hoboing up, like chocobo racing or racing, is an amazing. My companions who have done many dungeons will never give up even on an unclean slate, and will be happy to assist you whenever you need it.

I'm playing FF at the moment, but I don't have a strong argument to ignore ESO. They're both fun in their own ways. Final Fantasy strikes me as much more of a game for social interaction and the storyline is in line with the mainline Final Fantasy game. ESO however, on the contrary one hand, lets you get lost in the world. ESO can be a great way to become involved in the world when you are in a position to recognize your own Nirn. The real sticking point for a lot of people appears to be combat. FF appears to be more like WoW. ESO is an improvement over GW2 and the more recent rotations in ESO seem a little ridiculous however, not so much from a length standpoint however from an execution perspective.

Both are extremely beneficial and are able to provide different areas. Personally, I like the story of ESO. However, I've played more Elder Scrolls games that I have Final Fantasy, so I am more knowledgeable about the story and its references.

ESO offers a more smooth housing system than FFXIV doesn't have. ESO lets you tilt and float objects without having to take advantage of bugs. It's all instanced (but it's also large) meaning you don't have cheap Burning Crusade Classic Gold to compete with other players over plots.