An Update on the Warden and Class Refresh
2026-09-01Hi Everyone. Below is a link to a letter from the ESO development team, sharing an update on the ongoing Warden and Class refresh work. Article Link
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ZeniMax Online Studios / May 22, 2017 / Action, Adventure, Massively Multiplayer, RPG
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Hi Everyone. Below is a link to a letter from the ESO development team, sharing an update on the ongoing Warden and Class refresh work. Article Link
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80% positive, 88,009 reviews
This is a polarizing game. Some love it, some hate it (but play it anyway, go figure); and some who loved it before hate it now. My personal journey - I really loved it at first, quit when I felt the quality going down, picked it back up when a friend wanted to play, and I'm now loving it again. tl;dr - If you're an older gamer who loves the Elder Scrolls franchise, is okay with playing a dumbed down version,...
47 found this helpful, 2026-08-29
If you aren't a TES fan, then don't even bother purchasing this game no matter what. This game, I really want to like it. I love and grew up on TES. It's also my first ever MMO, and it for sure helped me bridge that leap for this genre. However; I tried it on ps4. I tried it on PC. And, I think it would be a great purchase, if not for the predatory subscription for the unlimited crafting material upgrade with...
34 found this helpful, 2026-09-03
**The Elder Scrolls Online — 185 hours later** I think I finally found the game I needed. After **185 hours in The Elder Scrolls Online**, I can honestly say that this game has become much more than just another MMO for me. Somewhere along the way, Tamriel stopped feeling like a world I was playing in and started feeling like a place I could come home to. There’s something incredibly special about being able...
9 found this helpful, 2026-09-13
My 3 month sub is almost up so might as well do it now. What I was expecting: - More of TES lore and stories - Finally get to travel to places like Elsweyr, Black Marsh and Summerset and get to return to Morrowind - Memorable OST that stays with you for the rest of your life - Bethesda jank What I got: - Heavily monetized storefront wearing a skin of a game - Mixed bag of decent writting held down by awfull quest...
32 found this helpful, 2026-08-31
I like it in here, this game is so relaxing and calm (if you're not playing in the battlegrounds).
3 found this helpful, 2026-09-01
This game is very community oriented there are friendly people everywhere who can offer you advice if you need it. There are a lot of customisable aspects which make the game very addictive and exciting
4 found this helpful, 2026-08-29
I absolutely love this game. The world, quests, combat, and exploration are amazing, and there’s always something new to do. However, the biggest downside is how expensive it can get. You need to spend quite a lot on expansions, DLCs, and different subscriptions to get the full experience. Still, despite that, I really enjoy playing ESO and always come back to it.
2 found this helpful, 2026-09-17
The fact that ESO+ gates key QoL features behind a subscription, keeps me from returning to this game. I really like ESO, but being forced to pay a subscription fee to be able to enjoy key parts of the game, like crafting, gathering and housing, feels icky.
4 found this helpful, 2026-09-01
very focused on subscription model and a cash shop called the Crown Store which leans very heavily into cosmetics, convenience items, and time-savers rather rather than earning cool mounts there locked locked behind a paywall and loot crated. mid to end game it feels more about you cash spending on the store than playing more hours to get epic rewards
3 found this helpful, 2026-09-21
after 9402 Hours played of this game. The game is fun, worthy of playing. the reason this game is NOT recommended is because of ZoS itself. Their company Allows Exploitations to exist and then refuse to uphold their own policy's when players caught exploiting are reported. They DEMAND that PLAYERS MAKING REPORTS ARE RECORDING THE GAME for ANY REPORTS MADE. Zenimax also knows that BALLGROUPS are creating UNFAIR...
5 found this helpful, 2026-09-20