Zenimax Online Studios have released a new trailer for the first adventure zone to be added post-launch to The Elder Scrolls Online. The new zone, Craglorn, is designed for groups of four players at veteran level 10.
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ZeniMax Online has released a new The Elder Scrolls Online trailer showcasing the game's upcoming 12 player trails, set to be added in the post-launch Craglorn update.
The state of Tamriel isn't quite as rosy as Zenimax Online would like as The Elder Scrolls Online is under siege from gold-farming bots, and plagued with exploits. According to director Matt Firor over 85% of support tickets are related to 'black market' offences and bots are widely stalking bosses for loot in open dungeons. They have a "daily running battle" with them.
A Skyrim-sized RPG from Obsidian Entertainment? Co-founder Feargus Urquhart would love that kind of project, and it's why publishers continue 'making sense' for those types of games as they cost tens of millions. Barring Star Citizen, crowd-funding just can't funnel that kind of money into huge RPGs. Urquhart admits the studio keep badgering publishers for work on big names.
This new online-only Tamriel is a scary place, so let Chris Capel be your guide.
A new patch for The Elder Scrolls Online has been released by developer Zenimax Online Studios and it tackles more quest related issues and blocks, as well as improving the game's stability and performance. Another area of focus are the legions of bots farming the MMO and gold spammers. TESO has been under siege by 'black market' activity, as they account for over 80% of support tickets.
Director Matt Firor for The Elder Scrolls Online has announced ZeniMax Online will be issuing 5 additional days game time to all subscribers who are registered before 8.00pm EDT / 1.00am BST today. This is to "recognise that some of the launch issues affected" the early experience of the MMO, cutting into the 30 days trial period. Firor also outlines what changes are ahead.
In a new blog post on the official website, The Elder Scrolls Online director Matt Firor has responded to concerns and criticism over the launch of Zenimax Online's fantasy MMO. He says that the developers are continuing to work on improving the game, dealing with gold farmers and other cheats, and "working diligently to keep ESO balanced, stable, and fresh for veteran players."
Bethesda has released a new patch for The Elder Scrolls Online. Patch 1.0.8 "contains fixes for quest issues and blockers, in addition to fixes for the Mac client."
We've had Skywind, now it's time for Skyblivion. This ambitious fan mod transports The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion over to the Skyrim engine. There's a new trailer from the mod team showcasing their work so far.
Zenimax has confirmed the first major update for their newly launched MMO The Elder Scrolls Online will be arriving this week, tomorrow or Friday. It features the new Craglorn Adventure Zone with new story and quests. It offers four-player quests for groups and the new twelve-player Trials. Testing for the update is now wrapping up and Zenimax plan updates every four-to-six weeks.
Here's some good news for budding guild masters in The Elder Scrolls Online. The next update for Zenimax Online's game is coming this August and focuses on guilds and customisation, even allowing for custom heraldry and dyed armour. You can check out those customisation options in this new video, which also reveals some of the other new features on the way.
The good folks behind the wildly ambitious mod Skywind, which remakes the entirety of The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind in the Skyrim engine, are still looking for contributors to the project. Specifically they need voice actors to help record the tonnes of audio dialogue in the game, and volunteers to listen to those tonnes of voice samples and pick the best ones out. Here's a video from the team explaining more.
Fans of The Elder Scrolls Online (I know there's some out there) might want to find something else to do today. The European megaserver migration Zenimax promised earlier this year will take place from 1:00PM BST until 10:00PM BST today. During the process European players will be unable to log in to the server. The North American server will obviously not be affected.
Bethesda's The Elder Scrolls Online MMO has only been out a few months, but developer Zenimax is already offering free toys to the game's subscribers. The Elder Scrolls Loyalty Programme starts next month, offering all eligible subscribers who've paid for at least three months of gameplay the 'High Hrothgar Wraith' vanity pet.
Zenimax Online's staff have just suffered a round of layoffs, but publisher Bethesda says the situation won't affect the continuing development of MMO The Elder Scrolls Online. "As is the norm for games of this type, we had ramped up a large workforce to develop a game of vast scale, and ramped up our customer service to handle the expected questions and community needs of The Elder Scrolls Online at launch," Bethesda's PR head Pete Hines told Joystiq.
The fourth Elder Scrolls Online content patch has gone live, opening up the highest reaches of Upper Craglorn for you to go adventuring about in. There you'll find a new Trial, the Sanctum Ophidia, which has you face off against the "trolls and other nightmares" of the Scaled Court. I don't know what any of that means, but it all sounds lovely. You'll also be able to visit the fighting pits of the Dragonstar Arena.
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Return to Vvardenfell in the latest chapter of The Elder Scrolls Online.