Elder Scrolls Online: No Subscriptions. Welcome to Tamriel Unlimited

Mar. 17, 2015

Official Announcement from ZenimaxTamriel Unlimited

If you previously purchasedESO, your characters are ready to continue the adventure right now—all you have to do is run the launcher to patch up and get back in the game. And if you’re currently subscribed, you’ve automatically become a member of ESO Plus, our new premium membership! As a member, you’re going to get some great in-game bonuses (like additional experience gain) and a monthly allotment of crowns—virtual currency you can spend in the new Crown Store on great cosmetic and convenience items.

New players only need to make the one-time purchase ofThe Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimitedto get into the action. Whether you plan to quest alone, explore with your friends, or join massive siege battles in the Alliance War, now is the perfect time to join us in Tamriel.

To learn more aboutTamriel Unlimited, the Crown Store, and ESO Plus, check out ourFAQ.

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Fexelea

MMO raider by day and guide writer by night, Fex enjoys multiplatform gaming, good books and animes, and streaming with a cold beer.

The PS4 version releases in June – I think that would be a good time for a lot of us on the boards to get it together

I’d play ESO, actually, but I’ve been meaning to play GTA Heists and I’m deep into Pokémon right now, and then Bloodborne is literally days…I don’t know where/when the time will come from.

Cas and I play ESO when we get the chance, it’s fun! We have a little guild and all. It’s not the typical MMO though. It’s quest focused which is very fun. The PvP can be insane too btw, with 80-100 people battling at the sime time to take over keeps and such.

All my friends are on dark souls. Playing an mmo alone sucks.

The thought of an mmo TES makes me go kinda yuck anyway.