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The Challenge Of Elder Scrolls Online: An Interview With The Creative Director
Paul Sage is working on his dream project. As a rabid fan of the Elder Scrolls series, Paul finally has a chance to help craft the land of Tamriel. The only downside is that every other fan of the series is eager to critique his work. Game Informer's Adam Biessener sat down with Paul Sage to talk about his past, how he plans to convert the Elder Scrolls that everybody knows and loves into an MMO, and how he plans on luring fans of the series into the competitive world of player versus player. To learn more about Paul's past MMO experience and how he got his start at Origin Systems working on the Ultima franchise, check out our bonus video here. Watch the video below and let us know what you would like to see make the cut in The Elder Scrolls online in the comment section below.
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