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Zenimax is changing up elements of The Elder Scrolls Online based on player feedback from the game's beta, offering an adjusted opening and some changes to the game's combat system.
The Elder Scrolls Online is getting a special 'Imperial Edition,' and Bethesda has outlined the host of extras included in it and the extra 'Explorer's Pack' you'll get for pre-ordering any version of the game.
Elder Scrolls Online won't require a Plus subscription to play on PlayStation 4, but you will need Gold to play on Xbox One. Either way, you'll need to pay the $14.99 monthly subscription fee.
Bethesda Softworks announced the voice cast for The Elder Scrolls Online today, which includes John Cleese, Bill Nighy, Alfred Molina, Michael Gambon, and Kate Beckinsale, among others.
Elder Scrolls Online game director Paul Sage explains how to gain Emperor status, and just what benefits it will net you.
The Elder Scrolls Online has been given a release date. The fantasy MMORPG will hit PC and Mac on April 4, while the Xbox One and PS4 versions will arrive in June.
A new trailer for The Elder Scrolls Online details character progression, explaining the great number of ways to customize abilities and attacks.
What does a chubby lizardman look like? This vital question and other aesthetic inquiries are answered in a new trailer for The Elder Scrolls Online, which focuses on the most important part of any RPG: its character creator. Players will get to tweak a pleasing amount of their looks, it seems.
Ooh, how ovel! The Elder Scrolls Online may be a late-comer in the rush of fantasy MMORPGs but it's boldly sticking to the plans other also-rans have since abandoned, of launching with $15 monthly subscription fees. So I suppose now we know that, the question becomes: how long until it too goes free-to-play?
Why are three factions at war in The Elder Scrolls Online? Because MMORPG's often use large-scale conflict to add a sense of importance to their repetitive quests. Oh no, but that's too simple. No, it's the sort of issue only a 'loremaster' can explain, and ZeniMax has deployed its lead loremaster Lawrence Schick to explain the troubles in a video developer diary.
