Elder Scrolls Online looks set to continue the success of the gaming franchise from Bethesda but it seems that it won’t happen too soon. The MMO RPG title appears to have suffered a delay in its production and it will only arrive in December this year.
While Bethesda has yet to announce anything on the delay, it is believed to be due to Elder Scrolls Online’s system integration. The game needs a lot more time to properly integrate with Bethesda’s network before it can start selling.
On the bright side of things, the issue is only with Elder Scrolls Online for the PS4 and Xbox One. The PC version has already been released and players can start playing the game. On top of that, once the console version is released, players can easily transfer their saved file to it.
Of course, players wouldn’t want to pay twice for the same game. Bethesda is aware of this and will be offering the game on discount of $20/€14.99/£12.99/AU$20.
