Personally, I play 3 MMO's on a regular basis and they are very different so the question is what sort of experience you're looking for. Do you want a "go anyw

Personally, I play 3 MMO's on a regular basis and they are very different so the question is what sort of experience you're looking for. Do you want a "go anywhere do anything at any time" experience, where you look at nearly all the content from first level? Then Elder Scrolls Online (ESO) may be your jam - you can jump in at lvl 1 to the newest content (except raiding and max level dungeons). Do you want well crafted story with solid structure and the constant knowledge of what to do next? That's FFXIV - it's got a main story that's going to guide you through content all the way from lvl 1 to lvl 80, but you can't just go off for 30 lvls and come back and expect the content to match your level - you'll have to go back and catch up on things. I really like them both. I think FFXIV is superior in terms of enjoyment for your investment, but if you want content you can pick up and just go without any real commitment or requirements ESO is great.