If you're an Elder Scrolls Online player, you might be disappointed to know that the game is being removed from Xbox Cloud Gaming for the next few months, as the team has identified a fix that will take time to implement.
The game has been suffering from "frequent player disconnects leading to a suboptimal experience" when using the cloud version, so it will be disabled indefinitely on the cloud later today from 3pm EST / 8pm GMT.
You'll still be able to access the game normally on Xbox Game Pass when downloading it, of course, but there's no timeframe on a fix for the Xbox Cloud Gaming version aside from "a few months". Here's the full message:
"We are aware of frequent player disconnects leading to a suboptimal experience while playing The Elder Scrolls Online with Xbox Cloud Gaming. The Xbox Cloud Gaming team have identified a fix which we expect to take a few months to implement. While this work is in progress, The Elder Scrolls Online will be temporarily unavailable on Xbox Cloud Gaming."
Will you be affected by this? Let us know down in the comments section below.
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Oh that's a shame this was useful to me when I only had a Series S with its storage limitations. Can't say I had too many disconnections personally and it seemed ok to me while I used it.
Not a problem any more now I have a Series X but still I hope they can sort this out sooner rather than later as it is a useful option nevertheless.
i didnt have a problem i streamed this game only cause i wanted the space on my series X guess ill uninstall flight sim and reinstall....but i didnt have a single disconnect think this has more to do with shaky internet then anything....
Glad I don’t use cloud for playing this great game.
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