Lambert outlines what the companion mechanic will look like with the Blackwood DLC update. In the interview with Game Informer, Bethesda confirms the companion system is setting up romantic relationships with NPCs further down the road. Because Blackwood will introduce close friendships complete with their own storylines, similar to how companions worked in past Elder Scrolls games, Creative Director Rich Lambert said Bethesda also plans to turn these into potential romantic relationships further down the line during a recent interview with Game Informer.Ĭurrently, the only way to have "romance" in Elder Scrolls Online is by performing the Ritual of Mara with another player, which will give players an exceptional experience boost when questing together. While this feature will be a big portion of the Blackwood Elder Scrolls Online expansion, it's not the only type of NPC relationship fans will get to look forward to. RELATED: The Elder Scrolls 6 Has a Big Design Choice to Make after ESO Soon, players will be able to permanently bring along NPCs with developed stories for quests and missions in single-player mode. Blackwood alone will include over 30 hours of brand new content as well as a highly-requested mechanic, a companion system in ESO. This story arc will be a year-long endeavor, and Bethesda recently revealed the upcoming chapter Blackwood where players will once again encounter the Daedric Prince of Destruction: Mehrunes Dagon. The Gates of Oblivion DLC expansion will be set 800 years before the events of Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion.
One installment will introduce a companion system to Elder Scrolls Online and along with it, Bethesda Softworks has plans to turn companionships into romantic relationships. Elder Scrolls Online has a massive story arc on the way -Gates of Oblivion.
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