When Bethesda prepares the Elder Scrolls 6, ZeniMax will maintain the franchise through the continued expansion and content updates of The Elder Scrolls Online.
In Australia, PAX, ESO creative director Rich Lambert said that the MMO has no signs of stopping. The goal of the program is to keep the ESO going to the next generation console era of 2020 and beyond, but of course, the exact details are not listed. Considering that the Elder Scrolls VI still has a long way to go (it will be released after Bethesda's new ambitious Starfield IP), and ZeniMax will not let the huge RPG series stagnate, this is there Reasonable.
So far, ZeniMax has made great efforts in ESO. Since its release in 2014, the game has undergone three major expansions, greatly expanding the game world (Morrowind, Summerset and the latest dragon-fueled Elsweyr) and further enriching the story. The ESO Gold settings for each level are largely unchanged, with 11 major DLC drops adding new dungeons and content to complement the expansion.
Bethesda and ZeniMax shine in service games. Almost every game released by Bethesda has a service game element, whether it is a full micro-transaction or an interactive hook, which can keep you as long as possible.
As a regular money-making tool, ESO is very suitable for the bill. ZeniMax is still not only popular with 13 million registered users, but ZeniMax benefits from interactions through in-game Buy ESO Gold through synergy with MMO production, level, and higher-level activities.
I just want to learn if ZeniMax Online Studios will still be developing their new MMORPG... As long as ESO has participants and will make a profit, it'll continue to update and expand. Don't worry over it overlapping together with the mainline single Elder Scrolls game, because ESO is a prequel ahead of the TES Championship. On the other hand, in the event the player wants to buy ESO Gold For Sale, I think IGGM is usually a choice that won't let you down.