TESO gets shiny concept art, bi-weekly Q&A

The Elder Scrolls Online gets shiny concept art, biweekly Ask Us Anything (Related to the Topic We've Prescribed)

Have you been searching for a way to represent your favorite fantastical faction? Put down the stencils and spray paint: The fine folks behind The Elder Scrolls Online have seen fit to provide you with Twitter and Facebook avatars representing the Ebonheart Pact and its constituent races. Bear the crest of the Pact, Argonians, Dark Elves, or Nords with pride! While you’re at it, you might ogle the fancy concept art that accompanies the avatars.

If the Ebonheart Pact isn’t your fantasy consortium of choice, maybe you simply don’t know enough about it. In that case, an upcoming Q&A about the Ebonheart Pact may be just the thing for you. The TESO dev team is starting a bi-weekly Ask Us Anything Q&A to address questions about the game and its development. Each of the Ask Us Anything sessions will focus on a specific topic, which the team requests you keep in mind while thinking up your “anything” to ask. For the inaugural Q&A, which will go up next week, you can ask whatever you like about the Ebonheart Pact. You can find more information on the official site or submit questions through the official Facebook page.

I hope the developers allow players to break ranks with their forced faction at some point and join another. They could probably make players have a severe penalty that makes it take longer for a faction traitor to advance in their new faction or something along those lines.

Some of these faction pairings seem to go against the absolute hatred that most of the groups have (well I guess it’s “had” now) for each other, to the point that they would much rather be annihilated than work with one another.

If anything, the ZeniMax team should  make a set of characters that will be the “face” of each faction and prominently display them constantly until their release date so that players not familiar with Elderscrolls can get can get something to associate with each group. Showing the leaders are fine, but having some stories of rank and file soldiers dealing with these pacts could help in clearing up the reasoning behind these faction pairings.


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