(P.S - sorry for double post. Zenimax decided my original OZCOMICON post wasn't ESO themed enough, which as below you can see it clearly is, so they removed it. Sorry you missed out on all the cool cos-play, but ZOS is against fun, even when branding their own products.)

Just finished an amazing weekend at Ozcomicon and completed lots of quests and got lots of loots.

Although I had a spectacular time the only letdown was the Bethesda Booth. It was released very late that there would be an opportunity for people to be made up as high elves and apparently 5 people would be lucky enough to make the Bethesda Elder Scrolls site. Being an avid and 4 year veteran of the game this prospect excited me greatly. I booked my appointment (it was very busy and managed 5pm). Upon returning at 3pm to see where things were going we were informed that the photographer had left, and any rebooking for the next day would also involve the lack of a photographer. Dream shattered. 2nd cosplay costume that I'd packed specifically for the photoshoot a waste of time.

I will state though that the customer service was excellent trying to supply the conventioneers with the limited resources they were supplied with, but in conversation with the chief of staff the points were raised that:

a) in the brief and short giveway periods there was not a single elder scrolls piece of mechandise, even though one entire side of the booth was dedicated to Sommerset.

b) the manager, agreeing completely and describing to me that for ages they had been imploring with the higher powers, sided with the view that it is an affront to the austrailain convention patron (and long term Betesda supporters) that we had no access to special rewards for visiting bethesda booths, especially ones so revolving around the Elder Scrolls game. Monkeys, Pigs, codes etc have all been a luxury of american comicon patrons, and we would hope that one day we would be shown the same coutesy.

I want my Limited Editon Australian Monkeypig!! So yeah. A bit disappointment about the lack of love.