The Red Diamond Courier: Elder Scrolls Online Tips, Tricks, and More

I’ve been playing on and off since release. Started elder scrolls when oblivion was new. I like how you guys structure your pods, you never forget to talk about faction scores and you cover the updates and bug fixes well. I work 10 hour shifts and just added this to my queue for two days, probably gonna do a third. I’ve listened to over twenty hours of this in 2 days so far. I have an idea though, have you guys ever considered bringing on other people who play eso as much as you or even new players? You could interview them, ask their opinions on the same things you guys talk about generally, maybe talk to bigger guild leaders in the game, have these people bring up their concerns and what they’d like to see change in game or what changed that they didn’t like.

I downloaded/played ESO during the beta phase, stopped playing in 2015, recently decided to give the game another chance and haven’t stopped playing/listening to this podcast ever since. The pairing of playing ESO while listening to this podcast has been so much fun and just a lot of joy comes from listening to these episodes/guests. 10/10 would recommend to any Elder Scrolls fan regardless of how obsessed they are or aren’t with the series Edit: Episode 50 is hands down the best one

This show is just fantastic! I am a returning ESO player and have been listening to your show for the last 2 weeks while at work to catch up on what I missed! I have made it back to episode 74 I think at the moment just trying to learn as much as I can! Keep up the good work looking forward to more!

There are eso podcasts that always seem angry at eso. There are eso podcasts that seem like Zos sponsored corporate content masquerading as a podcast. Then there’s these guys. The first time I heard this, I turned it off… just sounded like two dudes hanging out. But growing a little bored of the other eso content out there I gave them another shot and you know what - that’s exactly what this podcast is. Two dudes who genuinely like the game. They are honest about the changes they don’t like but they’re never “the sky is falling”. It’s just like listening to a couple of friends who play the game more than you. It’s a solid listen if you are a regular player.