The Elder Scrolls Online in Spring; New Trailer [Jun 11, 2013, 09:02 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Bethesda offers this E3
trailer from The Elder Scrolls Online, offering a look at the
upcoming MMO installment in their RPG series, celebrating the announcement that
the game will go live in the spring, and will support the new console systems
from Sony and Microsoft. Here's the scoop: "The Elder Scrolls Online is
coming to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, and we're celebrating with this new
gameplay trailer! Three powerful alliances struggle for control of war-torn
Tamriel as the Daedric Prince Molag Bal schemes to destroy it entirely. Gather
your allies and get ready to join the battle for Tamriel in Spring 2014."
This is going to be a massively huge seller like all beth games, plus it will be one of the big games on the new consoles. Although, there won't be as big of an install base that early on in the new console's life, I wonder if the PC sales will outstrip the console sales this time around 
ledhead1969 wrote on Jun 11, 2013, 22:54:Thats a good point, I hadn't thought about the UI getting dumbed down. The even worse thing is, there won't be able to be any mods to fix any of beth's bugs or UI failings.Cutter wrote on Jun 11, 2013, 11:21:
Dumbed down game and shitty UI so once more PC players have to suffer because of consoles. You'd think the failure that was DCUO would have warned them why this is a bad idea. Anyway, my interest in the game has now just evaporated.
You are right. This is a major bummer and just killed a lot of my interest. If this can be played on a controller that means this game will, most likely, be of the Neverwinter sort when it comes to complexity. That is not necessarily bad as I like Neverwinter, but I was hoping for a more complex UI and skill access control scheme. Yes, WoW style, in terms of macros and such. I'm a big fan of Rift so was hoping this would be like that in terms of combat. Not a fan of GW2 combat. To each his own. Maybe it will work out.
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