I don't tend to play multiple games with any sort of regularity because of a general lack of time. Well, that and my competitive nature not allowing me to be ok with sucking at a particular game. I've learned that as an adult I have a choice - Play all the games my heart desires and not invest enough time to be very good at any of them or focus my energy on the game(s) I like the most and spend the time necessary to at least be proficient. Madden is a great example of this. I stopped playing Madden because I either had to spend so much of my time labbing and practicing or accept that I was going to get the shit kicked out of me whenever I play other people. It just wasn't worth the time it took to be a good player any more. Having picked up ESO myself, I will say that I am probably going to going to split my time somewhat evenly between ESO and Destiny. But, this works only because Destiny offers multiple options for short form gaming. I can hop on for 30 minutes and do a few strikes, or a few control matches during the week when I have less time available. Then on the weekends, when it's more likely I can sit on the couch for a few hours in one block of time, I will use that to play ESO. But the point is that I generally have to dedicate myself to a very short list of games(probably 3 max) if I want to enjoy myself.