The Elder Scrolls Online Won't Be A "Repetitive Grind" Says Dev

Zenimax Online Studios has announced that it is determined to keep The Elder Scrolls Online from becoming another repetitive MMO grind.

[dcj0524]

Good.

[Fistedcupps]

Its hard not keeping a MMO grind heavy. Glad to see this game trying hard to stray from that.

[JunioRS101]

I am not excited for this game.

I love elder scrolls, but this is just a lazy way of sedating the people who want the next ES to come out.

I am annoyed by Skyrim's overly simplistic combat mechanics, and I wish people would stop loving on this series so that the devs get the hint to actually step out of the safe zone that they've been hiding in since Morrowind.

[ramtah]

I'm with you with this one!

[MizTv]

The fact I couldn't lvl up my jump made me very unhappy

[AzureskyZ]

Very nice-- would like to try the beta

[FrightfulActions]

A bold goal. We'll see if they can actually pull through with it though. It'd probably be one of the first MMOs to manage it.

[Lovable]

Probabl..oh wait...most likely a buggy mess of a game again.

[CaptainYesterday]

I hope they can pull that off, at first I wasn't really looking forward to Elder Scrolls Online but I'm slowly looking forward to it.

[Kietz]

Their single-player ES games have been repetitive grinds for a while now.
Why change?

[Scatpants]

I feel like this game is going to fail. Does anyone care about fantasy MMOs anymore? Just seems like a big been there done that kind of thing.

[NioRide]

a MMO will always be a grind, you can add thing in, but end game is a grind to get top tier gear, the questing to get to the end of a game tends to be a grind as well with many fetch quests or kill xxx quest.

Now giving a lot of unique dungeons breaks this up. and I hope they do that.

[SatanSki]

Yeah, sure lol

[RememberThe357]

God, I want this to be good. I've never done an MMO before but if this is good I'm goin in.