14 DAY TRIAL // The development team at ZeniMax Online and publisher Bethesda are announcing that they have completed maintenance for The Elder Scrolls Online and that the game has been updated to version 1.5.4, which is designed to introduce a number of changes that have been initially set to be offered as part of the previous patch.
The announcement on the official site states, “We are also reducing the amount of XP required to gain Veteran Ranks based on your feedback.”
The development team has long been working to deal with all the problems identified in the game and the imbalances that gamers have been talking about.
At the same time, ZeniMax Online is also delivering bigger patches that open up new zones for gamers to experience and a chance to pick up important rewards for their characters.
The Elder Scrolls Online is offered on the PC using a subscription-driven model, and Bethesda has not talked about the versions set to arrive on the Xbox One and the PlayStation 4 for a while.
The fact that regular patches are being delivered for the MMO means that the title still has a solid community of players and that more content for it might be revealed in the coming months.
