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The Elder Scrolls Online Outage Map

The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where The Elder Scrolls Online users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with The Elder Scrolls Online, make sure to submit a report below

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The Elder Scrolls Online is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) developed by ZeniMax Online Studios and published by Bethesda Softworks. Available for Xbox, Playstation and Windows.

Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
Odessa, Odessa 1
Wake Forest, NC 1
Oxford, England 2
Bratislava, Bratislavský 1
Göteborg, Västra Götaland 1
Horní Jelení, Pardubický 1
Yerevan, Yerevan 1
Villeurbanne, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 1
Cottage Grove, OR 1
Colorado Springs, CO 1
Webster, NY 1
Mayenne, Pays de la Loire 2
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The Elder Scrolls Online Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • Calranthe
    Quebber 💙🇺🇦 🏳️‍🌈 (@Calranthe) reported

    I used to pre-order every @BethesdaStudios game and every @WeArePlayground Forza game. Microslop has with it's enforcement of copilot and "service" convinced me to "wait and see", I am still looking forward to Elder scrolls 6, but until I see how and if they will support external modding I won't buy it. As for Forza horizons 6, the next instalment of my favourite car franchise, I want to see it running and make sure Microsoft hasn't forced copilot into it.

  • ShemiteBrew
    ◦❧◦ 🇷‌🇪‌🇲‌🇾‌ ◦☙◦ (@ShemiteBrew) reported

    @TESOnline fix your the eso subscriptions, most of us didnt get our tomes. AND YES we put in tickets, that yall never respond to.

  • Nikfor_
    𝙉𝙄𝙆𝙁𝙊𝙍 (@Nikfor_) reported

    Now that it is confirmed Call of Duty will not launch on Game Pass Day One, it naturally makes me think about how this decision could affect The Elder Scrolls VI. CoD is a first party franchise with a lot of microtransactions, so removing it from Day One shows that Microsoft is adjusting how it approaches major releases. Elder Scrolls is one of Xbox’s biggest IPs, and ES6 will almost certainly have a massive budget while being a single player game with far fewer monetisation options than a live service title. Because of that, it is reasonable to wonder whether Microsoft might use a similar strategy there as well. Do you think ES6 could also skip Day One on Game Pass, or is this change truly limited to Call of Duty? I am genuinely curious how you all see this situation. I buy a lot of games myself and I also have Game Pass, so I am looking at it from both perspectives. If live service titles with strong monetisation are difficult to support on Game Pass, it raises interesting questions about how huge single player projects fit into the model. We will see how it develops in the coming months and years. Overall I think the change makes sense, but it also brings up some valid things to think about.

  • PistolWombat
    Duckaroo (@PistolWombat) reported

    @CryptidBnnuy @SmilodonnaVT He's too busy not working on elder scrolls 6

  • GilbertoRondo16
    Gilbs (@GilbertoRondo16) reported

    @NikTek @CosmicMatt92 It would still be a huge problem having to load to enter every single house, dungeon, castle, whatever, this engine is abysmal dogshit, and they should have changed it after Skyrim, a have zero faith in the next Elder Scrolls game, unfortunatelly.

  • AdamVergara13
    Adam Vergara (@AdamVergara13) reported

    @RazorwireRPG Elder scrolls can get away with in universe tech advancing because it’s fantasy. Fallout is science fiction so it’s supposed to be a little more grounded in reality. 76 being set 25 years after the bombs was probably a good idea because yes things would still be broken.

  • Snowley_gaming
    Snowy (@Snowley_gaming) reported

    Is there some kind of problem with login into eu today @TESOnline ! I'm stuck in login queue even though I'm a member

  • dgenius78
    Диж (@dgenius78) reported

    @BethesdaSupport @TESOnline Hello! My ticket #260419-002356 has been stuck for 3 days. I can't access my new Gold Road purchase due to a Steam linking error. I've provided all the proof in the ticket. Please help me get into the game! #ESO #ElderScrollsOnline

  • Brooks_exe
    Brooks (@Brooks_exe) reported

    @imajanitor @Lilulicious Bethesda signed a Contract to keep Fallout and Elder Scrolls multiplat, the problem they're facing selling their games on xbox and PC is that their games aren't selling at all, Todd Howard forgot that Bethesda games sell better on playstation than xbox and PC combined.

  • CameTooFast
    Alex (@CameTooFast) reported

    If this is true, @asha_shar , I think the best thing you could do would be to drop the price of ultimate to either $20 or $25 and stagger the addition of yearly COD titles (and possibly others). COD grinders are going to pay full price for each title, regardless of if you say it'll come to GPU in 3 months (There's a lot of people that buy the game through Blizzard launcher anyways). Each COD title feeds into Warzone, so there's an incentive to play each title to level up guns and get an advantage. Putting it at a 3-month stagger for GPU would pull in the sales from those dedicated to the franchise while also giving a good date for those that wouldn't have bought the game no matter what. As for additional benefits, you could look into first party offerings. Fallout 1st would be an easy addition, as would something for Elder Scrolls Online (as I know they just switched strategies from big expansions to seasonal content like the norm). The problem is, the benefits you add have to be beneficial to justify the price hike. You guys raised the price and gave us Fortnite Crew, which is beneficial to a number of people, but a ton of the other GPU benefits are for already F2P titles, most of which no one cares about.

  • Swurv__
    Swurv (@Swurv__) reported

    @xonebros Is it in a vacuum or does the Elder Scrolls have a Crimson Desert problem. Pick one.

  • joseagu59410157
    HowDatFeel (@joseagu59410157) reported

    @TESOnline How about u fix the game crashing 10 times a day

  • alienteslax
    Ron Paul🇺🇲 (@alienteslax) reported

    @TESOnline @spantifical When are you going to fix all the bugs in the game? Abilities don't work the first time, so I have to double tap it, trials are laggy, crown store stole my crowns twice I started a ticket awhile back and heard nothing. So wtf are we paying for?

  • prin_lowe
    Prin Lowe (@prin_lowe) reported

    @Der_Kernel_ Pretty sure people it's more cope that modders will fix whatever mess Bethesda shits out but modders never bothered with Bethesda's last slop release so I'm not sure why anyone is coping that they'll fix Elder Scrolls 6.

  • YChromosome99
    Y Chromosome 99 (@YChromosome99) reported

    @RevenantRemnant Look at the devs of the next Elder Scrolls.....A hint and a HALF it's gonna crash and burn. Recalling my vlog on it when I tried my hardest not to make fun of those women. Yes,THOSE women,not the women who's capable of developing great games and not garbage.

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