I have always been a big fan of the elder scrolls series. Clocked over 1k hours each for morrowind skyrim and oblivion.I was extremely excited when elder scrolls online was introduced and have been searching for tidbits of info about the game since the day it was announced. Obviously an elder scrolls MMO cant have the immersion level of the single player versions and I am well prepared for it. But any successful mmo has always had the developer show off their content a few months before launch. ESO is 2 months away from launch now and I havent heard anything about the various systems Iam actually interested in namely Guilds, PVE content and PVP content(aside from the fact that its 3 faction based). I apologise that I may seem like i am whining about it , but having played MMOs for the last 15-16 years and tested quite a few games in closed BETA, I find the lack of information about various game mechanics troublesome . There has been some negative feedback from various websites about the game , and the game is 2 months away from launch.Never before have I seen an MMO so close to launch (apart from SWTOR) which had so little information about the various game mechanics I was interested in. I have defended you guys on various forums for over a year now . Some people may call it "fanboyish", but it was because i was a genuinie fan for the elder scrolls series and wanted to see you guys succeed.
But over the last month , genuine doubts about the quality of the game have crept into my mind. I was looking for some genuine gameplay videos and instead saw a cinematic video released( as awesome as it was). I check various subforums through the net and I can assure you that a lot of your fans are as worried as I am . All the more worrying is that I can find more information about various gameplay mechanics and features of MMOs which are launching after ESO than ESO itself. Most gaming forums are filled with skepticism as well. Would be awesome if there was some developer feedback and gameplay videos to put everyone's fears to rest, because for the first time I am actually considering waiting to pre-order an elder scrolls game.