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• You can now become a homeowner in The Elder Scrolls Online

  The Elder Scrolls Online has just updated to version 2.7.5, which includes the new free ‘Homestead’ update.

• The Elder Scrolls Online will remove level restrictions with the One Tamriel update

  This fall, Elder Scrolls Online will remove content barriers and allow players of all levels to experience everything the game has to offer.

• Two popular factions will be added to The Elder Scrolls Online next year

  “Sweet Mother, sweet Mother, send your child unto me, for the sins of the unworthy must be baptized in blood and fear.”

• The Elder Scrolls Online's console patch is rather large, but for a valid reason

  PlayStation 4 and Xbox One users wondering why the patch for The Elder Scrolls Online’s PS4 patch is so large, should note it includes the first three patches from the PC version.

• The Elder Scrolls Online Imperial City and Orsinium showcased at Bethesda E3 conference

  The Elder Scrolls Online players have been waiting for Imperial City and Orsinium, and while the release date hasn’t been shared yet, we did get a first peek at the DLC during the press conference yesterday.

• Elder Scrolls Online keys fraudulently obtained will be deactivated as of today

  As per an announcement last week, Elder Scrolls Online keys which were fraudulently obtained will be deactivated.

• Limited public beta for The Elder Scrolls Online kicks off tomorrow on consoles

  The limited public beta for The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited will launch on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One tomorrow, and Sony has provided details on the tester for those who’ve been invited to participate.

• Elder Scrolls Online Update 6 contains new inventory feature

  Along with Provisioning, and the Champion and Justice system, Update 6 for The Elder Scrolls Online will include the Collections feature.

• The Elder Scrolls Online drops subs, console release date announced

  The Elder Scrolls Online is dropping a subscription requirement and a console release date has been announced.

• Elder Scrolls Online console development "steady", will include Justice, Champion systems

  Elder Scrolls Online is still in the works for consoles, and while news on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions of the MMO has been scant, today ZemiMax Online has provided a promising update.

• If you're an Elder Scrolls Online subscriber, Bethesda has a reward for you

  The Elder Scrolls Online is the Elder Scrolls MMO that came out about four month ago. Publisher and developer Bethesda wants make sure you keep paying the monthly subscription by offering some in-game incentives.

• The Elder Scrolls Online heads to Steam later today

  Steam users can, as of today, download The Elder Scrolls Online through the service.

• Here is the schedule for QuakeCon 2014

  The schedule of events for QuakeCon 2014 has been published by Bethesda, and as previously noted, attendees of the welcome presentation will have the opportunity to get a sneak peak at the next DOOM game.

• Between Skyrim and Cyrodiil lies Craglorn and Elder Scrolls Online players can now enter it

  The Craglorn update for The Elder Scrolls Online has launched, and starting today, players can enter the new adventure zone designed for groups of four Veteran Rank characters.

• Green Man Gaming 25% off sale includes Elder Scrolls Online, Dark Souls 2, more

  Green Man Gaming is celebrating its 4th birthday with deals on various titles. You take 25% such offerings as Starbound, The Last Federation, Goat Simulator, The Elder Scrolls Online, Space Engineers, Tropico 5, Age of Mythology, Flockers, and Dark Souls 2. The deals only last through May 12, and you will need to use this […]

• Elder Scrolls Online screenshots show Craglorn update

  The Elder Scrolls Online’s Craglorn update is coming, and Bethesda as released a lovely set of screenshots for the MMO. Gaze in wonder below.

• Elder Scrolls Online Trials creation explained by ZeniMax Online

  The Elder Scrolls Online Craglorn patch will include 12-player trials, which are the equivalent of raids but with a bit of a twist: your team will have only a limited number of resurrections available.

• Elder Scrolls Online - 85% of customer tickets attributed to bots and spammers

  Elder Scrolls Online lead developer Matt Firor has issues a state-of-the-game post on the MMO’s forum, noting how ZeniMax Online is addressing bots swarming dungeon bosses.

• Elder Scrolls Online sub-site features lovely artwork for Craglorn update

  The Elder Scrolls Online has a new sub-site available for the upcoming content update, Craglorn. The update is the first for the recently launched MMO, and come with a new storyline and group content, among other goodies. If you click through the link, you won’t become privy to new information on the update, but you […]