"The Elder Scrolls Online" release date for Xbox One and PS4 remain to be unconfirmed as of writing, but Bethesda has been doing a good job with updates and patches for current PC players.
While the highly anticipated launch date for consoles has been delayed due to some developmental roadblocks experienced by the developer, Bethesda reassured fans worldwide that the console versions will not be cancelled, and are in fact still in development.
Fans continue to hope for the best.
Meanwhile, Bethesda will have a new ESO Live episode airing later at 4 pm EST. As the ESO site mentioned, "We hope you’ll be able to join in the fun in chat! Check out the show, get the latest ESO news, and enjoy the interviews and great fan creations we have to share."
"Here’s the schedule for tomorrow’s ESO Live:
-Fan creation showcase with 3D Environment Artist Karin LaPadula
-Interview with fan composer Armin Gutjahr
-Life at ZOS with Associate Systems Designer Chris Balser
-Upcoming community-run events
-ESO merchandise preview and newly-added items
-News recap and update
-Giveaways throughout the show!"
Click on this link to access the video.
Hopefully Bethesda could mention any crucial update to the much awaited ESO release date for consoles.
The subscription-based MMO has been receiving a lot of flak from the gaming community, and the unconfirmed "The Elder Scrolls Online" release date for Xbox One and PS4 updates seem to fan the flame even more.
However, the game proved that its beaming ray of hope could actually lie on the gamers who actually PAY to play the game online. And recent reports claim that they're quite an impressive number.
Game Rant reported, "According to SuperData, an analysis firm that releases an annual report on the state of the MMO market, The Elder Scrolls has been very successful for ZeniMax Online Studios and Bethesda. As of this writing, their subscriber numbers chart somewhere around 772,374, which is very good for an MMO that was thought to be D.O.A. But it appears the game is doing just fine, and has even expanded its reach to Steam within the last week."
"On top of strong subscriber numbers, The Elder Scrolls Online's average revenue per user is actually ascending - a surprising stat given the state of subscription-based MMOs. In fact, revenue for subscription-based MMOs with microtransactions has been on the rise as a whole, up from 14% to 27% over the last five years."
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