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Bethesda working on ES MMO (rumor)

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According to a report just published, Bethesda is creating an MMO based on the Elder Scrolls universe.

The website Tom's Guide has published an article claiming that an Elder Scrolls MMO is in production, citing an anonymous industry source. The source also told the site that the game would take place a millennium prior to the events of Skyrim, and the author speculates that this would place it in the "Second Era" of Elder Scrolls. This would mean the MMO takes place hundreds of years before any game in the series.

The article gives a few more details on the purported MMO, including the plan to have "three playable factions," each represented by an animal -- lion, dragon, and bird of prey.

The article goes on to speculate that it will be shown at the upcoming E3 and at Quakecon 2012.

http://www.gameinfor...scroll-mmo.aspx

No. k. bye.

Could be cool to try out. Was talking with a friend about it and he mentioned that if they do this they should leave the combat system how it is, instead of making it all dice and chance. Thinking about it, it could make the gameplay a hell of alot more fun for many things. PvP situations would be way more skill based and less gear based.

Anyways, yeah id try this if it comes through

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