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Not your typical elder scrolls, but rich in lore and lots of fun with the added dynamic of having to work in teams to take on gigantic enemies. Really gives a nw prespective on the powers the dragonborn truly wielded when you play elsewyr an struggle with those dragons. Great game, as tedious as a lot of online games are, but it is a great game. I played with a subscription just to get access to everywhrere, but it is indeed possible to play without having to pay too much. Whn i play games i usually like to play them for a while, especially if its good. This ones a solid choice, but it will definitely eat up a good 800+ of your time. Cosidering it took me about 450 hours to absololutely master skyrim on legendary, its safe to say im still just learning at best when It comes to this friggen continent! My only wish is they would blend more elements of their other games into one. Oblivion was epic. And then fallout 3 came out... and when i played skyrim, i couldnt help but feel like they were sort of blending to an extent, almost as if the same team made it. When Fallout 4 arrived, it confirmed it. Now if they could only just add elements of eso to he mix.... have elder scrolls 6 have an online feature that becomes available when you beat the game and all the dlc's that will inevitably be made. Less microtransactions though. Its less fun when people can buy their advantages but i suppos even tamriel is capitalist ;)