What Can ESO Learn from Elden Ring?

What Elden Ring features could work in ESO?

• Some more difficult Overland content. Elden Ring is famed for its challenging battles and boss fights, while in ESO you pretty much have to join group content if you want that kind of thing. The Overland content is currently almost universally of low difficulty, and many players outgrow it sooner or later.
  There were two suggestions that came up for how this would work, one of which was to have some Overland areas that are easy and some that are harder, and another was to have a “difficulty setting” for Overland content, similar to what we currently have for dungeons and trials. This would then port the player into a “hard mode” of whatever zone they were in currently.
  
  
• More interesting build diversity, as opposed to a solid “meta” with Best in Slot items. This is something that has been cropping up for a long time now. In its earlier days, there was a lot more flexibility in terms of how you could build your characters in the Elder Scrolls Online. However power creep and the introduction of powerful new items has effectively put a small number of sets in a class of their own, making the many hundreds of others simply sub par for high level gameplay. The game would definitely be more interesting if Zenimax found a way to balance this out again.
  
  
• Mounted Combat. This could possibly be implemented into ESO and might add an especially interesting new dynamic to Cyrodiil, assuming performance in Cyrodiil campaigns is improved first. It would add a completely new way of fighting in PvE, too. Perhaps it could come with its own skill line, but this would require pretty much a total rework of mounts in ESO. It is unclear if this is something that Zenimax would consider doing.

Some ESO (Elder Scrolls Online) players would like to see some more difficult Overland content