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Return to Morrowind on June 6th - New Zone, New Class & More - Elder Scrolls Online - MMORPG.com

Elder Scrolls Online News - Zenimax and Bethesda Interactive announced that the Elder Scrolls Online will be adding Morrowind to the game, the largest zone since the launch of the game. Morrowind will be released on June 6th. All of the major points of interest from Elder Scrolls III are included such as Vvardenfell, though the events will take place seven hundred years prior to the events of ESIII. Players will journey to the Seyda Neen to the Ashlands to Vivec City and many other iconic locations.

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BillMurphy

I don't think I have to tell you how stoked I am for this, but I am incredibly stoked. Psyched. Other generic term that pales in comparison to how much I want that Warden.

orbitxo

EPIC!

kitarad

Wow this is quite a reveal. May have to go back to the game.

Alomar

Oh god, I was about to delete my characters after housing and retire from ESO. Looks like those plans have been pushed back.

Lobotomist

Nice animation. The game, im not so sure

Aelious

Was playing this a bit last night and was really enjoying it. Beings I started playing ES with MW I may just get this if I keep liking the gameplay.

Margrave

While I want this badly, I really don't like those prices.

Tierless

Knights of the old Morrowindesque with that epic trailer crit partner.

inkStech

I actually just reinstalled ESO last night. Havnt played since launch and let me say wow, this game a changed and for the better... now this?! ESO is looking extremely bright, i just re-subbed.

josko9

I have a feeling that this is the first MMO expansion in many years that will actually deserve to be called "expansion".

ste2000

Fantastic news.
Morrowind is my favorite RPG ever, so I can hardly wait for this DLC.

Iselin

While a return to Morrowind - technically those parts not already in the game - is indeed exciting news, the fact that they decided to re-brand this DLC as an "expansion" despite having little more in it than previous offerings called DLC (e.g. Orsinium) is leaving a sour taste in my mouth.

I'm starting to feel like I'm getting over-marketed in ESO.

Iselin

MisterZebub said:

Iselin said:

While a return to Morrowind - technically those parts not already in the game - is indeed exciting news, the fact that they decided to re-brand this DLC as an "expansion" despite having little more in it than previous offerings called DLC (e.g. Orsinium) is leaving a sour taste in my mouth.

I'm starting to feel like I'm getting over-marketed in ESO.

And this kind of behavior on their part continues to surprise you by now why?

It's not surprise, just more depressed because I actually enjoy the game play... they may succeed in driving me away despite that though.

azarhal

Iselin said:

While a return to Morrowind - technically those parts not already in the game - is indeed exciting news, the fact that they decided to re-brand this DLC as an "expansion" despite having little more in it than previous offerings called DLC (e.g. Orsinium) is leaving a sour taste in my mouth.

I'm starting to feel like I'm getting over-marketed in ESO.

Wait for sales, that's what I've been doing.

SlyLoK

Iselin said:

While a return to Morrowind - technically those parts not already in the game - is indeed exciting news, the fact that they decided to re-brand this DLC as an "expansion" despite having little more in it than previous offerings called DLC (e.g. Orsinium) is leaving a sour taste in my mouth.

I'm starting to feel like I'm getting over-marketed in ESO.

Morrowind is twice the size of Orsinium. Not even comparable.

Coolit

I felt the need to go and dig out my original Morrowind CD's after watching the trailer as the nostalgia was pretty strong especially when the theme music started to play at the end of the trailer.

As my favourite rpg of all time it's a must buy for me anyway, hopefully they will do it justice, can't wait

Iselin

SlyLoK said:

Iselin said:

While a return to Morrowind - technically those parts not already in the game - is indeed exciting news, the fact that they decided to re-brand this DLC as an "expansion" despite having little more in it than previous offerings called DLC (e.g. Orsinium) is leaving a sour taste in my mouth.

I'm starting to feel like I'm getting over-marketed in ESO.

Morrowind is twice the size of Orsinium. Not even comparable.

Orsinium was marketed as 20 hours... definitely comparable.

"Orsinium, ESO's largest DLC game pack to date, features a colossal new zone with over 20 hours of story content, a new single-player monster arena, new public dungeons, and much more!"

blueturtle13

New class should be available for everyone.

Greatsword

Wake up, we're here. Why are you shaking? Are you ok? Wake up.

josko9

Iselin said:

SlyLoK said:

Iselin said:

While a return to Morrowind - technically those parts not already in the game - is indeed exciting news, the fact that they decided to re-brand this DLC as an "expansion" despite having little more in it than previous offerings called DLC (e.g. Orsinium) is leaving a sour taste in my mouth.

I'm starting to feel like I'm getting over-marketed in ESO.

Morrowind is twice the size of Orsinium. Not even comparable.

Orsinium was marketed as 20 hours... definitely comparable.

"Orsinium, ESO's largest DLC game pack to date, features a colossal new zone with over 20 hours of story content, a new single-player monster arena, new public dungeons, and much more!"

And yet Wrothgar would have been considered an expansion by most MMOs. That Zone is absolutely massive, can't imagine how huge is Vvardenfell going to be.

Iselin

blueturtle13 said:

New class should be available for everyone.

But no, it won't be.

The Warden comes with Morrowind and is not part of the base game. Only those that own Morrowind will be able to create a Warden.

Iselin

josko9 said:

Iselin said:

SlyLoK said:

Iselin said:

While a return to Morrowind - technically those parts not already in the game - is indeed exciting news, the fact that they decided to re-brand this DLC as an "expansion" despite having little more in it than previous offerings called DLC (e.g. Orsinium) is leaving a sour taste in my mouth.

I'm starting to feel like I'm getting over-marketed in ESO.

Morrowind is twice the size of Orsinium. Not even comparable.

Orsinium was marketed as 20 hours... definitely comparable.

"Orsinium, ESO's largest DLC game pack to date, features a colossal new zone with over 20 hours of story content, a new single-player monster arena, new public dungeons, and much more!"

And yet Wrothgar would have been considered an expansion by most MMOs. That Zone is absolutely massive, can't imagine how huge is Vvardenfell going to be.

They set the standard and used the nomenclature. The difference? In 2015 when Orsinium released they were heavily marketing their model of base game + DLC and the sub's main benefit was having access to all DLC.

But that's old news. Now it's gambling boxes and DLC re-branded as expansions.

Soki123

Meh, sounds ok, but not all orgasmic like some are making it out to be. No AH means I ll still stay away. With guilds being useless, why not just do an AH.

blueturtle13

Iselin said:

blueturtle13 said:

New class should be available for everyone.

But no, it won't be.

The Warden comes with Morrowind and is not part of the base game. Only those that own Morrowind will be able to create a Warden.

I am aware of the posted writing. Yet it does not change my opinion that I believe all owners of the game should have access to the new class.

Yanocchi

You know you've played too much Elder Scrolls Legends when you read about the new warden class and you immediately think about...



O.o