I appologize, you were making it sound like you're actively going to seek out the most worthless stat in the game.
I'll do my best to understand decisions like this in the future.
I sincerely hope in Cyrodil I go up against Skill-Xp traited people, so my +enchantments traits eat them for lunch haha.
PS: EQ took months to get max level. ESO takes a few days.
The training trait is supposed to be a temporary thing, which isn't hard to seek out with crafting skills if you PvP. You'll tear up those using it today, but tomorrow they'll have moved on to different gear and the skill level difference means that they get revenge. But that's part of another point on playstyle.
You *can* rush leveling in ESO if you really want to. I'd recommend just running with a PvP zerg and repeating the bounty board quests, so you compound xp for lots of kills (you+group) with taking and defending real estate and turning in quests. I flew from 19 to 23 in two hours doing that and didn't even rush it (bio breaks, etc). The problem is, the more you rush, the more you miss. If you go pure PvP, no problem. But you're really cutting yourself out of a lot of the game by doing that. More relevant to the above, those who take their time will be stronger by the time they catch up to you as well because they'll have better developed skills, more trial and error in testing their build, and very likely better equipment.
That's my worry about Tuco's PvP only approach. But with a good guild behind him, he'll be fine so long as somebody crafts well and somebody farms PvE. Skills can always catch up and nothing beats good troops.
Pure PvP'ers have more gold than slow-level people do, though. And probably more AP too.
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Last I heard, it takes 1,000 AP to change your home campaign. I was pulling roughly 14k an hour at the end of last beta. So, "expensive" is kind of relative. Go to your home campaign, be where the fight is, don't fight alone, and don't slack off on the board quests. That's all there is to it unless you die a lot. In that case, go home and rethink your life. Or build. Or something.