Bethesda Softworks, the developer of Elder Scrolls Online, is expected to host panel discussions and multi=day tournaments at the upcoming QuakeCon 2014 conference, Polygon reports.

Rumors are speculating developers will leak more information about Xbox One Beta version classes, features and gameplay.

Bethesda Softworks' latest console move is "questionable," according to a Guardian Liberty Voice review of Elder Scrolls Online.

"Overall, The Elder Scrolls Online is being seen as a disappointment by the target customer group," the website writes.

"A platform shift for a game that is largely viewed as a flop can be an expensive and risky endeavor. ZeniMax has announced that it plans on making the game available on gaming consoles sometime during the fall and winter months, but the decision to do so is questionable."

Elder Scrolls Online's Imperial Edition price break ended on June 6, bringing the game's price down nearly 50 percent.

Does this represent a failure on the developers end?

Elder Scrolls Online's Update 2 is a "step in the right direction" because of new weapons features, PC Games N opines.

"The slider can manage an FOV of between 70 and 130, and can be found in the first-person section of the 'Camera' menu in Settings. FOV settings will be saved to the character you happen to be playing at that time," the website writes in a review.

"Weapons and armor found in the world can now be picked up and equipped.

They're sort of a last resort - low quality, and sellable for 0 gold. But they can be upgraded for crafting, or deconstructed for a low inspiration yield."

Elder Scrolls Online creative director Paul Sage made comments about the game's monthly subscription model and PS4, Xbox One versions.

"The game actually runs on PCs that are 5 years old and it runs really well on those systems. So, actually we've found the transition pretty good. I mean there will always be some sort of small challenges associated with it but actually it's been pretty good for both systems," he said according to Gaming Bolt.

"We don't have any plans that I am aware of to change it [subscription model] in the future. You know the business model is what the business model is and it allows us to deliver high level content on regular basis right now. So there are no plans that I am aware of."