Does The Elder Scrolls Online Have a Monthly Fee?

avatarAttallingHalt路3 months ago
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avatarTrottingArea路3 months ago

Yes, ESO has an optional monthly subscription called ESO Plus that provides extra perks, but the base game doesn't require it to play.

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avatarDebiasingPons路3 months ago

You can play ESO without a subscription, but the ESO Plus membership offers great benefits like DLC access and bonus XP.

avatarPleasingSkip路3 months ago

ESO has a monthly fee, but it's optional. You get extra perks with ESO Plus, but you can totally play without it.

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