Game On - S2E17 - The Elder Scrolls Online Interview Extravaganza with Zenimax Online Studios: Zenimax Online Studios recently opened its doors for The Elder Scrolls Online previews, and our own Garrett Fuller was on site to talk with Game Director Matt Firor, Lead Gameplay Designer Nick Konkle, Creative Director Paul Sage, and Lead PvP Designer Brian Wheeler. It's a wallop of an episode, and it's all about TSO!
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Very informative. Finally it seems like a development firm is tied more to preserving the gameplay that makes the IP great rather than trying to appease the cash cows (*cough* EA) in order to keep investors happy.
I hope this marks a turn in MMO development because something tells me that MMOs would be more successful if they stuck to trying to be kings of their niches instead of trying to rule everything.
Sun Oct 28 2012 10:02AM ReportWe NEED video,this aged old radio type podcasts are old school and imo sort fo boring.When i am extremely bored i might sit throuhgh and listen to them,but i much prefer visuals with examples and ideas to showoff what the yare talking about.
it is sort of like being in school,the book reading is nothing when compared to the hands on inside the shop class.
Mon Oct 29 2012 5:45AM ReportHopefully it will sub based, to keep the population a little more mature and combat botters/hackers/RMT better.
When I first heard ESO was being made and the things they were saying about it I was very skeptical (still am, just not as much). Now I have a lot of hope.
I think they would have gotten a way better reception if they would have released ESO before they released Skyrim. I know why they went the way they did. To hype people that loved Skyrim for ESO, but I think it bit them in the ass since Skryim was just so good.
Wed Nov 14 2012 3:10PM ReportMMORPG.com writes:
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