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The Elder Scrolls Online Starter Guide
Elder Scrolls Online is a very traditional MMO, so those of you out there who don’t play them regularly may have some trouble acclimating initially. But like most games, if you persevere and understand the fundamentals, everything will come in time. Before you even create a character, you should probably understand the basics of the game…
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The Elder Scrolls Online Infographic Reveals 5 Million Beta Registrations
Bethesda has released a new infographic for its upcoming MMO The Elder Scrolls Online, revealing over 5 million people registered for the beta. Other tidbits of info about TESO include the fact that there’s over 61 million items in the game, along with 10,202 NPCs and it’s all supported by 8.13 miles of cable in Zenimax…
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Massively’s Elder Scrolls Online launch diary: Day four – PvP
My fourth day In The Elder Scrolls Online didn’t start until well after 3:00 p.m. thanks to the North American megaserver going down in the wee watches of Wednesday morning and remaining down for several hours. When it came back up, the first thing I did was load into Doshia’s Lair outside Daggerfall with a pickup group…
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Massively’s Elder Scrolls launch diary: Day three – Questing, story, and more
I’m just about to level 10 as the sun sets on day three of my Elder Scrolls Online pre-launch experience. After plenty of decisional paralysis on Sunday, I settled on a Redguard Nightblade and spent Monday and Tuesday leveling him through Stros M’kai, Betnikh, and the city of Daggerfall. Now I’m working my way northeast through the wilds of Glenumbra, stopping…
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Massively’s Elder Scrolls launch diary: Day two – Skills and progression
Never in 15-plus years of MMO gaming have I been so bewildered when it comes to picking a main class and character. Part of this is because I ignored The Elder Scrolls Online prior to March 30th. So I’m drinking from the information firehose in terms of game mechanics while simultaneously trying to keep up with friends.…
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Massively’s Elder Scrolls launch week diary: Day one
Like any proper Tamrielian title, The Elder Scrolls Online starts you off in chains. This isn’t the boat-bound incarceration of Morrowind, though, or the relative comfort of Oblivion’s initial Imperial lockup. This is the Wailing Prison, an otherworldly abyss stocked with iron maidens, soulless inmates, and a spectral Prophet who sounds a lot like Albus Dumbledore. Don’t worry, though; ZeniMax didn’t blow…