There's one particular factor of the setting and the franchise's history that ought to return in new form. RELATED: Comparing Avowed's Eothas to The Elder Scrolls' Mehrunes Dagon
Major performance improvements and a brand new story in the world of Elder Scrolls mean that players could end up on adventures in strange places that were hardly possible before. The possibilities there are multiplied when one considers that Elder Scrolls 6 is certainly a next-gen game at this point, sure to be designed for PS5 and Xbox Series X. Knowing so little about the game means that, for now, the possibilities are endless. The Elder Scrolls franchise is an incredibly rich fantasy setting with a lot of storytelling opportunities that Bethesda hasn't tapped into yet. However, on a certain level, that's a good thing. Nothing is confirmed-no setting, no plot, no release date.
As exciting as it was to know there's another game coming, it looks like players will have to settle for a few more years of Skyrim replays before Elder Scrolls 6is anything close to available. Now that two years have passed since The Elder Scrolls 6 was announced, it's clear Bethesda really did mean it when it said there wouldn't be any news about the game for years.
