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The first expansion for The Elder Scrolls Online will be released next month on PC/Mac and in mid September on consoles. The expansion will introduce new quests, rewards, PvE and PvP content and more.
The developers behind The Elder Scrolls Online are going through a bit of downsizing, but will continue to "invest heavily" in the online MMO.
Those subscribed for three months get the first-tier reward, a vanity pet. The next prize will come at six months.
ZeniMax Online explains how it will balance the three factions in The Elder Scrolls Online.
The primary goal right now for The Elder Scrolls Online ready for release early in 2014, but developer Zenimax Online has been keeping an eye on other MMOs and watching what they have been doing--and experiencing--in the crowded massively multiplayer market.
Every massively multiplayer game has some sort of gathering mechanic where players can use items they find to craft useful things that they won't have to spend money on. The Elder Scrolls Online will be no different, as a new video talks about exploration and gathering in Tamriel.
In The Elder Scrolls Online, we have learned that the god of schemes Molag Bal is threatening Tamriel with a trip to his realm of Oblivion. He steals the player's soul in the beginning of the game and hides it. A new trailer offers a bit more on where the soul may be held.
Our first hands-on of The Elder Scrolls Online reveals a slightly more optimistic portrait than some skeptical early impressions, but the game's fate still rests on its business model.
The Elder Scrolls Online creative director Paul Sage talks about how two players who make different choices will sometimes have their versions of the game reconciled, and other times will split apart.
