'Elder Scrolls Online' free this weekend; details

 elderscrollsonline.com

Those who have been curious how "Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited" is and past players who have forgotten about the game and want to experience it again can now give it a try through Bethesda's Free Play Weekend.

As posted on the official website of the game, "Elder Scrolls Online" has been offered free for download since Thursday, Dec. 10, at 8 a.m. GMT. This free play weekend will last until Monday, Dec. 14, at 8 a.m. GMT.

For those who decide to continue playing the game, they can do so by purchasing "Elder Scrolls Online" with a 60 percent discount before the event concludes.

There's nothing to worry when it comes to the character and its progress since it will be maintained if the game is purchased during the promo weekend. Game score and achievements will also be preserved.

It was noted, though, that this play promo only applies to Xbox One and PC platforms, which means it won't be offered through PlayStation 4.

For PC/Mac, one should have a Free Play Weekend code in order to get access to the download. This code can be found in different websites or from existing "Elder Scrolls Online" players. The download instructions can be found here.

For Xbox One users, the game is downloadable through Xbox Live. The same 60 percent discount applies to players who decide to purchase the game before the weekend is over.

Xbox One users can also purchase crowns via Xbox Live with drop in prices during the weekend. There will be a 25 percent off from 1,500 crown packs; 33 percent off from 3,000 crowns; and 40 percent off from 5,500 crown packs.

Lastly, players of "Elder Scrolls Online" can have the chance to win $1 million just by being in the game. The sweepstakes is also applicable to those who will start playing during the weekend. Complete mechanics of the $1 million draw can be found in this link.

 

News
How Greenland got the Bible
How Greenland got the Bible

Greenland has been in the news recently. Despite a Christian presence for a thousand years, Greenland has only had the whole Bible since 1900. This is the story …

YouGov to repeat ‘Quiet Revival’ study amid scrutiny
YouGov to repeat ‘Quiet Revival’ study amid scrutiny

Plans are under way to revisit one of the most debated religion surveys in recent years, as YouGov prepares to repeat its research into church attendance later this year following growing scrutiny of claims about a “quiet revival” in Britain.

The sacred gift of rest: why we must pause and trust God
The sacred gift of rest: why we must pause and trust God

From the very beginning, God established the rhythm of rest.

BBC presenter becomes Christian after daughter's mental health crisis
BBC presenter becomes Christian after daughter's mental health crisis

Television personality David Harper considered himself agnostic when he started investigating Christianity after his daughter became a Christian and overcame debilitating depression.