I do enjoy this game personally and have played in the beta of 2014 only to stop because at the time you needed to pay monthly to play.
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- It is a smaller Daggerfall world size and easy to pick up in the sense that even with all the DLCs so far you have about 5 to 6 zones with each side and that's not counting with Coldharbour so you have quite a lot of space to go through.

- Most of DLCs are tied to dungeons or trials, raids for those who are used to the WoW scene, and yet you have a large number of dungeons available to you.

- You can try a bit of every skill tree that isn't class based and even get quite far with it, the only negative things so far with skills is that if you're going for jewelry crafting you will need Summerset DLC and the final negative thing is: WHERE'S MY UNARMED SKILL?! I WANT TO HAVE PUNCHING ABILITIES!

- There are microtransactions but they aren't predatory ones, they won't scream at your face "Hey, buy an exp scroll to level up faster." you can tell that it is there but you can ignore it mostly.

- About the subscription (yes it has one as you probably saw when scrolling down to see reviews) it exists and it offers quite a lot of benefits as free access to all the dlc except the last chapter, Greymoor (as of June of 2020), a bag that can store all materials, double storage and crowns (microtransaction currency), while the benefits are massive you can still play without the ESO+ subscription, you can get up to 140 inventory slots on upgrading backpack size and +60 from horse upgrading so inventory space is helpful but with some attention it isn't as needed.

- Game goes on sale quite often and you do get a DLC along with it.
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All in all, I'd recommend it if you're looking for an mmo in the veins of Elder Scrolls game.