The Elder Scrolls Online

[Direwolf]

After careful consideration, I have decided to post a video of THE FINAL BOSS FIGHT in this thread. I feel that watching this video may deprive the adventurers of Tamriel of one of the richest and most stimulating experiences in the entire game; on the other hand, this fight is pure, unadulterated awesome, and deserves to be viral on youtube and trending on twitter for all eternity:

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That looks terrible. Average trash mob in Wildstar feels more like a boss than this shit.

 

[Mangoose]

Goddamn dodge the red circle fad can you die please

 

[Bubbles]

The opening cutscene is finally finished and available for public consumption. It's literally the first thing you see in the game, so spoiler potential is minimal.



In terms of production values and cool factor, this is the best TES opening yet.

 

[Bubbles]

Yet more news! This one is especially exciting for the old school Codex crowd - feast your eyes... ON THIS:

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[Metro]

Can't wait for this...

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...to hit $5.

 

[Ranselknulf]

Shit will be FTP in a year.

 

[Hoaxmetal]

Bubbles made this thread too cringeworthy :/

 

[Angthoron]

Bubbles made this thread too cringeworthy :/

I thought the "Let's make a Codexian guild" people did that...

 

[Eyeball]

Watched the Molag Bal bossfight video. I absolutely cannot tell the difference between this and any other motherfucking MMO made in the past decade.

 

[Scroo]

Yeah, seriously, that bossfight looks boring as hell.

 

[7/10]

Who's this Molag Bal fellow and why does he look like Diablo?

 

[Dwemer Puzzle Box]

Daedric Prince of (good ol') Rape.
He rapes Elder Scrolls.

 

[Dwemer Puzzle Box]

2epic4me

 

[ZodoZ]

wassup? I watch utube #2 n fo hole hour that same thing - what do now?
I can sing a same song now too! Kewl

 

[imweasel]

ZeniMax Debunks Elder Scrolls Online 200M Budget Rumor: We Couldn’t Have Wasted That Much Money

In a statement from ZeniMax Online Studios, the developers behind The Elder Scrolls Online, they have denied a claim that the game cost 200 million dollars to make saying that there was no way they could have put that much money into the game.

The claim came from a tweet that was quickly deleted earlier today. Many players have expressed their dissatisfaction with the game and pointed to the rumored excessive budget as proof of the game’s complete mismanagement. Game director Matt Firor explained in an interview today that the game definitely did not cost 200 million dollars to make.

“If we really did waste 200 million dollars to make this game, then we would have been fired already for incompetence,” said Firor, “When you look at The Elder Scrolls Online, you don’t see a 200 million dollar game. In fact, feedback from our beta testers have stated that based on the game’s quality, not a lot of money was put into it. This clearly points to how much effort went into the game. ”

“So let’s pretend that we actually did spend 200 million dollars on the game, people would be banging on our doors to play The Elder Scrolls Online which is not the case,” continued Firor, “So I don’t see how people could even imagine that we would sink 200 million dollars into this game. I’m not entirely sure what people would expect from a 200 million dollar game in the first place, but I can tell you that it’s definitely not The Elder Scrolls Online.”

“Without the nondisclosure agreement, I’m sure hundreds of gamers would be backing me up right now,” remarked Firor, “In fact, everyone breaking the agreement to say that this game is bad is clearly a person you should just ignore.”

We attempted to reach Bethesda, publishers of the The Elder Scrolls series, for a comment regarding this rumor; however, a representative for the company told us that they have never heard of a game called The Elder Scrolls Online.

Source

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[Emily]

After careful consideration, I have decided to post a video of THE FINAL BOSS FIGHT in this thread. I feel that watching this video may deprive the adventurers of Tamriel of one of the richest and most stimulating experiences in the entire game; on the other hand, this fight is pure, unadulterated awesome, and deserves to be viral on youtube and trending on twitter for all eternity:

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This is just too much, i cannot believe just how bad this is

 

[set]

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ZeniMax Debunks Elder Scrolls Online 200M Budget Rumor: We Couldn’t Have Wasted That Much Money

In a statement from ZeniMax Online Studios, the developers behind The Elder Scrolls Online, they have denied a claim that the game cost 200 million dollars to make saying that there was no way they could have put that much money into the game.

The claim came from a tweet that was quickly deleted earlier today. Many players have expressed their dissatisfaction with the game and pointed to the rumored excessive budget as proof of the game’s complete mismanagement. Game director Matt Firor explained in an interview today that the game definitely did not cost 200 million dollars to make.

“If we really did waste 200 million dollars to make this game, then we would have been fired already for incompetence,” said Firor, “When you look at The Elder Scrolls Online, you don’t see a 200 million dollar game. In fact, feedback from our beta testers have stated that based on the game’s quality, not a lot of money was put into it. This clearly points to how much effort went into the game. ”

“So let’s pretend that we actually did spend 200 million dollars on the game, people would be banging on our doors to play The Elder Scrolls Online which is not the case,” continued Firor, “So I don’t see how people could even imagine that we would sink 200 million dollars into this game. I’m not entirely sure what people would expect from a 200 million dollar game in the first place, but I can tell you that it’s definitely not The Elder Scrolls Online.”

“Without the nondisclosure agreement, I’m sure hundreds of gamers would be backing me up right now,” remarked Firor, “In fact, everyone breaking the agreement to say that this game is bad is clearly a person you should just ignore.”

We attempted to reach Bethesda, publishers of the The Elder Scrolls series, for a comment regarding this rumor; however, a representative for the company told us that they have never heard of a game called The Elder Scrolls Online.

