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Adventurers in The Elder Scrolls Online do battle with a monstrous enemy.
Despite an incredibly tough 2025 for ZeniMax, The Elder Scrolls Online's leadership is hopeful: 'We've definitely got our eyes on the future, because this is our home'

By Harvey Randall Published

News "We aren't done yet."

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Adventurers in The Elder Scrolls Online do battle with a monstrous enemy.
One of The Elder Scrolls Online's oldest problems, overland difficulty, is finally getting addressed—but the devs are 'starting really small' because 'we didn't want to take a big swing and miss'

By Harvey Randall Published

News "We can turn this into, over time, a more fully-fledged and robust system."

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An elf in The Elder Scrolls Online stands proudly amidst a dense forest.
The Elder Scrolls Online's director says doing the same-old yearly patch cycle wasn't 'going to cut it' if the MMO developer 'wanted to have a shot at reaching that 30-year mark'

By Harvey Randall Published

SCROLL UP "Nothing is off the table right now."

SCROLL UP
Adventurers in The Elder Scrolls Online do battle with a monstrous enemy.
The Elder Scrolls Online devs promise that its new seasonal model 'is the beginning of a major shift' for the decade-old MMO: 'Frankly, we think we could make the game more rewarding and exciting'

By Harvey Randall Published

News 'Tis the season.

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LOS ANGELES, CA - JUNE 10: Matt Firor, Game Designer and Producer, speaks about 'Elder Scrolls Online' during the Bethesda E3 conference at the Event Deck at LA Live on June 10, 2018 in Los Angeles, California. The E3 Game Conference begins on Tuesday June 12. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
Former Elder Scrolls Online chief confirms Microsoft's 2025 bloodbath drove his departure from ZeniMax: 'Project Blackbird was the game I had waited my entire career to create'

By Andy Chalk Published

news Matt Firor announced his split from ZeniMax Online Studios the same day Microsoft laid off roughly 9,000 employees and cancelled multiple game projects.

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A healer looks mournfully towards the camera, hand outstretched, as she topples into the bowels of the Tam-Tara Deepcroft in Final Fantasy 14.
PC Gamer's Top 100 didn't have a single MMO in it this year—here are my 3 theories as to why we did that

By Harvey Randall Published

NO MMO I've run the numbers, and by run I mean look at them a bit and sigh.

NO MMO
An edited picture of an orc opening a bag that, instead of gold, is filled with random items.
Every MMO I play in 2025, I end up with a bag filled with trash—but that won't change any time soon, if at all

By Harvey Randall Published

BAGGAGE My inventory is full!

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The Elder Scrolls Online studio head says Microsoft's brutal cuts were 'super emotional… it was awful'

By Rich Stanton Published

News Despite the cancellation of Blackbird, still wants to make a new game.

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'It's been out for years!': 11 years in, people are still asking Bethesda when The Elder Scrolls Online is coming out

By Joshua Wolens Published

News No, really though, when's the release date Todd?

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The Elder Scrolls Online 'isn't going anywhere,' new ZeniMax boss says: 'The studio is continuing to work hard on new features, adventures, and improvements'

By Andy Chalk Published

news It's been a month since Microsoft cancelled a new MMO in development at ZeniMax, a move that coincided with the departure of former studio president and TESO director Matt Firor.

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