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The Elder Scrolls Online is now available to play on PC Mac.

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ArenaNet and NCSoft have slashed the price Guild Wars 2 in half, offering gamers an incredible value for a limited time.

Up through April 13th, you can purchase either the "Digital Heroic" or "Digital Deluxe" version for a whopping 50% off. Something tells me today's release of The Elder Scrolls Online has something to do with this conveniently-timed promotion. Better yet, Guild Wars 2 doesn't even require a monthly subscription, unlike so many of its competitors.

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"How far you stay with The Elder Scrolls Online, if you choose to stay at all, will depend heavily on your expectations. This is not Skyrim with a co-op partnera solid, sellable concept of its ownand it's not just another MMO to fill in the genre." ~ Nick Tan, GameRevolution

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GR-UK writes: "We had hoped to give you a review of The Elder Scrolls Online today. Share our opinions and explain why you should spend your time and money on Zenimax's expensive and expansive MMORPG." "But we can't, not yet. Not unexpectedly, and even with a week's worth of exploration, we're not near the point we can deliver a definite verdict. So we're going to continue adventuring until we're certain. "However, what we can do as of right now, is share some early impressions along with screenshots from our travels. Here's our initial impressions on a variety of things within the MMORPG..."

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Whether or not The Elder Scrolls Online is for you will depend entirely on what you're looking for out of it. If you want a true Elder Scrolls experience, with all the freedom, exploration, and immersion that comes with it, you're likely to be disappointed

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Mad like Sheogorath.

Bethesda tortures reviewers—unintentionally, I hope. Not in the same manner as (all of which I gave high marks), I've come to expect a mountain of bugs and crashes at launch—it's enough to make me mad like Sheogorath. The same goes for any truly massive MMO. Tie the two together in The Elder Scrolls Online, and despite its reported $200 million budget, that expectation for glitches only becomes exponentially larger.

At the time of this writing, mere hours before the five-day early access given to Imperial Edition owners ends, the mailing system has been deactivated and all guild functionality has been removed possibly due to exploits. I've also experienced three network error crashes. I've had more than several questlines become broken due to an enemy failing to spawn or a portal failing to provide a prompt, several cases I fixed by logging out and logging in. The worst instances have forced me to abandon quests altogether and hope that they'll be fixed later.

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The Elder Scrolls games, developed by the incredibly imaginative minds at Bethesda Game Studios, are famous for their vast, beautiful open worlds and engrossing RPG gameplay. From Morrowind to Skyrim, the huge environments hide all sorts of weird and wonderful secrets just waiting to be uncovered. To celebrate the impending release of The Elder Scrolls Online, here are seven things you may not have known about this enchanting series.

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With the launch of Reaper of Souls, 2.7 million players joined the crusade against the Angel of Death. Fans once again roam Sanctuary in search of fame and adventure. This week also saw the launch of The Elder Scrolls Online and Bethesda released a very interesting infographic to state the numbers.