Solo dungeons open up in TESO

Fans of the genre are used to MMORPGs usually offering a choice — whether to go into a raid alone or in the company of companions. But with the release of the second season of The Elder Scrolls Online, Bethesda will offer gamers a couple of dungeons exclusively for solo play. This update is connected to the fact that many users initially went into dungeons alone, even though they had the opportunity to get a team. And now they no longer have to endure inconveniences like high difficulty — according to the developers, the gear used for exploring the open world will be enough for combat.

The game's developers have just made the content of the "Wolfhunter" DLC free for all gamers. It is in this DLC that you can find a couple of dungeons already familiar to users — Moon Hunter Keep and March of Sacrifices. On October 21, both will receive modified versions designed specifically for solo players. What does this mean in practice? Everyone will be able to choose the difficulty and pace of play themselves, without regard to the preferences of teammates. Group mechanics and enemy parameters have been reworked here to simplify the process. At the same time, players will still be allowed to take AI-controlled companions along on the adventure.

On the other hand, "Afflictions" have appeared — special complications designed to make raids more varied and harder. To activate them, you need to interact with a pile of armor and weapons at the entrance to the target location. You can activate up to three "Afflictions" at a time if you want to face a real challenge and earn more rewards. By the way, about them: a new type of currency is becoming available in TESO — Undaunted Emblems. The harder the battle, the more of them you will be able to get. Also among the prizes are alchemical reagents, style pages, and legendary gear.