A report published by SuperData Research claims The Elder Scrolls Online had 772,374 subscribers in June.
It's not explicitly clear where the figure comes from but SuperData's MMO earnings data is compiled from "the monthly spending of 36.9 million digital gamers, worldwide, collected from developers, publisher and payment service providers". Presumably the ESO figure comes from the same place.
Players have also voiced their concerns about this saying that they are already paying for the game up front while also shouldering the subscription fees for elder scrolls online buy gold , and should not be charged with any other additional content since they are already paying for the whole game.
This comes as a shocking reveal for the players and fans of the game since there were previous interviews citing that ZeniMax would only be selling cosmetic items and character/account related services. Not to mention there have been rumors that the game cost an estimated $200 million to make, but developer ZeniMax and Publisher Bethesda have vehemently denied these claims.
Currently The Elder Scrolls Online is only available for PC and Mac, but Playstation 4 and Xbox One versions are planned. They were delayed by around six months a while ago, causing many to question Zenimax’s commitment to the console release plans. They have assured gamers that they continue to work on both versions and expect them to release later this year.
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