This means there are hundreds of thousands - potentially millions - of players on your megasever. Unlike other mmorpgs where you chose one of many servers to create your character on, ESO runs on two "megaservers" (a North American and a European megaserver). It's not terribly complicated, you just have to know where to look.This happens with some quests (and even some world bosses) because of some bugs in ESO's instancing system.
Once you have done that, confirm, and your accounts will be linked.įrom there, I jumped into the Stadia version of ESO, and found my PC character there waiting for me. This will take you out to a place to enter your Stadia creds. Here you will see a variety of account types, including Stadia. The fifth option will be "Linked Accounts". On the left, you will see a box titled "Account Summary". The real method for linking your PC and Stadia ESO accounts is found on the ESO website here.Ĭlick "Account" in the upper left-hand corner. Stadia tells you to start the game and connect there, but there is no way to do so.Ī bit of poking around, and I figured it out. So yesterday when the game released on Stadia, I claimed the title and tried to jump in, but the method for connecting the accounts was a little obtuse. Beat the rush, if you know what I'm saying.
Since the Stadia version of ESO has cross-play and cross-progress, I figured I would get a character through tutorial island, and up to level 10 so I could have a mount ready to go when I started on Stadia. I did a quick scan of my Steam library, and as I suspected, I had a copy of ESO lurking in there. When I heard that the Elder Scrolls Online was releasing as part of the Free with Pro program on Stadia, I knew that I would want to finally engage with this extremely popular game.
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