Bethesda’s upcoming spring release The Elder Scrolls Online has been causing buzz in the gaming industry ever since it was announced. The game is set to release with five different classes for players to choose from, but is there a chance fans will see more classes added upon release? Currently the named classes are: Dragonknight, Sorcerer, Nightblade, Templar, and Warden.
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ok maybe someone can explain to me, if you can pretty much take any class and use any weapon sword or magic whatever like the devs claim... why are their classes? is there any benefit to being one or the other at all? cause it sounds like even if you pick the somewhat priest class you can still spec to tank so what gives...
maybe im just confused... I dont mind more open classes but i like to know that my class is somewhat unique...
I want a borderlands style *knife other player to signify duel* situation.
It's all fun both shooting each other but if one person is a mage and the other is an archer it could get very interesting