DosBuster
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Ted Peterson's working on that game, he's the original creator of The Elder Scrolls.
Where has all the money gone.
Hines sent us a statement clarifying his tweet, and the status of The Elder Scrolls 6. "[Howard] said we were going to make it," he said. "He never said it was in development."
Bullshit. That's the same song and dance we heard about Fallout 4 till it suddenly appeared almost fully formed.
From the looks of it they're actually going through the effort to create a new game engine, but I'd bet anything ES6 started development awhile ago on that frankenstein abomination of theirs. Probably the last ES or Fallout to be built with it. Thank god.
Bullshit. That's the same song and dance we heard about Fallout 4 till it suddenly appeared almost fully formed.
From the looks of it they're actually going through the effort to create a new game engine, but I'd bet anything ES6 started development awhile ago on that frankenstein abomination of theirs. Probably the last ES or Fallout to be built with it. Thank god.
Nah, I reckon Tes 6 will be the first game on this new engine, they have two other big projects that are being worked on that I'm guessing are used to fill the time it takes to build this new engine.
Bullshit. That's the same song and dance we heard about Fallout 4 till it suddenly appeared almost fully formed.
From the looks of it they're actually going through the effort to create a new game engine, but I'd bet anything ES6 started development awhile ago on that frankenstein abomination of theirs. Probably the last ES or Fallout to be built with it. Thank god.
Nah, I reckon Tes 6 will be the first game on this new engine, they have two other big projects that are being worked on that I'm guessing are used to fill the time it takes to build this new engine.
Whatever they're saying publicly, for the last couple iterations they always started development on a title in one series when work on the other was halfway through or wrapping up. And they didn't begin mass recruiting for the new engine till a bit after Fallout 4 released. But we'll see.
I knew this would happen as soon as I got into Elder Scrolls Online, because that game is like Elder Scrolls 9. (It is sooooo much better than Skyrim). It had a $200 million budget and you can tell, every single aspect of it is better than Skyrim, except maybe graphics (once modded Skyrim is gorgeous). But the character building, itemisation, combat, questing, world size and variety, mob variety, etc..etc.. everything is 100 times better. So I can't imagine them making a "normal" Elder Scrolls game again now that ESO exists. They are also actively supporting it with 4 new expansions for it each year so far. The game wipes the floor with Elder Scrolls, it seems like a huge success yet it also makes their single player baby version obsolete.
Add in the bad reception of Fallout 5 and it makes sense to do new things. They have been mass producing those same 2 games for ages and they aren't progressing well enough. I always worry that they are unable to break the formula and try something more interesting because the accountants tell them they are not allowed to risk losing their good established fanbase. But making some new games would hopefully let them try new things. I love/hate Bethesda because I think they make shit games, yet I think they are capable of making great ones, and I think they are only a few RPG devs around these days that can afford to make a modern epic RPG. I hate that they never attempt it, but love that there is chance they might some day do it...
I knew this would happen as soon as I got into Elder Scrolls Online, because that game is like Elder Scrolls 9. (It is sooooo much better than Skyrim). It had a $200 million budget and you can tell, every single aspect of it is better than Skyrim, except maybe graphics (once modded Skyrim is gorgeous). But the character building, itemisation, combat, questing, world size and variety, mob variety, etc..etc.. everything is 100 times better. So I can't imagine them making a "normal" Elder Scrolls game again now that ESO exists. They are also actively supporting it with 4 new expansions for it each year so far. The game wipes the floor with Elder Scrolls, it seems like a huge success yet it also makes their single player baby version obsolete.
Add in the bad reception of Fallout 5 and it makes sense to do new things. They have been mass producing those same 2 games for ages and they aren't progressing well enough. I always worry that they are unable to break the formula and try something more interesting because the accountants tell them they are not allowed to risk losing their good established fanbase. But making some new games would hopefully let them try new things. I love/hate Bethesda because I think they make shit games, yet I think they are capable of making great ones, and I think they are only a few RPG devs around these days that can afford to make a modern epic RPG. I hate that they never attempt it, but love that there is chance they might some day do it...
more competent people.
This is the prospect that scares me though. I'd rather see Fallout having a decent death.
This. The Fallout franchise is basically old Yeller with Rabies. It should be put iout of its misery before it hurts someone.
Idk why, but I feel like he has serial killer eyes.* He could star in slasher movies as an alternative career.
*maybe it's different for guys and you find him sexy, though. It would explain his business success.
But it makes sense. There is a fine line between mass producing a series (Fifa, Call of Duty, GTA, etc), and running a series into the ground. Most of those big games are the best at what they do, but shit like Skyrim gets humiliated by some smaller company's Johnny come lately game like Witcher 3 which does everything better than Bethesdas established game that has decades of heritage to build upon. Witcher 3 has no loading screens when going into a building, much better graphics, better engine, better UI, much better quests and voice acting, better world design, better characters. I could click Witcher 3 icon in my start menu and be actually playing the game 10 seconds later. That game is so slick. Then there was that Amalur game which did action pew pew combat better than Skyrim, even though it was a new IP and even though Skyrim is the 5th game in an established series that even after all this time still doesn't have its shit together. Stuff like the whole game pausing when you change weapon or spell etc, is just pathetic, and I think they know it. But they are kind of trapped by their own success. Their games are growing in popularity each time and making them good money, but if they change anything in that winning formula, they risk losing everything if their established single minded fans don't like it. And yet stuff really does need to change.You sound like you're from 2050.
I knew this would happen as soon as I got into Elder Scrolls Online, because that game is like Elder Scrolls 9. (It is sooooo much better than Skyrim). It had a $200 million budget and you can tell, every single aspect of it is better than Skyrim, except maybe graphics (once modded Skyrim is gorgeous). But the character building, itemisation, combat, questing, world size and variety, mob variety, etc..etc.. everything is 100 times better. So I can't imagine them making a "normal" Elder Scrolls game again now that ESO exists. They are also actively supporting it with 4 new expansions for it each year so far. The game wipes the floor with Elder Scrolls, it seems like a huge success yet it also makes their single player baby version obsolete.
Add in the bad reception of Fallout 5 and it makes sense to do new things. They have been mass producing those same 2 games for ages and they aren't progressing well enough. I always worry that they are unable to break the formula and try something more interesting because the accountants tell them they are not allowed to risk losing their good established fanbase. But making some new games would hopefully let them try new things. I love/hate Bethesda because I think they make shit games, yet I think they are capable of making great ones, and I think they are only a few RPG devs around these days that can afford to make a modern epic RPG. I hate that they never attempt it, but love that there is chance they might some day do it...