According to SuperData, there have been 772,374 subscribers to ESO as of June. If all of those subscribers renewed their subscriptions beyond the first free month, Bethesda and ZeniMax would take in $11 million a month. However, the number of subscribers who have opted to keep paying for the game has not been disclosed. The […]
Continue ReadingThe recent blog from Zenimax discussed veteran dungeons and gave a preview of Crypt of Hearts content. According to GamingBolt, ESO creative director Paul D. Sage revealed that they already have ESO running on consoles at 30 fps and are making strides to increase the frame rate. Raptr, an online gaming platform and community site […]
Continue ReadingGameStar, a PC gaming magazine in Germany, recently sat down with Bethesda Game Director and Executive Producer Todd Howard. The twenty-minute interview largely focuses on discussing The Elder Scrolls. Topics include Germany (home to the second-largest TES community), game development and platforms, the trend toward open-world games, and how TES III: Morrowind saved the company. […]
Continue ReadingBethesda’s Vice President of Marketing and Public Relations, Peter Hines, made some comments earlier regarding Elder Scrolls Online, which, if you’re looking to buy, will cost you roughly $55-$145 USD depending on where and what edition you purchase. See here. I thought some comments related to the monthly $15 subscription fee required to keep playing […]
Continue ReadingAs you may have noticed the blog has been given a minor, and long overdue, update: Upgraded b2evolution from 2.x to 5.x Minor changes to the default skin to make it match the UESP theme Some setting tweaks One thing I must say is that despite jumping 3 major versions of the blog software the […]
Continue ReadingPerhaps one of the most controversial topics as of late is the Occupy Wall Street movement. For those unfamiliar with the demonstration, it has its roots with the Canadian activist group Adbusters. In June of 2011, Adbusters registered the domain name “occupywallstreet.org”. Three months later, on September 17, protesters inspired by the Tahir Squate Uprising […]
Continue ReadingIt’s just closing up on the fourth anniversary of the forums now. Our girl, she’s growing up.:>> We celebrated this year by holding a few competitions in writing, art, and even a competition for the Mod-team’s avatars and signatures. We didn’t have quite as many entries as I’d hoped, but it was still fun going […]
Continue ReadingA piece of news that caught my eye and interest recently. A snippet from the official customer letter: … Regrettably, based on Microsoft/Danger's latest recovery assessment of their systems, we must now inform you that personal information stored on your device – such as contacts, calendar entries, to-do lists or photos – that is no […]
Continue ReadingWelcome to the first post on the UESP blog. A place where I, and possibly other UESP editors or Elder Scrolls fans, can talk about what is on our minds. I tend to be a “jack-of-all-trades, master-of-none” type so my desired blogging topics cover an equally wide range: UESP — Running the UESP site has […]
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