It’s the Elder Scrolls 6 release update is being released by Bethesda It’s not very good
While we would love Bethesda to declare they’re planning to announce that Elder Scrolls VI is set to be released very shortly, we’re sure the joy of such an exciting surprise may not happen. More so, after we’ve seen the most recent update on the game’s launch. Don’t be fooled, you’re probably unlikely to be thrilled in case you didn’t know the terrible announcement.
There is a theory that 2028 could be the year that we’ll get Elder Scrolls VI. It’s not a date Bethesda or Todd Howard has given, however, it was a guess made by GQ in an interview they conducted with Howard. Based on Howard’s comments Howard has stated and the extent to which the development team is focusing on Starfield currently, it’s the best idea to assume anything.
Since we now know it is a game that is currently in development officially this takes the suffering from having to sit for this for so long. Not by much, but it helps dull the pain to an irritating ache rather than an agonizing, crushing, oh-my-god-I’m-gonna-die sensation. As we look at the matter rationally, removing any emotion (hard for players I’m sure) is the reason the game would be so slow to make. It’s not surprising, after all. Howard has said that the game will be an ” ultimate fantasy world simulator” So, having such a high expectation, it’s impossible to rush through the process.
In response to a question about regrets having revealed the game in 2018, Howard acknowledged that the announcement may have been too early. But, even as the anticipation goes on, it is clear that the enthusiasm for the game is present and alive – – not even the impending release of Starfield could dampen our love in the world of The Elder Scrolls. However, knowing that the sci-fi game will look more like Oblivion as opposed to Skyrim can be a reason to celebrate and not because Skyrim was not good, it’s just that Oblivion is better as we know.
Again everything that lies before us is a long wait that seems never-ending. This is just the way it goes for the lives of hard-core gamers who believe that the best things will come for those who are patient. We’ll have to hope that we’re right even though I doubt that the fans will offer Bethesda the chance to make a decision on whether it’s all or nothing; there’s no middle ground.
