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Get ready to begin your adventures in Tamriel—we’re excited to announce that The Elder Scrolls Online will be available worldwide for PC and Mac on 4.4.2014 and for PS4 and Xbox One in June 2014! We can’t wait to get everyone in-game!

Read more about this here: http://elderscrollsonline.com/en/news/post/2013/12/11/eso-release-plans-announced

YAY!!! What is it?

ESO = Elder Scrolls Online. It is the new installment after Skyrim.

Aha, thought so. Lol, I'm so clueless.

Have you even heard of ESO? Lol.

Yeah, just not abbreviated. Thats what confused me for a moment there.

Ah okay, are you planning on getting the game?

Dunno, seems awesome enough. Guess I'll just see what happens.

I won't be able to, these school computers are horrible and I won't be getting the Xbox One or the PS4 any time soon, which kinds sucks. I guess I might collect the game in the future though.

I'll probably play it for a while. TBH I don't see this game having much future. The combat system seems rather dull and simple like the regular RPGs.

I can agree with you there. They haven't really changed too much, including the combat system, as you stated.

Anorak wrote:

I can agree with you there. They haven't really changed too much, including the combat system, as you stated.

Yeah I think that's gonna be a problem. I loved the single player games for its story, but ultimately an MMO is supposed to be never finished because of end game. Considering there's so little to the combat mechanics however, how will they ever make that challenging and fun enough to keep doing over again? That's my biggest concern.

Also because of the lack of classes you choose, which I guess might be interesting to some people, there's no doubt in my mind that this game will never be balanced. Certainly not PvP-wise anyway, which I can see becoming more of an FPS shooting spells instead of bullets.