The Elder Scrolls Online is an MMO RPG that has built a solid community of players since its launch. However, it seems that it is currently suffering from an annoying interface bug.
Some players of The Elder Scrolls Online on Xbox reports that there is a constant pop up window that can appear at any point in the game, severely interfering with the experience.
The Elder Scrolls Online UI error on Xbox reported by players
According to reports from affected players, there is a ‘UI Error’ window that appears persistently and for no reason on the screen at any time (1, 2, 3, 4, 5).
It should be noted that the pop up window can begin to appear in any menu and map of the game. That is, it can be present either by customizing a character, or during a battle.
If you’re caught holding block and you have to hit “x” you’ll dodge roll (costing stamina) – which makes tanking practically impossible. Source
This interface bug is especially troublesome when it starts to appear during hard battles, and can cause the player to lose the game.
Some workarounds that may help
Some players report that there are workarounds that can help, while they wait for an official fix.
One of the workarounds is joining and leaving all voice channels. The other consists of restart the game, then disable all the compass add-on:
Another workaround you can try is to delete the local Save Data on your console. this will only reset your options settings, so characters data will not be affected:
The Elder Scrolls Online developers are aware of the issue
The Elder Scrolls Online team officially confirmed that they are aware of the bug, and are working on resolve it. But, there is no estimated date for the fix rollout yet.
In the coming days, if there is any new development in this regard, we will update this article, so stay tuned with us.
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