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Dragonhold DLC.
Elsweyr chapter only has half the map of the geographical elsweyr region (the north side), dragonhold has the southern part, and the end of the story with the dragons.
It has become an habit now :
- winter : 2 DLC dungeons serving as intro for the quest.
- spring : chapter with the first part of the quest
- summer : 2 DLC dungeons continuing the quest
- Fall : the region DLC conluding the quest.
They're going to do this every year. Now do the maths and look at how much it costs for the player (compared to what it costs for zenimax to produce) to get all that instead of just having a proper expansion that would take 18 months to 2 years to produce.
While you don't have to take everything, if you want the full experience, you'll have to either sub (and still pay for the chapters) or buy all the DLCs.
As a comparison, gw2 that doesn't have a sub, is giving DLCs for free as long as you were playing at the time of their release (you only buy content you skipped or if you're a newcomer).
So yeah, that's standard zenimax/bethesda business plan, not really a fan.
Also its definitely going to be a separate regions because why wouldn't they want to milk us and with all that spacing in Tamriel's map. We literally have Markarth, Winterhold, Whiterun, and parts of the Pale to buy.
You realize right that “Eastern Skyrim” is already in the game and has been since launch, right?
The problem with having a complete zone as a new chapter, there is no more stories they can tell through those zones afterwards, what are they going to do, make an underground area in a place that doesnt have one? Start having chapters take place in Oblivion? At least with Elsweyr there is room to tell more stories and add more content in the years to come. As long as a chapter has a zone with some interesting stuff to do, and tells a decent story, who cares if it is only part of a region? Because once they fill the entirety of the map of Tamriel, they are going to have to start doing some weird ♥♥♥♥ to add content. A lot of games have made entire new expansions with new content, by using the same maps, just slightly changed because of time and things that happened, and personally I think that sucks. I dont wanna see the same zone just a little different, I wanna go some place new.
Another very relevant thing is, replay value. After completing the content of the previous chapters, the only things I still do in them are the trials, event relative things, farming, and access guild stores. If they can add some content that I am still going to want to play besides those things mentioned, I consider it a success. The new excavations, harrowstorms, and blackreach seem like something I am going to be enjoying for the year to come, so I think its looking like a success already.
But you know 'they' still won't give you a new free ESO kitchen sink for your hard work.
It won't stop them from calling it that, you watch.