Miss_Tiffany wrote: »TES is a single player game. ESO is a MMORPG. Two completely different genres. Go online and ask in zone chat how many people have ever played TES. Probably less than 10% across all platforms. In the beginning, the TES players complained about how different ESO was and left. A persons taste in games does overlap, but for the majority, people who play MMORPGS generally stick to MMORPGS because it's the player interaction they play for. I can't believe this question is even being asked.
Miss_Tiffany wrote: »TES is a single player game. ESO is a MMORPG. Two completely different genres. Go online and ask in zone chat how many people have ever played TES. Probably less than 10% across all platforms. In the beginning, the TES players complained about how different ESO was and left. A persons taste in games does overlap, but for the majority, people who play MMORPGS generally stick to MMORPGS because it's the player interaction they play for. I can't believe this question is even being asked.
I'm one of them, 1145 hours in Skyrim and know its way more as steam miss lots of achievements I have.Kiralyn2000 wrote: »Eh, the people who play Skyrim or other TES games for thousands of hours, are off doing that. They're not here playing ESO. They're also a small fraction of the Skyrim playerbase.
So, no. The next TES and ESO don't really have much to do with each other, besides being set in the same universe.
(Anyway, B2P & F2P MMOs, people come and go all the time. I played ESO for a few months last year, I played it for three months this year, I'll likely be back again at some point. Just because I - or you - take a few months off to play some other game or three, doesn't mean that the game is going to die.)
Integral1900 wrote: »Lmao
Thanks so much for this thread, haven't laughed this hard in ages
Todd Howard said they don't want to be a vending machine endlessly grinding out the same titles, that they have big ideas for something new and I'm stoked to see what it is, maybe some big steampunk noir type thing?
Eso is still pumping money into the ZOS piggyback and shows no sign of slowing down, seriousely, I remember when stater islands only saw the odd crafting mat farmer, now they are swarming with baby charecters
There may be another elder scrolls game, but if I had to guess it would be in 7 to 10 years and it's deffinately not going to be single player, it's gonna be another mmo and I cannot frickin wait!!! Imagine an mmo that picks up on the empire vs thalmore situation post skyrim.
Oh my god, I don't even need a commercial, just take my money now
Integral1900 wrote: »Lmao
Thanks so much for this thread, haven't laughed this hard in ages
Todd Howard said they don't want to be a vending machine endlessly grinding out the same titles, that they have big ideas for something new and I'm stoked to see what it is, maybe some big steampunk noir type thing?
Eso is still pumping money into the ZOS piggyback and shows no sign of slowing down, seriousely, I remember when stater islands only saw the odd crafting mat farmer, now they are swarming with baby charecters
There may be another elder scrolls game, but if I had to guess it would be in 7 to 10 years and it's deffinately not going to be single player, it's gonna be another mmo and I cannot frickin wait!!! Imagine an mmo that picks up on the empire vs thalmore situation post skyrim.
Oh my god, I don't even need a commercial, just take my money now
PlautisCarvain wrote: »Mettaricana wrote: »If es6 is as boring as fallout 4 they'll be back sooner than later...
Fo4 was boring as hell lack of unique enemies items boring craft and settlement thing... if es6 tries anything less than skyrim which i found also lacking in many areas
I loved Fallout 4
Publius_Scipio wrote: »No. ESO is an MMO with updates, DLC, Chapters. ES VI is a single player game.