Although many players had been disappointed with the outcome of "The Elder Scrolls Online," its creators in Bethesda would not give up on the project. Instead, improvements on the game were being introduced to build back the trust that players lost after expecting too much from the intensely hyped game.
Reports have indicated that Bethesda had been pouring a lot of its resources on the online game that might probably affect the pending release of two anticipated titles, "The Elder Scrolls 6" and "Fallout 4." "The Elder Scrolls Online" Xbox One release, on the other hand, was targeted for release June 09th.Also, the game's relaunch for the PC and Mac would be set earlier compared to game consoles, which is set on March 17th under the title "The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited."
"The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited" edition would include the original PC and Mac gameplay. However, what the players should be looking out for would be the latest Justice and Champion systems. The Champion system would replace the earlier Veteran Rank system; the new system would give rewards to passive abilities obtained by the players. The Justice system, on the other hand, would give rewards for aggression (like theft and murder of enemies).
While a new PC edition would be ready for release by spring, a new patch for the current "Elder Scrolls Online" PC edition was released along the the minimum requirements to make the gaming experience a lot more enjoyable, or simply put, make the game work on the player's computer. The minimum requirements for the PC would be: 1) 60GB HDD space; 2) Direct X 9.0 compliant video card with 512MB of RAM; 3) DirectX compatible sound card; 4) 2GB system RAM; 5) Dual Core 2.0GHz processor; 6) Window XP 32 bit.
Also, the features on the update 6 patch were included in a news update for players to checkout. The latest patch would allow players to free up some space in their inventory through a new tab system.
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