VaranisArano wrote: »Given the emphasis on coherent year-long stories and this year's focus on Eastern Skyrim and the Reach for Q4, neither of those is likely to be featured as a playable zone for quite some time.
No, because when that happens, the writing is on the wall for the end of ESO. You'll have closed the gap between the two adjacent Alliances, and the war changes from three-way to just two.
It's also unclear now which Alliance would "acquire" those zones. If they had been the two new ones, it would be Pact, but this year's expansion abuts the Covenant.
No, because when that happens, the writing is on the wall for the end of ESO. You'll have closed the gap between the two adjacent Alliances, and the war changes from three-way to just two.
It's also unclear now which Alliance would "acquire" those zones. If they had been the two new ones, it would be Pact, but this year's expansion abuts the Covenant.
No, because when that happens, the writing is on the wall for the end of ESO. You'll have closed the gap between the two adjacent Alliances, and the war changes from three-way to just two.
It's also unclear now which Alliance would "acquire" those zones. If they had been the two new ones, it would be Pact, but this year's expansion abuts the Covenant.
No, because when that happens, the writing is on the wall for the end of ESO. You'll have closed the gap between the two adjacent Alliances, and the war changes from three-way to just two.
It's also unclear now which Alliance would "acquire" those zones. If they had been the two new ones, it would be Pact, but this year's expansion abuts the Covenant.
No, because when that happens, the writing is on the wall for the end of ESO. You'll have closed the gap between the two adjacent Alliances, and the war changes from three-way to just two.
It's also unclear now which Alliance would "acquire" those zones. If they had been the two new ones, it would be Pact, but this year's expansion abuts the Covenant.
Salix_alba wrote: »VaranisArano wrote: »Given the emphasis on coherent year-long stories and this year's focus on Eastern Skyrim and the Reach for Q4, neither of those is likely to be featured as a playable zone for quite some time.
just a small correction the focus is on western skyrim eastern skyrim is ruled by king Jorunn which is part of the pact while the new zone the west part of skyrim is ruled from solitude.
No, because when that happens, the writing is on the wall for the end of ESO. You'll have closed the gap between the two adjacent Alliances, and the war changes from three-way to just two.
It's also unclear now which Alliance would "acquire" those zones. If they had been the two new ones, it would be Pact, but this year's expansion abuts the Covenant.
I know many players have either played Skyrim to much or the popularity of it turns people off from wanting Skyrim Content.NotaDaedraWorshipper wrote: »It feels like I've seen and heard enough about Skyrim to last me a lifetime. I rather see Colovia and the Nibenay. Give Cyrodiil some focus that is actually focused on it and the imperials and not DB, daedra, pvp etc.
I'd be happy with more Black Marsh too, or some more bosmer content, but that would be hard since all of Valenwood is already on the map.