After launching its first wave of early access for The Elder Scrolls: Blades on Android last week, Bethesda today announced that it is opening further access to anyone with a Bethesda.net account.
Even more exciting is the fact that anyone can access the Elder Scrolls: Blades because all Bethesda accounts are free.
Making the announcement via its official Twitter account @ElderScrolls, the company said it was broadening access to the The Elder scroll: Blades which was available to anyone with a Bethesda account to play.
The company also said it needed feedback from fans and as well announced the rebalancing of silver chest in the future which some fans complained about. Presently, these chests take three hours to open and you can't open more than one chest at a time.
The game also received an update on the Google Play Store to address a few bugs and crashes. Here's the changelog for the update.The gates to The Elder Scrolls: #Blades are opening further. Excited to say that anyone with a Bethesda net account can now play.— The Elder Scrolls (@ElderScrolls) April 5, 2019
Next up: We’re looking at all your feedback and rebalancing the most difficult enemy in the game… the silver chest. pic.twitter.com/K0HVGPqj35
Here's what's new in the latest update:
- Fixed the issue where some store regions were showing items as no-cost
- Players with special characters in their usernames should be able to log in without issue.
- Miscellaneous bug and crash fixes
- Please note: this update is large and may require a WiFi connection to update.
Future update sizes should be smaller.