After 12 years and heavy layoffs, new Elder Scrolls Online lead says the MMO is "here to stay" with extra help from Bethesda proper and "all-new experiences in Skyrim" on the way
Despite significant layoffs at Zenimax Online, the new lead for The Elder Scrolls Online, Nick Giacomini, assures players the MMORPG is committed to a long-term future with increased collaboration with Bethesda Game Studios. This new direction prioritizes quality over strict deadlines, leading to delays for upcoming content like the Crimson Veldt trial and Update 52, now slated for January 2027, alongside new experiences in Skyrim.
- Entities
- Company: Microsoft
- Person: Nick Giacomini
- Topic: Layoffs
- Game: Skyrim
- Company: Bethesda
- Company: Zenimax Media
- Platform: PC
- Person: Rich Lambert
- Company: Bethesda Game Studios Montreal
- Topic: Game Development
- Topic: MMORPG
- Game: The Elder Scrolls Online
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