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- First reviewDecember 4, 2013
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- First review commentMarch 10, 2014
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Posted by: Jariath
from So Cal
The movie is great and I order this specifically for the included the digital copy. This came with only the movie.
What's great about it: The movie itself
What's not so great: Was supposed to be three disc and a digital copy
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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It's 1,000 years or more before the age of the Dragonborn, just before the rise of Tiber Septim, the first Emperor of Tamriel, and the world is in a state of turmoil. The Daedric prince, Molag Bal, has stolen your soul and his next move is to destroy Tamriel. Across the mysterious lands of Morrowind, over the sprawling metropolis of Daggerfall and beyond, there rests the fog of battle, and out of the three alliances, only one can become the masters of Tamriel. Only one can seize the throne and gain the spoils of war.Gather friends, guildmates and alliances in the MMORPG world of The Elder Scrolls as it moves online on your PlayStation 4 for the first time ever. Choose your own destiny, your own character, your own allies and, ultimately, your own fate as you try to stop the evil machinations of the Daedric prince, Molag Bal, and the first-ever necromancer, Mannimarco, from bringing about the end of days. A unique combat system enables you to engage in real-time strategic attacks and blocks, while purposefully targeting your opponents. With The Elder Scrolls' Megaserver technology, the entire world of Tamriel is connected, so you will already have the strength and security that comes from being surrounded by your friends and guild mates. Use the game's compass to navigate through areas of interest at your own pace. Weapons and armor are available any time, so play as you like, develop your own style, and explore your way across Tamriel. The world is waiting.
Overall
1 out of 5
1 out of 5Waste of money...
By EamaddenCODftw
I can't believe I wasted money on this game. Totally unplayable. Game often freezes along with frame rate drop. Combat system isn't anywhere near the level of COD. Not as many customization options as advertised. Equipped items and weapons disappear for seconds at a time. Requires extensive traveling before finding enemies to kill. I'll stick to my COD.
Jariath
So Cal
Product is not out yet.
March 10, 2014
Can't waste money on a game that is not even out.
+60points
61of 62voted this comment as helpful.
It's 1,000 years or more before the age of the Dragonborn, just before the rise of Tiber Septim, the first Emperor of Tamriel, and the world is in a state of turmoil. The Daedric prince, Molag Bal, has stolen your soul and his next move is to destroy Tamriel. Across the mysterious lands of Morrowind, over the sprawling metropolis of Daggerfall and beyond, there rests the fog of battle, and out of the three alliances, only one can become the masters of Tamriel. Only one can seize the throne and gain the spoils of war.Gather friends, guildmates and alliances in the MMORPG world of The Elder Scrolls as it moves online on your PlayStation 4 for the first time ever. Choose your own destiny, your own character, your own allies and, ultimately, your own fate as you try to stop the evil machinations of the Daedric prince, Molag Bal, and the first-ever necromancer, Mannimarco, from bringing about the end of days. A unique combat system enables you to engage in real-time strategic attacks and blocks, while purposefully targeting your opponents. With The Elder Scrolls' Megaserver technology, the entire world of Tamriel is connected, so you will already have the strength and security that comes from being surrounded by your friends and guild mates. Use the game's compass to navigate through areas of interest at your own pace. Weapons and armor are available any time, so play as you like, develop your own style, and explore your way across Tamriel. The world is waiting.
Overall1 out of 5
1 out of 5some i wouldve expected 3 years ago
By enjoyit
from new york, ny
If you're just looking for another elder scrolls to play on your console then this is it. There are no leaps or bounds in any aspect of the mmo in terms of game play. Its the same game play that you're used to with all the other mmo's. You will get board after a few weeks and realize that you're also paying 180 bucks extra per year to play this game. Pair that with the fact that you're also paying for psn or xb gold and its not pretty.
If this game was intuitive, had great game play, I could merit it as a good enough mmo for me to waste that money on, but again, there is nothing special about this mmo besides visuals and even they aren't that great. Mmo's shouldn't be the same as they were 3-5 years ago. It really feels like they just want the money. 7/10 for a score 6 with the sub fee. We'll see if they are able to pull a 180 with what time they have left before release.
Jariath
So Cal
Doesn't know what they are talking about.
March 10, 2014
Aside form the obvious word usage errors, bored, not board, the information in the review is inaccurate. You do not need to pay for the PSN subscription to play the game. Sony and Bethesda have both stated this.
+37points
38of 39voted this comment as helpful.
It's 1,000 years or more before the age of the Dragonborn, just before the rise of Tiber Septim, the first Emperor of Tamriel, and the world is in a state of turmoil. The Daedric prince, Molag Bal, has stolen your soul and his next move is to destroy Tamriel. Across the mysterious lands of Morrowind, over the sprawling metropolis of Daggerfall and beyond, there rests the fog of battle, and out of the three alliances, only one can become the masters of Tamriel. Only one can seize the throne and gain the spoils of war.Gather friends, guildmates and alliances in the MMORPG world of The Elder Scrolls as it moves online on your PlayStation 4 for the first time ever. Choose your own destiny, your own character, your own allies and, ultimately, your own fate as you try to stop the evil machinations of the Daedric prince, Molag Bal, and the first-ever necromancer, Mannimarco, from bringing about the end of days. A unique combat system enables you to engage in real-time strategic attacks and blocks, while purposefully targeting your opponents. With The Elder Scrolls' Megaserver technology, the entire world of Tamriel is connected, so you will already have the strength and security that comes from being surrounded by your friends and guildmates. Use the game's compass to navigate through areas of interest at your own pace. Weapons and armor are available any time, so play as you like, develop your own style and explore your way across Tamriel. Experience hordes of exclusive content with this Imperial Edition, which comes with a 21" x 26" printed map of Tamriel, detailing Alliance-controlled zones and Cyrodiil, a 12" Molag Bal statue and The Improved Emperor's Guide to Tamriel ~ a 224-page, illustrated guide annotated by the Imperial scholar, Flaccus Terentius. Also included with the Imperial Edition is a variety of exclusive digital content. Gain unique bonuses, crafting styles, gear and more when you play as an Imperial in any Alliance. Journey through Tamriel at top speed on the White Imperial Horse, or explore Tamriel with a companion scuttling alongside with the mudcrab vanity pet. Complete the Ritual of Mara with a friend and receive an experience bonus when you play together with the Rings of Mara exclusive digital content. With this Imperial Edition added to your collection, you're more equipped than ever to fight for Tamriel.
Overall
3 out of 5
3 out of 5Most expensive game ever?
By Antkim1999
from Massachusetts
This game is clearly taking advantage of the huge success of it's predecessor Skyrim. I get the feeling it's not going to live up to all the hype because it seems like they've spent most of their creative talents figuring out how to extract a few extra bucks out of our collective wallets. I loved and still play skyrim but this has a totally different feel to me. I'm sure it'll be an amazing game but there is a limit to how much you can expect to charge people to play a video game. Isn't there?
Jariath
So Cal
Inaccurate
March 11, 2014
Do not need PS plus to say as has been stated by both Bethesda and Sony
+1point
4of 7voted this comment as helpful.
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