Summary
The Elder Scrolls Onlinewill hold an in-person event to mark the MMORPG’s upcoming 10th anniversary. Game developer ZeniMax Online Studios has promised a slew of activities for what is setting up to be a memorable experience for fans.
The Elder Scrolls Onlinefirst released on PC and Mac systems in April 2014. While the title was lauded for the amount of freedom it gave players,The Elder Scrolls Onlinewas poorly received due to its unsatisfactory systems and large number of bugs. The rocky start did not stop the title’s developer ZeniMax Online Studios from continuing to work on the game, however, and things have stabilized forThe Elder Scrolls Online.
To markThe Elder Scrolls Online’s upcoming 10th anniversary this April 2024, a massive celebration campaign will take place, ZeniMax Online Studios announced in a December 14blog post. This will be kicked off with an in-person event that will be held on April 5 and 6 at the SugarFactory, a venue located near ZeniMax Online Studios' headquarters in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The company revealed it will hold its very first in-personThe Elder Scrolls Onlinecosplaycompetition at the event.
Elder Scrolls Online 10 Year Anniversary Event Details
In addition to the competition, ZeniMax Online Studios promised developer panels, roundtable discussions, and other activities at the April meetup, which the company says it wants to become the biggest in-person community event it has ever held. Tickets for the event are now on sale, with the price for General Admission being 95 euros, or around $104. There’s also an Ultimate Package that goes for 140 euros ($153) and includes all the loot that comes with a General Admission ticket plus additional goodies and benefits. The more expensive package should appeal to anyhardcoreElder Scrollsfans.
Those unable to join the April event in the Netherlands will be glad to know that ZeniMax Online Studios will also embark onThe Elder Scrolls Online10th Anniversary World Tour. Local community events will be held in countries like China, Germany, and the U.K. as part of the tour, but details for those have yet to be revealed. ZeniMax Online Studios promised a big in-person event in the U.S. as well, but the company noted that that will take place in 2025. As some fans constantly think ofThe Elder Scrolls Online’s shutdown, this could be taken as confirmation that the game will be supported until at least 2025.
When the title’s end ultimately arrives, though, many will undoubtedly be saddened. Whether it’sThe Elder Scrolls Online’s countless hours' worth of contentor the allure of player freedom, something about the MMO has kept its player count healthy. Data provided byActivePlayer.ioshowed that nearly 4 million people playedThe Elder Scrolls Onlinewithin the past month alone, and the game is still among Steam’s most popular MMORPGs. With its 10th anniversary approaching, it appears that now more than ever is the perfect time to celebrate such a beloved title.
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Experience an ever-expanding story across all of Tamriel in The Elder Scrolls Online, an award-winning fantasy RPG. Explore a rich, living world with friends or embark upon a solo adventure.Ultimate freedom—Create your ultimate RPG character, play solo or adventure with friends, and determine your fate in an ever-expanding world. With no level restrictions, go anywhere at any time in a truly open world.Choose your adventure—Begin your adventure where you like: emerge from Coldharbour in the Base Game, battle Dragons in the Elsweyr Chapter, or get ready to face the Prince of Destruction, Mehrunes Dagon, in Blackwood. All content is accessible for new players, and you may switch adventures whenever you like.
