... the game that was announced two years before Bethesda was acquired by Microsoft, causing all of their games appeared on Game Pass, sold Game Pass subs? What?
Im also thinking the same... I hope it will long enough, to the point when DEI is gone
BGS is not comprised of the people (for the most part) who would let this happen. It's mostly white males in their 40-50s that work there, since many people are still there from the 90s golden era.
That's way too early. 2027 at the earliest we'd see anything of substance. Release late 2028. And that's just realistic but just slightly semi-optimistic. It will be an early next-gen Xbox game at this point, to be practical about it.
Yeah, I'm really concerned about Soule's absence at minimum.
What do you even think would be woke about Elder Scrolls? It's always been largely lore driven, sexless, systems-based. They actually already had one of the first black male leads with their Redguard game.
From the PS3 to maybe the next gen Xbox. 3 generations of consoles. Maybe enough time for Star citizen to launch squadron 42. I was a young man fresh from high school when Skyrin launched and may be 40 by the time we get Elder Scroll 6. How will they adapt the series for the new generation?
Holy crap… that is crazy.
They could have just used Starfield for this. Which was teased at the same show and 5 years away from release instead of probably 12.Again tho it has to be said within context. Which is what matters most. They announced ESVI that early because at that time they were announcing their next big game was Fallout 76, online game they knew wasn’t what people expected from them, so to make it abundantly clear that Bethesda was still making giant sprawling open world RPGs, they announced a very far out road map to reassure people.
But of course you’re gonna get people that tunnel vision “it was announced too early”. Well you’re damned if you do, damned if you don’t sometimes
Dunno about modernizing as that doesn't matter so much to me, but there are amazing projects out there like Tamriel Rebuilt in which they are adding entire landmasses to the game world. I know, for example, a lot of the Morrowind province is done now so you can walk across from the island of Vvardenfell (well, swim or whatever) and hit the mainland. The areas/quests/npcs/zones the players have created are massive and amazing. I know there are some large teams working on Cyrodil and Skyrim provinces for Morrowind now with more than substantial progress. The eventual goal is to build all of Tamriel in the engine. So perhaps not exactly modernized, but forward in another way. I like that engine like it is though. There are also similar projects for other TES games like Bruma (early portion of Cyrodil province) for Skyrim in which the same goals are had.
Remember that a family called their child Dovakin to have free Bethesda games for life. The baby is now 12, and may be in high school by the time we get Elder scrolls 6. No idea how they will make it work, but a new engine would be nice.
Papa microaoft will make sure it has plenty of sweet baby influence. Doesn't really matter what a bunch of white guys will want in the end.
