The Elder Scrolls® Online

I used to love playing this game but stopped because I was uncertain how the future of the game looked and if they were planning future releases. But after recent updates to the game it seemed clear that the future was promising and that the game would be receiving new content for a while. Of course as soon as I install the game again Microsh!t (Microsoft) decides to include Zenimax in their typical corporate BS and layoff half the team. I can no longer recommend this game nor will I support products that partake in this type of behavior. I was always iffy about game studios that were acquired by Microcrap but now this is the nail in the coffin. I would hope someone in Microsoft that is higher up in the diluted management chain would see this and realize customers don't want to support their sloppy behavior in these recent years but they're so out of touch with reality that I doubt they will nor do I expect them to not lay people off as that just seems to be so ingrained into their corporate culture. Less people working on the game while trying to maintain the same content and release schedule is going to lead to a bunch of corners being cut. Unless Microsoft management gets their heads out of their asses then I can no longer support this game or any of the other games from them for that matter.

[h2] What a joke dear Bethesda [/h2] After you download 150+ gb and then 22gb of additional launcher IT starts again UPLOADING THE 150+GB FILES TO THE LAUNCHER and you see the BACKWARD-TIMED PROCESS o.O Would refund that.. but you know what, I actually don't need tha 6 usd $. Take it and do a better job in your next Elder Scrolls VI. Out.

电脑死机了一下 ，再然后就永久封禁了。这怎么不是浪费时间浪费钱吗

The game was difficult as a recommendation even when it was "active". It's "weird" or "different" in many ways which makes it a tough sell for people trying it for the first time (or several times). People had to "do a bit of homework" before "getting it" and starting to enjoy the game. Still it was a fun and enjoyable experience once you got to that point. My play time is proof of this in my case. Now though things are worse. Much worse. As of today the game is unofficially going into maintenance mode after the studio was butchered by "restructure". All the promised content that I was looking forward to (especially the class reworks) will probably be abandoned. It was already taking WAY TOO LONG at nearly two years, now we can expect 7 years (well 6 years since we have one rework done). I think we can look forward to 72 hour maintenance downtime since at "full team" it was 10+ hours weekly maintenance or more with no compensation for those who had eso+ of course. Grab that 50$ 2 paintings, a statue and 5 breads while they're hot. Much more to be said about issues but to summarize: don't come back to the game it's now unofficially abandoned. If you're thinking of trying it for the first time, see above. A few positives: - Elder Scrolls universe with its ups and downs it has major significance for people who grew up with these games so an open world with tons of stuff to do is pretty amazing - you can play it as a single player game for a long time if you enjoy the very specific and unusual "genre" of this game which is difficult to explain - due to previous point it's really easy to have your own fun and enjoyment in here, which is what I did for that ridiculous number of hours (no regrets) Conclusion: As seen with two other big mmo-type games in recent months once the axe falls there's no point to waste your time on it. Unless you're still having fun in which case go for it. It is a pretty good game that could have been great (old story here not related to today's events). Good bye ESO for now, but will still play you for a while since there's nothing better lol...

♥♥♥♥ microsoft ♥♥♥♥ ai ♥♥♥♥ layoffs

If you want to know why Elder Scrolls 6 hasn't made an appearance in close to a decade, you are looking at one of the biggest reasons why. Why sell you an $80 single player game when they can get $180 a year for this generic brand Elder Scrolls. I put in a lot of time with friends and got addicted to dailies and all the other live service bells and whistles, but how can we support this Microsoft owned product after everything they've done to this studio and others. You deserve better. The devs that got fired deserved better. The devs that have survived so far deserve better.

Welp, Microsoft just put this game on life support. Game's dead, they just gutted the majority of the dev team. Can't in good faith recommend putting any money into this game now.