The Elder Scrolls Online out now, has new cinematic trailer

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This screenshot is presumably taken from the non-cinematic version of the fight depicted in the trailer.

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The Elder Scrolls Online is out right at this very moment, and Bethesda are so excited by this that they’ve released a new cinematic trailer.

The trailer – titled “The Siege” – is all about a siege. There’s magic and catapults and walls being blown up and the like. It’s very, very pretty, although it’s bizarrely got a lot of shakycam, which is kind of rubbish because there is absolutely no reason for a CG trailer to have shakycam except “choice”, and shakycam is rubbish. Either way, it’s worth a watch, and – lucky you – you can have a look at it below.

You can also buy The Elder Scrolls Online right now, which probably doesn’t look or act much like this trailer. I can’t say for sure as I haven’t played it that much yet, but I’d be very surprised.


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