With 2017 soon coming to a close, Zenimax Online Studios has given a glimpse into their plans for The Elder Scrolls Online MMORPG in the next year.
The Elder Scrolls Online – To 2018!
A big 2018 treat that all ESO players will appreciate is the announcement of three DLCs coming to the game and with the two of them being dungeon-based. So far, one has been unveiled as “Dragon Bones” and will be a Norse-themed dungeon. Further details on that will be revealed as early as January 2018. Also, the subsequent add-ons will be expanding on the Dragon Bones lore.
Furthermore, a new housing storage system will be implemented as a free patch which will launch alongside Dragon Bones. Meaning that players will finally be able to store their various items at their virtual homes. Also, the studio teased the much-awaited “Character Appearance” change, but did not elaborate on what exactly it’ll entail.
All of this can be checked out as soon as its PTS patch goes live in January 2018 and so we’ll supply you with new information in the New Year, so stay tuned.
The annual seasonal holiday event New Life Festival is underway for 2017 and is filled to the brim with activities, quests, loot and more!
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4 responses to “The Elder Scrolls Online 2018 Plans Includes 3 DLCs & More!”
I’m not sure if it’s just me, but ESO seems be picking up steam in terms of expanding the world and the content. I’ve played a fair bit on both consoles, and in my current play on the XBONE, there are always people around.
I wish games like Destiny would learn that giving players new things to see and explore, not just grind, is the key to maintaining a player base.
I’m really happy we are finally getting housing storage. This was a big reason why the housing system seemed monotonous, so yay for this upcoming change!
I’m also very curious if they may finally let us change the style of sets… oh would be glorious
I finally dived into this after a couple half-assed attempts since launch.
Been playing about 2 weeks now.
I can’t even express in this short post how impressed I am with Morrowind. It’s… beautiful.
And Blade of Woe is now a must have on all characters instead of a memento to go on my dresser.
I’m definitely looking forward to more content and have my fingers crossed for Daedric quests that open up new Skill lines tied to their worship.
If nothing else, ESO is no slouch on the content.
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