In the grand tradition of all MMOs, the launch of 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:The Elder Scrolls Online: ඣTamriel Unlimited on console isn't going particularly well. With many a cry of 'Elder Scrolls Offline', the PS4 and Xbox One version, developed by Zenimax Online Studios is having multiple issues, from not loading at all to characters glitching out of view. You can see our full list of 🐻Elder Scrolls Online console 🙈issues and fixeshere.

and the are filled with frustrated players who have been unable to l༺ogin since launch at midnight last night and have been faced with a constant loading screen. Some have managed to skip 𓆏between NA and EU servers to get access but this has only been working for some people. Zenimax has been responding to complaints and is working on a fix for both EU and NA servers.

this morning. "Hey everyone. If you have been experiencing login errors, we ask that you please try to log into the console megaservers again. While we are continuing to work on resolving the issue, we have found that the issue has been fixed for some players at this point. We will continue to work on this until it's resolved for all players, and we'll provide an update when we can. Thank you again for your patience throughout the night."

But login issues don't appear to be the only proble🅰ms. The above image shows a relatively common complaint reported on both and where Lyris Titanborn disappears from view. No interactions can then take place and players are unable to🌠 progress. Hopefully fixes are coming for multiple issues. Someone at Zenimax isn't going to be sleeping for a while.

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