
Matt Firor
Studio Director at ZeniMax Online Studios. Oversees the development of The Elder Scrolls Online.
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Apr 25, 2025 • 1h 17min
Elder Scrolls Online's Rough Launch, Second Chances - Kinda Funny Gamescast
Join Matt Firor, studio director at ZeniMax Online Studios, and Rich Lambert, game director for The Elder Scrolls Online, as they dive into the ups and downs of the game's rocky launch. They share fascinating insights on meeting player expectations, the transition to console, and the emotional toll on developers during critical phases. Hear about the innovative changes from subscription to flexible models and how community feedback shaped the game’s evolution. Their stories highlight both the triumphs and challenges behind creating an iconic MMORPG.

May 23, 2025 • 1h 11min
When's Crossplay Coming to Elder Scrolls Online? - A Kinda Funny Gamescast Limited Series
Join Snowbike Mike, a gaming enthusiast, alongside Matt Firor, Studio Director at ZeniMax, and Rich Lambert, Game Director of The Elder Scrolls Online. They dive into the anticipated arrival of crossplay and the community's evolving dynamics, especially post-pandemic. The trio discusses exciting new PvP enhancements in Cyrodiil and the crucial role of player feedback in shaping the game. They also touch on the challenges of retaining both veteran and new players, all while fostering a sense of loyalty within the vibrant Elder Scrolls Online community.

May 9, 2025 • 1h 8min
What Was Cut from the Elder Scrolls Online - A Kinda Funny Gamescast Limited Series
Joining the discussion are Matt Firor, studio director at Zenimax Online Studios, and Rich Lambert, game director for The Elder Scrolls Online. They dive into the extensive journey of developing the game, sharing how community feedback has shaped its evolution. The duo emphasizes the importance of passion over profit in game creation and highlights the challenges of crafting immersive environments while balancing player freedom. They also unveil the unexpected rise in player engagement and the impact of housing as a beloved feature in the community.