How do you take one of the biggest franchises in games and move it to an entirely different genre without losing what makes it special? That was the question posed by the team at ZeniMax Media when it formed ZeniMax Online Studios in 2007. Its answer was The Elder Scrolls Online, an ambitious project to take the world of Tamriel — made famous by single-player games like The Elder Scrolls: Morrowind and The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion — and reshape it into a massively-multiplayer online game. But in 2011, four years after work began, studio director Matt Firor and his team started to think they might be on the wrong track. The feedback from internal playtests was mixed.

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ESO was just OK, and OK wasn’t anywhere close to good enough. The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited circa 2016. A chill wind 'Basically,' Firor told Polygon last month, 'the feedback was [already telling us] it’s not the next Elder Scrolls game.’' And, at least chronologically speaking, it wasn’t. The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim launched in November of 2011. It was the product of ZeniMax Online’s older sibling, Bethesda Game Studios. Download Film Naruto Road To Ninja Full Movie Sub Indo.

The game was a critical darling, giving the Elder Scrolls formula a kind of clarity and fidelity that enabled the franchise to add millions of new fans. It was a smash hit at retail and online and, to this day, it remains one of the most actively played games on PC. But for Firor’s team, Skyrim’s success led to an unexpected crisis. The potential audience for an Elder Scrolls MMO was bigger than ever before, piling on fans who were intimately familiar with what made the series so special — an expansive open world that players could lose themselves in. Skyrim had changed player expectations completely.

The bar hadn’t simply been raised for ZeniMax’s MMO. Driver Wlan 11g Usb Adapter Dikom Pmr here. Donnie Joe Emerson Dreamin Wild Rare. It had been welded into place in an entirely different location. Skyrim had changed player expectations completely. So Firor and his team did the only thing they could: They set about rebuilding their vision for the game. It was a transformation so vast that when ESO launched on Windows PC in April of 2014, the list of changes was barely halfway done.

Their work wasn’t over when the game changed its name to The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited, or when it launched on modern consoles just a few months later in June. They weren’t finished when the game abandoned its subscription model, or when it launched five major pieces of downloadable content in quick succession. And the transformation of ESO won’t be truly complete until next Tuesday, on Oct.

That’s when the next free content update, called One Tamriel, launches on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Only then will ESO finally achieve the goals Firor’s team set in early 2012. To tell that tale, ZeniMax Online recently invited Polygon to its headquarters in Hunt Valley, Maryland. The story begins, like any good epic, in the middle of things. Civil war 'Son, you’re in the wrong faction!' Late last year, Pete Hines, vice president of public relations and marketing for ZeniMax Media’s publishing arm Bethesda Softworks was screaming at his youngest son in the next room. He had had one job, and he’d screwed it up.