They have pretty much consistently had something new and noteworthy year to year. Whether it is a new Elder Scrolls, Fallout, Doom, Quake, or a new IP, there is usually something pretty noteworthy year after year. If their big thing this year is to talk about a game they revealed last year, they shouldn't have even bothered with a major presentation. It may sound harsh, but it is what it is. Save the big stage for those that have something worth showing.

Well, no, they are making it so that you level to the content minimum, not the enemies match you.  So if you are 50 and walk into an area with 30s, you stomp them.  But if you walk in as a 20 to 30s, you won't get stomped.  Could still go horribly wrong, but it does make this more like Skyrim and other TES games as opposed to every other MMO ever made which was one of ESOs problems.

You know last year was their first time at E3?  Bethesda normally doesn't do such massive pressers. And for good reason, they are growing but aren't as huge as many of these others.

Doesn't matter. The words level and scaling do not belong in the same sentence. Unless that sentence is "There is no level scaling in this game".