The Elder Scrolls Online 2.6.3

The Elder Scrolls Online is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) developed by Zenimax Online Studios and set in the world of Tamriel. Players can explore the vast open world, complete quests, and engage in player versus player combat.

Yes, you can play The Elder Scrolls Online solo and enjoy the main questline and many other quests by yourself. However, some content like dungeons and trials require a group to complete.

You can invite friends to your group by selecting them in your friends list or by typing /invite [character name] in the chat window. Once they accept the invitation, you can explore the world, complete quests, and fight together.

The game features ten playable races including Nords, Imperials, and Khajiit, and six classes including Dragonknight, Sorcerer, and Nightblade. Each race has its own abilities and bonuses, and each class has a unique playstyle that suits different types of players.

Players can craft a wide variety of items such as weapons, armor, potions, and food using different crafting stations scattered throughout Tamriel. To craft an item, players need the appropriate materials and skills, which they can improve by practicing the crafting professions such as blacksmithing, woodworking, and alchemy.

The level cap is currently 50 for all characters, but players can continue to earn experience points and champion points beyond this. Champion points allow players to further enhance their character's abilities and stats, and are account-wide.

Yes, The Elder Scrolls Online features large-scale player versus player combat in the form of Alliance War. Players from three factions - the Aldmeri Dominion, Daggerfall Covenant, and Ebonheart Pact - can battle for territorial control in Cyrodiil, a sprawling open-world zone that features castles, towers, and other strategic locations.

Players can ride a variety of mounts including horses, guar, senche-tigers, bears, and even hogs by purchasing them from stables or earning them through quests and achievements.

Yes, players can customize their character's appearance by changing their hairstyle, facial hair, markings, and more using the game's character creation sliders at the beginning of the game or through the game's account store. They can also obtain costumes and other cosmetic items to further customize their look.

The game originally had a subscription-based model, but has since switched to a buy-to-play model with optional paid DLCs and an optional ESO Plus subscription that grants players access to all DLCs, a crafting bag, and other bonuses.