The Elder Scrolls Online trailer released
Hot on the heels of The Elder Scrolls Online's announcement yesterday comes the first official trailer. It's all cinematic, with nary a glimpse of gameplay, but perhaps that old epic fantasy vibe is enough to get you jazzed.
Hot on the heels of The Elder Scrolls Online's announcement yesterday comes the first official trailer. It's all cinematic, with nary a glimpse of gameplay, but perhaps that old epic fantasy vibe is enough to get you jazzed.
The trailer explains that the Imperial throne sits empty, the all-important Dragonfires are unlit, and things that go bump in the night, well, are going bump in the night. As so often happens in these MMO situations, battle lines are drawn, alliances are forged, and loads of players are thrown into the mix.
Developed by Zenimax Online Studios, not Skyrim dev Bethesda Game Studios, The Elder Scrolls Online is coming for PC and Mac.
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Hot on the heels of The Elder Scrolls Online's announcement yesterday comes the first official trailer. It's all cinematic, with nary a glimpse of gameplay, but perhaps that old epic fantasy vibe is enough to get you jazzed.-
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Looks like the embed is messed up, so here you go: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyqUpS9zZAk
Pretty much a waste of time.-
Sooooo pretty much like the dovaking trailer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9eGtyqz4gY
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I think they mis-interpreted the want for an elderscrolls multiplayer option.
What people like about the ES series is a sense of open ended freedom while being able to dynamically effect a massive world of content.
Unless ESO is something really really special, MMO's by most nature have very static content. No matter how many times one would slaughter a village, the villagers will be up and running again within an hour. -
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I know I don't speak for everyone here...but I'd be willing to bet at least a little money on the following:
The majority of people that like games like Skyrim and Oblivion, are not interested in MMO's...or if they are, not in this setting.
MMO does not equal sandbox
MMO does not equal mods
I guess if you're looking for a kind of Skyrim on rails or something it might work...that's not for me.