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Latest NewsOblivion Turns Ten — March 20, 2016Today marks the 10th anniversary of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. The game was first released in North America for Microsoft Windows and Xbox 360 on March 20, 2006, and was ported to PlayStation 3 exactly a year later. Bethesda are celebrating the anniversary on social media with the hashtag "#10YearsInOblivion", and ZOS have released a screenshot of Kvatch from the upcoming Dark Brotherhood DLC for ESO. Thieves Guild Announced — January 28, 2016Following on from the initial teaser, ZeniMax Online Studios has today announced further details on the upcoming Thieves Guild DLC for The Elder Scrolls Online. The game pack will cost 2,000 Legends Delayed — December 18, 2015The PR silence on The Elder Scrolls: Legends was broken today when Bethesda's Pete Hines confirmed via Twitter that the card game won't be released in 2015. This is the first piece of information to be released since the initial Fall 2015 release date was silently removed from the official website.
Orsinium Released — November 18, 2015With the latest PS4 patch going live earlier today, the Orsinium DLC for Elder Scrolls Online is now available on all three platforms! For more information, see our articles on the new zone of Wrothgar and the Maelstrom Arena solo challenge.
Orsinium Announced — October 5, 2015The Orsinium DLC for Elder Scrolls Online has officially been announced, and will be going live on the PTS later tomorrow. It launches on PC/Mac on November 2, Xbox One on November 17, and PlayStation 4 on November 18.
Classic Bethesda Games Now Available via GOG.com — August 26, 2015Distribution service GOG.com kicked off its partnership with Bethesda today by releasing numerous DRM-free Bethesda Softworks and id Software titles, including:
The Elder Scrolls: Arena and The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall are to come "free with any Bethesda purchase". This marks the first time Battlespire and Redguard have been made digitally available for purchase. Obtaining all three games in a bundle before September 2nd grants a discount of 33%.Imperial City on PTS — July 29, 2015Imperial City Announced — July 15, 2015Details of the Imperial City launch for Elder Scrolls Online have been announced. Imperial City will be a paid DLC, offering a new PvP/PvE zone, many new items, and two Group Dungeons. Without ESO Plus, the DLC will cost 2,500 Crowns from the in-game Crown Store. It will be released on PC and Mac on August 31, Xbox One on September 15, and PlayStation 4 on September 16. A large base patch will coincide with the release; among other changes, this patch will raise the level cap to Veteran Rank 16. Imperial City will be coming to the PTS later this month for testing.
New ESO Creative Director — June 29, 2015Lead Content Designer Rich Lambert has replaced Paul Sage as Creative Director for The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited. Lambert previously worked on Oblivion as a producer.
Bethesda's E3 Showcase — June 15, 2015
On June 14, Bethesda held their first E3 showcase. For Elder Scrolls Online, they revealed this year's new content: the Imperial City and Orsinium were mentioned by name, and the Dark Brotherhood "we know" hand was also shown briefly. A new free-to-play digital strategy card game, The Elder Scrolls: Legends, was also announced.
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Current Featured ArticleThis is a guide to the techniques for effectively climbing the mountains in Skyrim. Why climb mountains? A valid question, given that you can get to the top of any peak without leaving the well-beaten paths to the summit. Climbing mountains, however, can get you past a lot of difficult dungeon-diving, avoid ambushes, find unmarked mountain passes, and give you access to areas that may not be reached until later events otherwise. With a few exceptions, everything that you need that can aid in mountain climbing you already have at Level 1. There are a few skill perks that make things easier, but none of them are required. Unlike previous Elder Scrolls games, there are no Acrobatics or Athletics skills, nor are there any spells or rare items that will make mountain climbing any easier. As for monetary expense, the only thing you could possibly spend your gold on which would aid in climbing would be a horse, though even this isn't a requirement. (more...) Current Featured ImageDid you know...
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