Source

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That is the weirdest PR statement I have ever read in my life. Who approved that? And who would believe that tripe? Well, maybe that's a dumb question, I'm sure anyone interested in TESMMO at this point would believe anything.

 

[Scroo]

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ZeniMax Debunks Elder Scrolls Online 200M Budget Rumor: We Couldn’t Have Wasted That Much Money

In a statement from ZeniMax Online Studios, the developers behind The Elder Scrolls Online, they have denied a claim that the game cost 200 million dollars to make saying that there was no way they could have put that much money into the game.

The claim came from a tweet that was quickly deleted earlier today. Many players have expressed their dissatisfaction with the game and pointed to the rumored excessive budget as proof of the game’s complete mismanagement. Game director Matt Firor explained in an interview today that the game definitely did not cost 200 million dollars to make.

“If we really did waste 200 million dollars to make this game, then we would have been fired already for incompetence,” said Firor, “When you look at The Elder Scrolls Online, you don’t see a 200 million dollar game. In fact, feedback from our beta testers have stated that based on the game’s quality, not a lot of money was put into it. This clearly points to how much effort went into the game. ”

“So let’s pretend that we actually did spend 200 million dollars on the game, people would be banging on our doors to play The Elder Scrolls Online which is not the case,” continued Firor, “So I don’t see how people could even imagine that we would sink 200 million dollars into this game. I’m not entirely sure what people would expect from a 200 million dollar game in the first place, but I can tell you that it’s definitely not The Elder Scrolls Online.”

“Without the nondisclosure agreement, I’m sure hundreds of gamers would be backing me up right now,” remarked Firor, “In fact, everyone breaking the agreement to say that this game is bad is clearly a person you should just ignore.”

We attempted to reach Bethesda, publishers of the The Elder Scrolls series, for a comment regarding this rumor; however, a representative for the company told us that they have never heard of a game called The Elder Scrolls Online.

Source

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That is the weirdest PR statement I have ever read in my life. Who approved that? And who would believe that tripe? Well, maybe that's a dumb question, I'm sure anyone interested in TESMMO at this point would believe anything.

That's not real. P4rgaming is a satire website

 

[Angthoron]

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ZeniMax Debunks Elder Scrolls Online 200M Budget Rumor: We Couldn’t Have Wasted That Much Money

In a statement from ZeniMax Online Studios, the developers behind The Elder Scrolls Online, they have denied a claim that the game cost 200 million dollars to make saying that there was no way they could have put that much money into the game.

The claim came from a tweet that was quickly deleted earlier today. Many players have expressed their dissatisfaction with the game and pointed to the rumored excessive budget as proof of the game’s complete mismanagement. Game director Matt Firor explained in an interview today that the game definitely did not cost 200 million dollars to make.

“If we really did waste 200 million dollars to make this game, then we would have been fired already for incompetence,” said Firor, “When you look at The Elder Scrolls Online, you don’t see a 200 million dollar game. In fact, feedback from our beta testers have stated that based on the game’s quality, not a lot of money was put into it. This clearly points to how much effort went into the game. ”

“So let’s pretend that we actually did spend 200 million dollars on the game, people would be banging on our doors to play The Elder Scrolls Online which is not the case,” continued Firor, “So I don’t see how people could even imagine that we would sink 200 million dollars into this game. I’m not entirely sure what people would expect from a 200 million dollar game in the first place, but I can tell you that it’s definitely not The Elder Scrolls Online.”

“Without the nondisclosure agreement, I’m sure hundreds of gamers would be backing me up right now,” remarked Firor, “In fact, everyone breaking the agreement to say that this game is bad is clearly a person you should just ignore.”

We attempted to reach Bethesda, publishers of the The Elder Scrolls series, for a comment regarding this rumor; however, a representative for the company told us that they have never heard of a game called The Elder Scrolls Online.

Source

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That is the weirdest PR statement I have ever read in my life. Who approved that? And who would believe that tripe? Well, maybe that's a dumb question, I'm sure anyone interested in TESMMO at this point would believe anything.

It's P4R, man. The materials they receive are the ones that level up the game journalism.

That's not real. P4rgaming is a satire website

Well, actually they do have a couple of serious articles, usually having to do with bashing Polygon, as well as a couple of news that sound so retarded that they should be parodies but actually aren't - case in point being the article on Dungeon Keeper that sounded like a joke but was actually all true.

 

[imweasel]

Yeah, it's a satire site, it was too good not to post.

They have more, like this one: ZeniMax Lifts Elder Scrolls Online NDA in the Hopes of Finding One Person Who Likes the Game

 

[ERYFKRAD]

I oughta check out P4rgaming more often.

 

[Rahdulan]

ZeniMax Debunks Elder Scrolls Online 200M Budget Rumor: We Couldn’t Have Wasted That Much Money

Source

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Really? Same way Bioware's James Ohlen prophesied TOR would have 500 planets by 2025? And that one isn't P4R at work, he actually said that.

“If we really did waste 200 million dollars to make this game, then we would have been fired already for incompetence,” said Firor, “When you look at The Elder Scrolls Online, you don’t see a 200 million dollar game.”

You can say that again.

 

[Bubbles]

Imperial Edition Early Access has been a huge success, no server issues at all despite hundreds of thousands of players. Here's a launch day pic:

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This is very likely going to be the biggest MMO launch yet.

 

[Irenaeus]

And guild spam already

 

[Ulminati]