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Elder Scrolls Online Greymoor: ESO won’t stop growing, here’s why

Elder Scrolls Online Greymoor: ESO won’t stop growing, here’s why

Posted on March 30, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Elder Scrolls Online has pushed its way back into the spotlight ahead of the release of its all-new chapter, Greymoor. The base game didn’t immediately make waves way back in 2014, but it’s a title that has re-imagined and re-invented itself over the years and become a far stronger game than it was on initial release, with a thriving community and more content than ever.

Last year Bethesda announced that ESO had 13.5 million players and since then the count has grown to over 15 million… that’s a pretty good growth rate for a six-year-old game, right? So, what keeps ESO going strong?
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