This is The Elder Scrolls...Picture it: you're deep within an ancient Dwarven ruin, trusty blade in hand, your flickering torch casting ominous shadows on the mysterious steampunk architecture. Squinting into the semi-darkness, you make out movement ahead. Tensing, you creep forward, and behold…
…a half-dozen wood elves jumping up and down like Adderall-deprived 8-year-olds, with big glowing names like GRINDURBONZE and MOMMAZBOY, yelling things like 'LOL, bards R overpowered' and 'hey d00d wanna duel?'
Kills the mood a bit, doesn't it? This is the nightmare scenario some fans of The Elder Scrolls — one of the last truly great single-player role-playing series — are dreading with the recently-announced The Elder Scrolls Online, the franchise's first foray into the world of massively-multiplayer online gaming.
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