The Elder Scrolls Online is a long-running fantasy MMO launched in 2014 across PC and macOS, offering players an interconnected Elder Scrolls experience with both PvE and PvP content.
The game has faced uncertainty following significant layoffs at Bethesda and its parent company Xbox, which affected ZeniMax Online Studios' leadership including studio head Jo Burba. While the scale of departures raised concerns about the game's future among its playerbase, the developer has moved to reassure fans that The Elder Scrolls Online remains actively supported. ZeniMax has posted an extended roadmap reaffirming its commitment to delivering new content, though the studio has acknowledged reduced team bandwidth has impacted some operations, including limitations on cash shop updates and blog communications. Despite these challenges, the team is proceeding with planned events, including a celebration of Bethesda's 40th anniversary next month alongside PvP-focused activities and Update 51 on the public test server.
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With the exception of one specific game, puzzles in MMORPGs tend to be… not exactly puzzling. That does mean that Elder Scrolls Online has a low bar to clear when the puzzle rooms of its upcoming Nowhere Vault content arrive, though. Or it’s going to have to do a lot to convince…
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So now you can upvote and give feedback on Elder Scrolls Online’s many features: “After the successful August beta period, we are happy to officially unveil the new Elder Scrolls Online Feature Upvote dashboards. Using these evergreen boards, you can submit your ideas for improvi…
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Listen up, Warden players of Elder Scrolls Online — or read up considering this is in text form. ZeniMax Online Studios has offered an update on its plans to refresh the class, which is still moving forward as originally planned, only with a bit of a shift in what that looks like…
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Here's what's happening in The Elder Scrolls Online this month
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So The Elder Scrolls Online has offered players its survival guide for September, and the good and bad news is that very little is happening in September until the end. Like, Golden Pursuits continues until September 17th, but after that? Nothing at all is happening. Well… until…
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The Elder Scrolls Online team has a development update concerning class refreshes, including big updates on their work in progress on the Warden, and a release shift.
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September is almost here, and The Elder Scrolls Online has Update 51, the Nowhere Vault feature, and the High Seas of Tamriel event on the way.
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You can currently score a free PC copy of The Elder Scrolls Online—plus an exclusive in-game pet—with paperback copies of Travis Baldree’s new fantasy novel "Brigands & Breadknives".
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Whitestrake's Mayhem returns to The Elder Scrolls Online today in its new format. The team has a new preview with everything you need to know about the PvP event.
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Next month in The Elder Scrolls Online, the team will celebrate Bethesda's 40th anniversary, put Update 51 on the PTS, spotlight PvP in events, and offer more rewards.
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ZeniMax Online Studios, the developer behind hit MMO The Elder Scrolls Online, has reiterated that its online RPG is "here to stay" after doubts about the title's future were raised in the wake of the big Xbox 'reset' overseen by Asha Sharma.
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The blog will offer less information, too
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The MMO is already reeling from reduced "team bandwidth".
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Last week's Microsoft layoffs , a seemingly never-ending source of terrible and sobering news, included several members of the Elder Scrolls Online's leadership team. According to a WARN notice , studio head Jo Burba is among those departing, despite having only stepped into that…
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In the wake of last week's layoffs, one thing is clear: The Elder Scrolls Online developers deserved so much better than Xbox.
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"The plan is still to deliver great content". In the wake of the Xbox layoffs last week , there's been some concern amongst Elder Scrolls Online players that the game could stop adding new content or even be closed entirely, but that doesn't appear to be the case at first glance.…
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The Elder Scrolls Online developer ZeniMax Online Studios has moved to reassure concerned fans that it is still committed to the game despite the impact of significant layoffs at Xbox.
