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Nic from Continue Play take a look back at The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim, and the lasting impression the bug-riddled game gave him.

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This week John, Erik and Nathanael talk all about PAX South, Elder Scrolls Online, Windows 10, HoloLens, Jostiq, Dragon Age, Destiny, Grim Fandango, Red Dead and more!

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Nic from Continue Play take a look back at The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim, and the lasting impression the bug-riddled game gave him.

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New Releases Elder Scrolls Online dropping subscriptions on consoles PSN Class Action lawsuit settled What were playing and watching Evolve Single-Player impressions Review of The Wonder Years: Season 2 Emails Comedian is Louis CK

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Truth, Justice, all that stuff. Theyre coming to Tamriel in Update 6. Where there are laws though, there will be lawbreakers. With the update players in The Elder Scrolls Online will have the chance to decide where they come down on the concept of justice.

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Elder Scrolls Online will be receiving the long-awaited Justice System in Update 6. The Justice System allows players to pursue a life of crime.

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TESO finally has a release date!

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Skyrim Fansite writes: "Some hardcore fans are so angry about the change from P2P to B2P that theyve quit ESO for good. Zenimax Online Studios (ZOS) just cant win. Back in 2013 when the company first announced that The Elder Scrolls Online was going to be subscription-based, a lot of gamers were upset. Many couldnt stand the thought of paying a monthly fee to play the highly anticipated MMORPG. ESO was being developed for next-gen consoles as well as PC and console players were especially loathe to pay a subscription plus Xbox Live and PlayStation Network fees. Despite the controversy, Matt Firor, Game Director, staunchly defended the subscription-based business model. In an August 2013 interview given to GameStar, Firor explained the reasoning for a subscription:"