Launch times for early access customers of the upcoming Massive-Mulltiplayer Online RPG The Elder Scrolls Online have been detailed in a recent Reddit “Ask Me Anything” session. Although the game officially launches for the PC and Mac on April 4, players who pre-order the game through Bethesda’s online store will be allowed to play the game five days in advance. Read on for specific launch times worldwide…

Beginning Sunday, March 30, early-access customers all over the world will be able to play at these times:

North America: 7am ET

United Kingdom and Ireland: 12pm WET

Central Europe: 1pm CEST

Sydney, Australia: 10pm AEDT

Singapore: 7pm SGT

Customers who pre-ordered the game from a retailer such as Gamestop, instead of Bethesda’s online store, will have three days early access, beginning April 1:

North America: 7am EDT

United Kingdom and Ireland: 12pm WEST

Centural Europe: 1pm CEST

Sydney, Australia: 10pm AEDT

Singapore: 7pm SGT

Finally, launch times on April 4 are:

North America: 7pm EDT (April 3)

United Kingdom and Ireland: 12am WEST

Central Europe: 1am CEST

Sydney Australia: 10am AEDT

Singapore: 7am SGT

The Elder Scrolls Online has been in development for approximately seven years. Bethesda Softworks will only be publishing, with development duties being handled by ZeniMax Online Studios, which was founded in 2007 and is headed by former Mythic Entertainment director Matt Firor.

The game is a prequel to the three most recent Elder Scrolls games: Skyrim, Oblivion and Morrowind, being set a thousand years prior to Skyrim in the continent of Tamriel. Although most of the continent will be traversable, parts of it will be locked away for development of future content. This has led to a rather controversial $14.99 per-month subscription fee, which Bethesda VP of Public Relations Pete Hines justified by stating: “We feel pretty strongly about the support we’re going to have for the game and what you’re going to get for those dollars […] We’re also very confident in our ability to support it with content. And not content of the magnitude of, it’s a new month, here’s a new sword or here’s a funny hat–but content that is real and significant and it feels like regular and consistent DLC releases.”

The Elder Scrolls Online, which was recently given a Mature rating by the ESRB for its sexual innuendo, drinking games and severed heads, is also being developed for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4, but those versions will launch later in June. A specific day has not been given.