I stopped playing ESO after U35 hit. It is unfortunate to see it go, but the game was on life support for a long time. Perhaps this will result in ex-devs creating their own AA studios and releasing games they actually enjoyed making.
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I mean they only made one of the most successful MMOs to date, of course Microsoft is closing them
Okay, ChatGPT, program The Elder Scrolls 6. Add an online mode and micro transactions.
Oh come on, it's Microsoft. They're forced to use copilot
Okay, CoPilot, log in to ChatGPT, use it to program The Elder Scrolls 6. Add an online mode and micro transactions.
Sure! Here's an MMO without many series-defining features that you can add in iteratively throughout the game's lifespan to someday become a complete and compelling product! Then, you can shut it down and do it again!
I'm simultaneously both excited and terrified to see the only logical conclusion to all this fuckery: awful vibe coded games that no-one wants and all of the senior talent drained from the industry forever.