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We've been seeing developers scrambling to find ways to retain the player data of those on Stadia, ever since Google announced that the cloud-based streaming platform would be closing down in January. Ubisoft, Bungie, and more have already announced they are looking into ways to do this, and now the latest of the bunch to relay plans is ZeniMax Online Studios, the creator of The Elder Scrolls Online.
As said in a statement on Twitter, "Since the news of Stadia shutting down, Bethesda Softworks and ZeniMax Online Studios have been discussing next steps for our Elder Scrolls Online Stadia players and we appreciate your patience."
It continues, "We are happy to share that our Stadia players will be able to transfer their ESO accounts to PC, bringing with them all of their progress, including but not limited to existing characters, purchased items, achievements, and inventory. Since Stadia players already play ESO on our PC servers, all of their friends and guilds will be waiting for them once they complete the transfer."
The statement wraps up by saying that further information relating to the transfer process will be coming soon.
We travelled to High Isle, and we came to warn you to prepare yourself with good gear because the new expansion of The Elder Scrolls Online brings a whole host of new features.
This will include all progress, items, achievements, and inventory.
And the CCG Tales of Tribute is "a tavern game that we've wanted to do for a very long time", according to director Rich Lambert.
The expansion is now available to check out on consoles.
Following a last minute change of plans, we're going to be heading to the homeland of the Bretons on today's GR Live.
Join us as we jump into the next major expansion for Zenimax Online Studios MMORPG.
The console launch is planned for June 21.
