This Friday, members of the press prepared an exclusive content of the Elder Scrolls Online – PvP features and zones. The press played through Cyrodiil, tried siege weapons and shared their impressions about player vs player features. You can find the Consolidated List of ESO PvP Press Beta Links below:
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A week ago members of the Press shared with TESO fans the first impressions about all PvE features. Today, prepare for a new series of videos addressing PvP features like siege weapons, fast travel, storming keeps, and much more. The first preview comes courtesy of IGN, who unveiled Cyrodiil secrets.
Dark Anchors are the key ingredient in the dark plan of Deadric Prince Molag Bal to pull Tamriel into Oblivion. They can be found all throughout the world of Tamriel and their presence will bring despair and darkness in each part of the world. The player and hi, or hers, allies will have chance to send them back to Oblivion, where they belong, saving thousands of innocent souls by accomplishing this task.
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For some members of the press TESO NDA was partially lifted on Friday, February 7th, and new videos showing ESO game play popped up on youtube like mushrooms after rain. I came across an interesting video made by our friends at teso-gameguide.fr that shows a compilation of skill animations for each class. Enjoy.
A new wave of invitations have been sent, and TESO Closed Beta event has started. For all of you who got a chance to participate in Beta testing, this task will be also frustrating, because of many server issues, bugs and errors.
In the section below, you can browse through the following listing of questions and solutions, and we hope that you will find it useful. When the NDA drops, we’ll be able to provide more specific solutions, or proposals for solutions, to most of the issues.
Q: I’m stuck on load screen.
Some people are getting errors when trying to load into the game or transfer between zones. Wait for 1-15 minutes and restart client.
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Ever wondered what’s the difference between the lowest and the highest graphics settings in the Elder Scrolls Online? IGN posted an extremely interesting video, which reveals the difference between playing the PC version of a game on minimum and maximum settings.
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Last week, Bethesda and Zenimax Studios invited members of the press for an exclusive preview of the Elder Scrolls Online. The press played through the starting zones, and shared their impressions about character creation, skill progression, crafting, racial perks and much more. You can find the Consolidated List of ESO Press Beta Links below:
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Youtube channel CVG teased some big news about The Elder Scrolls Online in their The Week Ahead show which you can see here. In the video it is said that they will release something “massively exciting” about ESO on Friday, but they weren’t keen on saying more.
Of course, that didn’t stop the “rumor mill” from running at full speed. There are already many guesses about what will be shown, out of which TESO NDA lift and the release of media beta videos currently sound most likely.
Adding to this theory is post by another gaming web-site, Game Zone, which announced that they will release preview of TESO on Friday. This led many to believe that maybe some new gameplay videos will be included in the article.
While this might be pure coincidence and currently we can’t be sure whether TESO NDA lift will occur this week or not, it is certainly still too early for the Open Beta, so don’t get your hopes too high.
Shortly after The Elder Scrolls Online pre-order started, Zenimax Online Studio decided to showcase the premium package – The Imperial Edition.
We already saw the content of the package here, and the main differences between physical and digital copies of the game, but now we have a better insight into what is actually inside the box.
TESO Imperial Edition will have different price tag depending on the version: a digital copy will cost $79.99, 69.99 GBP or 79.99 EUR, and a physical copy will be worth $99.99, 89.99 GBP and 99.99 EUR. You can check the video bellow:
In a recent column published on web-site MMORPG.com, writter Suzie Ford gives 5 reasons why players will love The Elder Scrolls Online.
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