The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited is getting a new content update in September. The update will include the Imperial City, the first major downloadable content expansion for the game.
The capital of the Cyrodiilic Empire is under siege. Daedric Prince Molag Bal has seized control of the Imperial City and it's up to three alliances to take it back.
Six new imperial districts have been included, offering a mix of new PvE or PvP content. The Imperial Sewers offer additional challenges for small groups of adventurers while White-Gold Tower and the Imperial Prison challenge PvE players. New quests, characters and enemies will be introduced, including the Xivkyn. Players will also be able to search for new Treasure Vaults, which will contain rare finds or battle the armies of Molag Bal to plunder Tel Var Stones, a new form of currency for Veteran Rank 16 weapons and armor.
You can see a trailer for the Imperial City DLC below:
The Imperial City DLC will also come with a base-game patch which features the following updates:
- 15% decrease in the amount of XP it takes to gain a Veteran Rank
- 100% more XP for all public dungeons
- 50% more XP for all Veteran Rank quests
- 20% more XP in Craglorn
- Veteran Rank increased to 16
- Racial Passive improvements
- Mundus Stone buff improvements
- Glass racial motif style
- Improvements to existing item sets
- The ability to hide mount visual upgrades
- New crafting skill line passives
- New Undaunted pledges
- Tons of combat and gameplay balance changes
- Improved end-of-campaign Alliance War rewards
- More to be announced at a later date
The base-game patch will be free to all players of The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited. The Imperial City DLC pack is included with an active ESO Plus membership. Otherwise non-subscribed players will have to pay 2500 Crowns at in-game store.
The update will be released on Xbox One on September 16th.
[source express.co.uk, via eurogamer.net]
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@Utena-mobile
I am playing Oblivion right now & it's still amazing. It's my favorite game of last-gen.
But there is no way we don't see another single player Elder Scrolls game. This MMO is not made by the same team that does the single player ones. Oblivion & Skyrim have shown how well these games can sell on consoles. It would be insane for them to quit making their core series.
Of course, we probably won't see one for years since Fallout 4 is about to get released. But I think Elder Scrolls VI: 'Summerset Isle' or 'Hammerfell' has a nice ring to it, don't ya think?
I think "Elder Scrolls VI :This Time Its Personal!" sounds much better.
But yeah, they aren't going to shoot the cash cow that lays the golden eggs (or something)..
On topic, the actual ESO online single player game is good, its like I remember Skyrim being. Not sure about this whole "Playing with others" bit, though...
@Red620Ti
I am not an MMO guy, so excuse my potential noob question here.......
It's great to hear the game is fun to play alone (I prefer single-player games), but isn't the point of playing an MMO negated by the fact it's better playing by yourself than with others?
@Red620Ti @KelticDevil
Playing ESO single player is like doing Diablo 3 bounties over and over and over. It's good for awhile, but it will turn you insane before long. Having a good friend or two with you makes the game much more fun, cause you can talk about your stats and moves like the total nerds that yall are, and doing those cheesy emotes with friends in the streets always makes my day
@A_BabyRed_Yoshi
Thanks for the heads up. I may just stick with my regular Elder Scrolls games for now then.
cough update the bloody graphics cough
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