By now everyone who is at least somewhat into the Elder Scrolls series or MMO gaming has heard some of the hype surrounding the Elder Scrolls Online. This new MMO from Bethesda and ZeniMax promises to bring the best things about the Elder Scrolls series and online gaming and combine them all in a fashion that has the potential to make a huge impact in the highly competitive MMO scene. The big question everyone is asking themselves is; are they going to be able to deliver? While it is too early to definitively answer this seeing as the game is still in close beta, everything we do know points to this game being the next big thing in online gaming. Now what exactly do we know? Below are the four reasons why this game is going to be awesome.
"Nothing is off the table right now."
The latest update for the game has arrived with loads of new adventures for gamers.
The Battle for the Writhing Wall has begun! The event is now live, and it lasts until the Writhing Wall is destroyed. Band together with your fellow players to progress the event for your server and ultimately bring down the wall on your platform and region!
and then one gigantic reason that it won't: 15 bucks a month on top of the retail price.
Is this gonna be X-platform?
Aaaand three reason why i won't support it.
1. Pay for the game
2. Pay monthly
3. Micro transactions
I give you one more reason, why it wont be as good as its predecessors. Because I really wonder, how they want to keep the game like an Elder Scrolls have always been, but make it an MMORPG. The way you skill, the way it determines, who is stronger or weaker, the use of spells, the way where and how you find certain items... this all has to be changed, to be MMORPG capable and at the same time, it will change everything, that made Elder Scrolls such a wonderful game, but it looks like it will be like a WoW in the Elder Scrolls Universe and the Elder Scrolls Universe, is actually not, what made Elder Scrolls so special, it was its gameplay and what you were able to do. In world of Warcraft, there the Universe, where all happens, is mostly what counts, but in Elder Scrolls it is more the way of gaming...
Y wouldn't some just get guild wars 2