Elder Scrolls VI

this is the new thread?(I can't find the old one.) or it's only about VI?

To anyone upset that this seems to not be in a a less human centric province, I too am a bit bummed, but the last two ES single player games have a distinct trend of taking fhe weirdness and flavor out of the setting. Even FO4 did this a bit. So i’d Reall worry whether Bethesda could embrace the weirdness to give an elf or beast centered zone. Morrowind was old Bethesda. New Bethesda un ironically likes saltines.

Hammer fell has a decent amount of weirdness about it and they could explore Orc stuff too (my favorite race). I’m just really hoping it is not high rock as I just know if they do high rock they’ll ignore what makes it interesting and unique and make it a bland Europe analogous high fantasy thing.cc

Actually, I think it's gonna be set in High Rock. If you see the video I posted, I think Camel is actually wrong for a couple of reasons.
I think a lot of people thought Hammerfell because it's the perfect place to continue with the story of TESV (the aldmeri dominion and the war), but if we look at past games, most of them take place centuries after the last game with completely new story lines, wrapping up every plot bit of the last game without much explanation (something I've never been too fond of). So my guess is that the whole Elven War would be over one or other way by the time the next ES takes place. I could be wrong though, and maybe they decide to keep some continuity going.

As long as I get some hot orc on orc action I could live with a ES in high rock (again).

and I fully expect TLDB to have sailed off into the sunset, skyrim to be hit by the Vague Disaster stick, and High Rock to be in the midst f a civil war thAt our hero, the Risen Gourmet, must solve with our Fromage based powers. 

Bethesda simply cannot do Elsweyr at all, without completely ret-conning everything we know about the province. Aka all the reasons people even want a game there to begin with.

Ohmes
Ohmes-raht
Suthay
Suthay-raht
Cathay
Cathay-raht
Tojay
Tojay-raht
Alfiq
Alfiq-raht
Dagi
Dagi-raht
Pahmar

All of these, are the Khajiit, and their off shoots. They are all different from each other in a lot more ways than fur pattern or fur color. The fact of the matter is, 90% if not more, of these offshoots would have to be written out of TES lore entirely to make a game in that province practical. Look at ESO, they've already done just that. Their own Lore Masters have said these offshoots do not exist, that all Khajiit are the same. Of course that makes complete sense from a design perspective, you cannot reasonably have this many offshoots appear in your game, along with the other races. It's just too much work. Bethesda themselves however, has not yet written these sup groups out. Because Legends displays various different Khajiit types.

It is clearly not Argonia/ Black Marsh. No matter how you spin it, there is simply no way the teaser is showing us that region. Likewise, I don't think Alinor/ The Summerset Isles is a likely location, given the descriptions in Lore and how ESO portrays the region as a lush, very green region, unlike this trailer location, which shows us a more arid climate. Some green, some sand, and water. This really limits the possible locations to either Hammerfell or High Rock, imo. High Rock is not an arid place by and large. But according to ESO, South Eastern High Rock is a lot more arid, as that's where it meets Hammerfells climate, same with Hammerfell itself. It is mostly totally barren desert, basically a classic interpretation of middle east/ north African culture, except for the aforementioned region where High Rock and Hammerfell meet near the Craglorn region. And before anyone says ESO is not indicative. Bethesda has said ESO is canon, period. Also would like to correct one minor mistake someone made earlier. Someone said Each ES game takes place centuries after the last one. That is empirically incorrect. Skyrim is the only example of an ES game taking place a large period of time after the previous entry. Each of the previous TES games all took place during the reign of Uriel Septim VII, with Oblivion opening with his death. Uriel Septim VII reigned for 65 years, the second longest reign in the Empire's history. The 4 main titles previous to Skyrim took place during that 65 year span. So it is in fact highly probable they will have a game take place either during the Second Great War, before it, or right after.

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Wouldn’t surprise anyone.

And you quote me because? It's not like I care, just showing what could be the fanbase reaction.

Lol, now that I think about it, you should spend sometime in the MEA subforum, laughs are guaranteed about this kind of subject.

Some amusing screenshots:

Ghost of dead guy wielding his sword


Son training his pet skeever with a dagger


My pet lurker guardian - had no idea how strong soul tear could be


Flying mammoth - or did a giant just throw it?

So, based on Phil Spenser's comments on today's XBox/Zenimax livestream, Elder Scrolls VI will undoubtedly be a Game Pass platform exclusive (along with other future games like Starfield and Indiana Jones).

"If you're an xbox customer, the thing I want you to know is that this is about delivering great exclusive games to you that ship on platforms where Game Pass exists." - Phil Spencer

The London Symphony Orchestra Skyrim Concert (music only):

GameReactor
The Elder Scrolls 6 may still be in pre-production

www.gamereactor.eu/the-elder-scrolls-vi-is-still-in-preproduction/

The Elder Scrolls VI was announced during Bethesda's E3 press conference back in 2018. It was then confirmed to be in pre-production, and thanks to the LinkedIn page of a Bethesda employee working with Talent Acquisition, we now know it still is:

"Bethesda Game Studios sets the benchmark for open-world gaming and is currently in full production on Starfield, its first new universe in 25 years, and pre-production on the highly-anticipated The Elder Scrolls VI."