Richard Bailey Jr. of The Koalition writes:
After a monstrous month full of releases, gamers everywhere will be treated to several notable titles all April long. While The Elder Scrolls Online takes center stage as the most important game out this month, several titles like Child of Light and LEGO: The Hobbit are also promising and worthy of both our time and attention. Below is a short list of 12 standout games to keep your eyes on as the weeks go by.
"The Elder Scrolls Online is one of the most anticipated MMO games of 2014. Since its announcement, a lot of fans have been eagerly awaiting the chance to step foot inside Tamriel where they may finally be able to venture through familiar locales that they trekked before in past Elder Scrolls games, as well as new areas never before explored in the series. Sticking to its pay-to-play model rather than free-to-play, Zenimax and Bethesda stand by their decision as they try to prove that what they now offer (and will offer) in The Elder Scrolls Online is a unique experience and something worth paying for in the months to come."
-JPS
An in-depth overview of all of the playable races within The Elder Scrolls Online. This article provides background information for each race, lays out the details of racial stats, and more.
On April 6th at 8 AM Eastern, players who have purchased The Elder Scrolls Online but have yet to set up a recurring subscription or entered a game time code will no longer have access to the game. The issue with most players making their objections heard in the Elder Scrolls Online forums over the past couple of days isn't the subscription itself the minimum $14.99 monthly fee comes as no surprise. What is surprising is that Zenimax Online is pre-authorizing users' credit and debit cards the full $14.99 (or more) fee.
