UltimaJoe777 wrote: »The Elder Scrolls series has always focused on Tamriel, regardless of the fact we know the world itself is called Nirn. While making a new game that focuses on the continents beyond Tamriel would be intriguing it would practically be a different game entirely. For one thing do the outer continents even have Elder Scrolls of their own?
Read and decide... http://elderscrolls.wikia.com/Nirn
WarlordGrievous wrote: »Lets go to the Summerset Isles I need to kill me some thalmor!!!!
RAGUNAnoOne wrote: »Why is this poll on this site? ESO was not made by the same company that made the other ES games and I doubt they can get the legal permission to make a single player game as that is Bethesda's territory...
What is this?
Do we have to guess what the next game will be or do you want us to vote on what we want?
Where is the lol button?
RAGUNAnoOne wrote: »Why is this poll on this site? ESO was not made by the same company that made the other ES games and I doubt they can get the legal permission to make a single player game as that is Bethesda's territory...
Zenimax owns both Bethesda and Zenimax Online.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZeniMax_Media
RAGUNAnoOne wrote: »Why is this poll on this site? ESO was not made by the same company that made the other ES games and I doubt they can get the legal permission to make a single player game as that is Bethesda's territory...
Its already a done deal. With Fallout IV in a few days, Todd Howard and crew were rumored to have already started on Elder Scrolls VI: (either Black Marsh or .... Hmm cant remember Elsewhere, I think) at last summers Quakecon. Zenimax Media denied the rumor immediately. So, believe what you will of that.
If it was my company, yeah, i would privately have a ES solo play in development, even if publicly I was supporting the MMO. To do otherwise would be insane if the MMO went belly up.
Bloodgharm wrote: »RAGUNAnoOne wrote: »Why is this poll on this site? ESO was not made by the same company that made the other ES games and I doubt they can get the legal permission to make a single player game as that is Bethesda's territory...
Zenimax owns both Bethesda and Zenimax Online.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZeniMax_Media
Just because Zenimax Media owns Bethesda and ZoS, doesn't mean they will forbid or require a new ES title. Bethesda has their own campaign as does ZoS, Zenimax Media is just the corporate entity that monetarily and legally controls both developers. ZoS basically just consulted Bethesda for the lore and mechanics of ESO, but when it comes to the single player ES IP, Bethesda will almost certainly be the dev in control of it.
Regardless, I'm sure that a new ES title will be announced before the end of 2016.
Bloodgharm wrote: »RAGUNAnoOne wrote: »Why is this poll on this site? ESO was not made by the same company that made the other ES games and I doubt they can get the legal permission to make a single player game as that is Bethesda's territory...
Zenimax owns both Bethesda and Zenimax Online.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZeniMax_Media
Just because Zenimax Media owns Bethesda and ZoS, doesn't mean they will forbid or require a new ES title. Bethesda has their own campaign as does ZoS, Zenimax Media is just the corporate entity that monetarily and legally controls both developers. ZoS basically just consulted Bethesda for the lore and mechanics of ESO, but when it comes to the single player ES IP, Bethesda will almost certainly be the dev in control of it.
Regardless, I'm sure that a new ES title will be announced before the end of 2016.
Bethesda and ZOS are a lot more closely tied than some of you seem to want to realize. They're far from completely separate entities. They're more like separate development teams working for the same company. They share most of their executive and administrative staff (like Pete Hines, who does PR for both).
I think that it's highly unlikely that one is going to be allowed to develop a game that would compete directly with the other. I doubt we'll see a new TES game as long as ESO is still viable and releasing new content.