It's been 7 years since Skyrim was released, but is it still fun to play? We revisit the best bits and look at what we'd like to see in TES 6.
It's been officially over 2,500 days since The Elder Scrolls 6 was revealed, and fans are still waiting for more than a logo and a mountain range.
It will come out in another 1000-2000 days or so. I’d rather they remake Morrowind. After they added quest arrows, sprint button, making stats lesser and the big nerfs to spells Elder Scrolls has been too simplified. They could change that with ES6 but I don’t have much faith in modern Bethesda. I would love to be wrong
Atomfall has delighted players by delivering a dense, story-rich world, with one lesson in particular that The Elder Scrolls 6 needs to learn.
Starfield is out and even has its first expansion out. So, let’s talk about everything we know about their next game Elder Scrolls 6!
I was here to say pretty much the same thing, the article wouldn't even be worth clicking on, no one knows anything yet
I was expecting someone to say “we know it will be ass.” I admire the restraint so far.
For it to be another VR option.
What made Skyrim great is what made every other ES game great, user created mods.
What made it "great" was that it was more easily accessible to any gamer and lost the more in depth and creative quests as well as ditching quality dungeons for a streamlined version with less intriguing exploration. It was easier for anyone to get into it. But, it became less of an RPG and more of an action game. It's a good game, sure. But, I don't think it's nostalgia to say that the previous games were better and much more memorable.
to be honest when skyrim was released i got major worries about this company. the lack of effort they put into their engine left already a bad taste in my mouth. but somehow people completely ate it up. skyrim vr? horrible, horrible experience.
i want to see things that bethesda just isnt capable of or willing to do any more as a developer :/ its been all downhill including and since skyrim with the ever increasing streamlining and loss of soul IMHO