To wrap this review up the game is honestly very well made. The content is there, there is updating and bug fixing is on a regular cycle and I do believe it's a 4.5 egg game. I would completely recommend this game to a friend.

Players Game History: I have played ESO since BETA 1 and still play it today; I will try and give an unbiased opinion on the game; GRAPHICS & SOUND 5/5: The game is very attractive visually; The lighting in the game is phenomenal; Textures are smooth and well done.

BOTs: If you are not versed on what a BOT is, it refers to a player that is actually being ran by a third party program and does not have someone at the actual key board; This was a huge problem at the start of the game and still is going on now.

For me elder scrolls online feels like a sequel to skyrim not in story but in game-play. I like ESO more than skyrim. ESO includes all the areas from all of the elder scrolls games. The graphics of the world and characters is really good and immersive.

The figurine in the "collector's set" was damaged clearly glued back together by a child very disappointed. The figurine is articulated in the wrong position and does not stand correctly. The weapon is also missing paint. The disc was not shrink wrapped. Very unstable.

Writing a review for a game like this would simply transform into a real marathon and being confined to the 2k characters limit doesn't help. So this stays mostly for a "first impression" and will be brief. 1.

Elder scrolls online is a freat title. I recomend it for anyone who enjoys mmorpgs.

I have played this game on and off since its beta 3 years ago. I have quit and come back 3 times. The reason I returned were the Elder Scrolls lore, the Art style and the story telling. The reason I quit are the boring, repetitive combat and the grinding.

The Elder Scrolls Online began development back in 2007, three years after World of Warcraft made its huge splash onto the MMORPG scene. With the money Blizzard is cashing in from that series, it's understandable for a company to want to take a stab at the genre with their leading RPG.

The Elder Scrolls franchise has been out there for a long time, as a series of successful Role-Playing Games (RPG's). This release, about 3 years after the last one (one of the greatest RPG's ever created, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim), changes everything.

Huge world; good change from RPG to MMORPG

Combat may sometimes feel weird; Not that good for playing solo

Rather than write a review, I'm going to share with you the feedback I gave Zenimax / Bethesda when explaining why I wasn't going to resubscribe to the game. I hope you find it useful. Hi, I really like some aspects of this game. The story, voice acting and music are fantastic.

Elder Scrolls: Online ( ES:O) has been a difficult game to review. Like any MMO a lot has changed in it's first month being live, and I know even more will change in the coming months and years making many of my initial experiences and conclusions essentially irrelevant.

- Beautifiul Graphics; - Incentive to Explore; - Great PvP; - Crafting

- Bugs; - Strong Narrative and MMO elements don't always mesh well; - Poor User-Interface; - Weak Elder Scrolls game; Great MMO