Planet Nirn's Plan For the Future

Molag_Crow

So far, I'm liking the whole progress of adding more zones and giving life to those empty areas on the map, in the Elder Scrolls Online. When I saw ESO Live walk through the snowy areas of Wrothgar, It made me wonder what the long term goal is for ZOS, and I guess it would be to totally complete the map in a nice & slow progressive pace so that one can venture to each and every zone, which will also have relevance and meaning.

Do you think that is the case? or would there have to be another ESO game in the future that could handle a whole planet?

AngryNord

CrowsDescend wrote: »

what the long term goal is for ZOS

Make money

Molag_Crow

AngryNord wrote: »

CrowsDescend wrote: »

what the long term goal is for ZOS

Make money

Without focusing on the motives of the CEO's etc, try to think of the motives of Lore Master and any employees that put their hearts into this game on a whole. There has been so much thought and love put into this game, but not just that, no -- there's also a lot of esoteric, symbolic truth that relates to our reality on a fundamental level, within this game. Once you understand and see that, then you will also see how it isn't all about the motive of money, like Candy Crush was.

AzraelKrieg

Yokuda is out of the question as it sank long before the events of ESO. Atmora might be a chance but that is also a long shot. The larger island of Summerset would be good since that is already on the map. More Daedric realms are planned with Mephala's realm already confirmed.

Molag_Crow

@AzraelKrieg More Daedric realms? nice. I will admit that I don't really know much about ESO lore, so I will probably look into this more deeper since it really is interesting.

Xendyn

CrowsDescend wrote: »

AngryNord wrote: »

CrowsDescend wrote: »

what the long term goal is for ZOS

Make money

Without focusing on the motives of the CEO's etc, try to think of the motives of Lore Master and any employees that put their hearts into this game on a whole. There has been so much thought and love put into this game, but not just that, no -- there's also a lot of esoteric, symbolic truth that relates to our reality on a fundamental level, within this game. Once you understand and see that, then you will also see how it isn't all about the motive of money, like Candy Crush was.

That gets you an awesome. Seems that most people don't understand that the Suits and the Devs are two different departments with different goals.

I'm hoping to see a good portion of Tamriel in this game but it is their first. I'm not sure how far it's going to get as far as ground covered. I doubt the whole of Nirn.

I think since ZOS was created specifically to handle the online games for Zenimax and Z has many game studios in its portfolio, there will be other games in the future but not necessarily TES ones.

Keepercraft

CrowsDescend wrote: »

So far, I'm liking the whole progress of adding more zones and giving life to those empty areas on the map, in the Elder Scrolls Online. When I saw ESO Live walk through the snowy areas of Wrothgar, It made me wonder what the long term goal is for ZOS, and I guess it would be to totally complete the map in a nice & slow progressive pace so that one can venture to each and every zone, which will also have relevance and meaning.

Do you think that is the case? or would there have to be another ESO game in the future that could handle a whole planet?