In a 2020 tweet from the official Elder Scrolls Twitter account, there’s a picture of a map of Skyrim with three scandals - one on Hammerfell, one in the direction of High Rock, and one in a place North of Skyrim. However, leaks would suggest that it may take place in a previous area. This would leave Elsweyr, Valenwood, the Black Marsh, and Summerset Isles. The past games have been set in High Rock, Hammerfell, Morrowind, Cyrodiil and Skyrim - each of these areas are different parts of Tamriel as a whole.Ĭonsidering the name has shown as Elder Scrolls 6 and not any kind of remake, most would think that they’d be going to an entirely new area.
Perhaps The Elder Scrolls 6 could even benefit from the extended pre-production, leading to an even more extensive and exciting storyline than its predecessors.When it comes to ideas about where the game will take place, there’s a theory for just about everywhere in Tamriel. Hopefully, the wait for Elder Scrolls 6 won’t be as insufferably long as it seems right now.
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While the update on TES 6's development is disappointing, Howard himself previously compared Skyrim to Starfield, so while the return to Nirn and Tamriel feels far away, there will be 1,000 planets to explore in Starfield during the wait. It would be hard to blame fans of The Elder Scrolls for being disappointed or even downright devastated by this news, since it’ll already have been over a decade since the release of Skyrim and nearly half of a decade since the Elder Scrolls 6 reveal.
Considering The Elder Scrolls 6 is still in pre-production and likely won’t get any increased attention until after Starfield is in the hands of gamers, it’s possible fans won't receive their Skyrim sequel until the late 2020s. “ They do take a while… we’re trying as hard as we can, but we want them to be as best as they can be for everybody,” Howard said.Īs Starfield was delayed out of 2022 and into 2023, it will have been in development for over seven years once it releases, and it will have been out of pre-production for over five years. Howard assured fans that he feels their pain, saying, “ I wish came out faster, I really do…” The unfortunate reality is that AAA video games-especially with advancing technology and graphical complexity-require a long development cycle, a fact further touched on by Howard. In an interview that also confirmed the existence of Fallout 5, Howard mentioned that The Elder Scrolls 6, which was put on hold to focus on Starfield, is still in pre-production - four years after it was initially teased. Unfortunately, the long wait for the The Elder Scrolls 6 could be even longer than originally believed, as suggested by Bethesda's Todd Howard, who recently spoke with IGN. Related: Skyrim Player Vows To Kill Annoying NPC Every Day Until TES 6 Releases Starfield finally revealed gameplay footage this past weekend but many Elder Scrolls 6 hopefuls couldn’t help but feel left out.
It took little more than the Bethesda logo and ominous images of space to get fans excited to explore the cosmos with the tried-and-tested Bethesda gameplay formula. Starfield was originally announced the same year as Elder Scrolls 6 and in a very similar fashion. Instead, Bethesda Softworks has put a lot of resources and media time towards the upcoming Starfield, the studio’s highly anticipated space adventure, which is often compared to Fallout or Skyrim in space.
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