Anyone know what the issue is?

Hi, I hope you're doing great out there. I am an Independent advisor and I am here to help you with your concern.

Let's perform a power supply reset by following the steps below:

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"1. Turn off your console by holding the Xbox button on the front of the console for approximately 10 seconds. The console will turn off. ​​​

2. Unplug your console for 5 minutes.

3. Turn your console back on by pressing the Xbox button on the console or the Xbox button on your controller. ​​"

Check if there will be an improvement.

Hi, Cameron! thank you for reaching out.

My name is AJ, I'm an Independent Advisor for the Xbox Community.

I'm sorry to hear you've been experiencing some issues with your console.

I believe additional information is needed.

If you don't mind, please answer the following questions:

• Is this happening with a specific game or app?

• May I ask what kind of TV/monitor you are using?

• Is HDR enabled on your TV/monitor?

• To clarify, have you already tried using a different HDMI cable, a different HDMI port (on your TV), or a different TV/monitor?

• Besides the display not working correctly, have you been experiencing any other issues with your console?

Thank you! I'll be looking forward to your reply.

Best regards.

Jay 2099, seems like you are at least somewhat familiar with other MMOs like WoW, there will be no offline mode available as all characters and items will reside on their server that you connect to with your client. Even Titanfall is pretty much this way
also. I see this being more the norm as we go into the future with larger games and explorational worlds.

As for the monthly cost, when you break it down to how much content is going to be available MMOs are usually pretty cheap. Take your average shooter which has at best a 10 hour campaign then online pvp. With the MMO you are probably looking at somewhere
in the 200-400 hour range of PvE content/world exploration and you usually have dungeon exploration and PvP on top of that. So normal $59.99 (us) game plus $24.99 DLC package which usually only adds more PvP maps = $85 / 10 = $8.50/hr of game play. Take $59.99
+ ~$150 (year subscription) = $210 / 300 = $.70/hr of game play. You can't just go apples to apples on the comparison it doesn't work. I really wish the industry would change the pricing model so that a "true" value could be attached to titles. Games like
Skyrim or Fallout that have easily 100+ hours of gameplay are far more valuable than games with 10 yet all are the same price. I've made this argument before, hope there are others out there who agree and will voice their opinion also.

Not only do I have to maintain my Xbox Live GOLD status, but I also have to purchase the game, then maintain a subscription to play for a game I've purchased? This is worse than pay to play. Looks like I'll be sticking to good ole Skyrim.

What payment model will The Elder Scrolls Online use?

We will be announcing exact payment methods at a later date, but globally we will be supporting multiple payment options. Players must purchase The Elder Scrolls Online in order to play it. They will have unlimited access for the first 30 days following
activation and can continue beyond that with a subscription of $14.99/month (€12.99 / £8.99).

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