However, some players have been claiming that this sort of paradigm shift might not be entirely beneficial to the game in the long run, so hopefully Bethesda know what they’re doing and aren’t going to make this DLC play too differently from the main game.
The company has been taking in a lot of feedback ever since the initial release of “The Elder Scrolls Online”, and for what it’s worth, they seem to be in touch with their community to a large extent.
Just because the initial release was messy and didn’t match the expectations of fans 100% doesn’t mean that the studio doesn’t know what they’re aiming for, and it’s actually pretty normal for a Bethesda game to come out in a rather unpolished state and get improved over time.
The main problem here was that the company couldn’t rely on their community for bug fixes and mods now, and they had to take care of everything themselves. And this was something they were apparently not very used to, which is why they have been having trouble getting “The Elder Scrolls Online” up to speed and securing its position in the MMO market. A market which, at this point, has branched out in all directions.