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20	April 2019

ESB Gold was the sole Bethesda announcement from E3 2018

ESB Gold was the sole Bethesda announcement from E3 2018 that kinda sorta interested me (I am interested in Starfield and Elder Scrolls VI, but they're up to now out that they are not worth any hype yet imo.) My expectations were fairly low then, and are extremely low today. As I did with Fallout Shelter, I will likely wait till they come up with a PC model before I really try it. Telephones are simply too figity for my fat fingers and aging eyes.All The Elder Scrolls Blades are like this. I have played heaps for free then if I enjoy it I might drop 30 bucks on a match but not more. Many if the time I find I get most of my pleasure from games such as this from the mill as soon as you get the end equipment it gets boring. The major thing will be are The Elder Scrolls Blades loops enjoyable or not. The cash is meh and only for impatient people I'm certain.

Everyone's hating on Bethesda's ESOM Gold, but I believe that's only as they are not the target market or they refuse to provide The Elder Scrolls Blades a chance. Perhaps you have forgotten about Fallout Shelter? Sure, it may have been a mobile game, but it was quite a fantastic match for what it was attempting to accomplish. Clearly it was eventually moved over to PC, but that wasn't until considerably later. Are fine with this? I expect they all have phones, because there will not be much point in having a games console or PC at the rate.

They create The Elder Scrolls Bladess so grindy they can monetize approaches to get around it. This happens a lot with games console and PC, too, and it's a problem that needs to be dealt with. Bethesda seems intent on nose-diving into the ground as hard as it could, and it's sad to see franchises like Elder Scrolls and Fallout fail to monetization like this.I don't know getting so upset about loot boxes and stuff like that, even at total cost games. Provided that it is possible to get the entire experience without them, who actually cares? I'd be pissed if my kids spent all of my money on these, but as anyone who grew up in the 80's when the onslaught of 1-900 numbers arose, that's not a new thing. My parents were pretty pissed if we got ahold of the joke-line, or even the scary story number...