SickleCider wrote: »The jump to PS5 is really dramatic. There are still a lot of people for whom it is tricky to come by and prohibitively expensive, though.
Funnily enough I finally got a ps5 this morning and am reinstalling right now.
@ZOS_Kevin Your article on how to install the ps5 upgrade is absolutely useless....
https://www.elderscrollsonline.com/en-us/news/post/60247
I ended up starting the ps4 install before a random youtuber showed me how to select the ps5 version.
On the PlayStation 5, navigate to the PS5 version on the PlayStation™Store by either using the overflow menu “(…)” on the ESO game hub or by opening the PlayStation Store and searching for “The Elder Scrolls Online: PS5 Upgrade”. You can then begin the download from the PS5 product page
Yea the main reason I’m curious is because maybe not this year but almost undoubtedly in mid-late 2024 I see them dropping support for last gen consoles. I think it’ll definitely anger some people but the reason we can’t have a lot of nice stuff and new tech in the game is because of the capabilities of low end PCs and last gen consoles. So I was ultimately curious how many were still on those consoles.
markulrich1966 wrote: »Yea the main reason I’m curious is because maybe not this year but almost undoubtedly in mid-late 2024 I see them dropping support for last gen consoles. I think it’ll definitely anger some people but the reason we can’t have a lot of nice stuff and new tech in the game is because of the capabilities of low end PCs and last gen consoles. So I was ultimately curious how many were still on those consoles.
I guess this is one of the reasons, why ZoS decided to create a completely new game (Starfield) instead of upgrading the old one (ESO). The cost of porting ESO would cost too much, as it would not attract enough new players, while a new game from scratch has the chance to attract new players, while they still get money from the old ESO players, as there is no real alternative for it yet.
Yea the main reason I’m curious is because maybe not this year but almost undoubtedly in mid-late 2024 I see them dropping support for last gen consoles. I think it’ll definitely anger some people but the reason we can’t have a lot of nice stuff and new tech in the game is because of the capabilities of low end PCs and last gen consoles. So I was ultimately curious how many were still on those consoles.
markulrich1966 wrote: »xbox Series S (the "small" Series X version).
I have no been in cyro yet with the new system, so am curious for whitestreak mayhem to check, if there still is the issue of when you try to conquer a keep and it crashes in half of the cases on the old One S.