RinaldoGandolphi wrote: »Short version is YES you will see TES6.
the new IP's probably put it about 2 years behind schedule, thats OK though because thats what ESO was brought out for, to give Bethsda room to work on other stuff in the time they would normally being doing a FO or TES release.
Bethesda recently posted the following tweet announcing their E3
The Dovahkiin is front and center.
Last year was the 1st time Bethesda had ever had an E3 conference and Hines said the only reason they were there was because the time felt right and they had alot of big stuff to show that made it worth it(Fallout 4). Hines also said don't expect us to be back here anytime soon....so Bethesda must have a BIG announcement at E3 else they wouldn't be there.....
My hunch is they will tell us TES6 is being worked on(confirming its existence) and will probably unveil one of their new projects, or they will flat out announce TES6 just like they did FO4 (I doubt it, i think a release is a year or two off, but you just never know with Bethesda, sometimes they surprise you)
ESO is a few lag fixes away from being a gem when looked at as an MMO. comparing it to the single player titles isn't fair as there is far more freedom in the single player titles and they can release the Creation Kits and stuff, you can't do that with an MMO so the two really are not comparable that way.
No worries though, you will see TES6 at some point. No way they don't release another one, too much money to be made.
- ZeniMax Media = parent company https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZeniMax_Media
- Bethesda Softworks = TES publisher https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bethesda_Softworks
- ZeniMax Online Studios = ESO publisher https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZeniMax_Online_Studios
Note the board of directors for ZM, "Robert S. Trump (President, Trump Management, Inc.; brother of Donald Trump." He's gonna make ESO great again. LOLZ!
RoyalPink06 wrote: »From what I've read, there is a 5-year plan in place for new content, development, and support for ESO. So by that logic, one could assume we will not be seeing a new Elder Scrolls installment for at least that long. I can't imagine they would try to juggle both ESO and a new Elder Scrolls at the same time, but who knows.
RoyalPink06 wrote: »From what I've read, there is a 5-year plan in place for new content, development, and support for ESO. So by that logic, one could assume we will not be seeing a new Elder Scrolls installment for at least that long. I can't imagine they would try to juggle both ESO and a new Elder Scrolls at the same time, but who knows.
RoyalPink06 wrote: »From what I've read, there is a 5-year plan in place for new content, development, and support for ESO. So by that logic, one could assume we will not be seeing a new Elder Scrolls installment for at least that long. I can't imagine they would try to juggle both ESO and a new Elder Scrolls at the same time, but who knows.
I can't stand that zone. Yesterday I was running around for the sky shards and it seemed like every 20 meters there was a puddle 2 feet wide that was /just/ deep enough to cause a dismount. 50 franking crocs and wamasu lining the edges of the swamp but 'edge' is a subjective definition in a land where the cobble pathway disappears under the standing mosquito-infested water. Made simple movement feel like I was grinding travel distance.I like Shadowfen.
bowmanz607 wrote: »RoyalPink06 wrote: »From what I've read, there is a 5-year plan in place for new content, development, and support for ESO. So by that logic, one could assume we will not be seeing a new Elder Scrolls installment for at least that long. I can't imagine they would try to juggle both ESO and a new Elder Scrolls at the same time, but who knows.
different studios work on each. different set of resources etc.
The_Patriarch wrote: »RoyalPink06 wrote: »From what I've read, there is a 5-year plan in place for new content, development, and support for ESO. So by that logic, one could assume we will not be seeing a new Elder Scrolls installment for at least that long. I can't imagine they would try to juggle both ESO and a new Elder Scrolls at the same time, but who knows.
I seriously doubt that the corporation would wait 5 years to rake in the profits on one of its most successful and profitable single player gaming franchises. It will figure out how TES and ESO can successfully co-exist, and, honestly, they probably already have.
EDIT: Expect a TES VI teaser at E3 this year.
bowmanz607 wrote: »http://masterherald.com/the-elder-scrolls-6-could-be-one-of-the-three-big-and-crazy-projects-that-bethesda-is-working-on-at-the-moment-cite-critics/37640/
the above information in the article provided is echoed on many other articles.I simply chose this one.
bowmanz607 wrote: »WalkingLegacy wrote: »Todd Howard's team is already working on TES VI, they jump from TES to Fallout then back to TES and keep the pace going. There was a cool interview with him a while back discussing their development cycle. They don't take a lot of breaks, they just jump from one title to the other and tend to throw ideas around for the next while finishing up the last title.
Every article I have read indicates that his team is working on two new IPs and Fallout DLC and not a TES game.
They are supposed to be announcing some new projects at e3 this year.
lordrichter wrote: »bowmanz607 wrote: »http://masterherald.com/the-elder-scrolls-6-could-be-one-of-the-three-big-and-crazy-projects-that-bethesda-is-working-on-at-the-moment-cite-critics/37640/
the above information in the article provided is echoed on many other articles.I simply chose this one.
Yeah, that article is one of those articles that jumps on anything not said about Elder Scrolls and applies it to the Elder Scrolls rumors.
TES 6 will not be "Skyrim 2". This is a media fabrication.
The last DLC for Fallout 4 was not just released.
Skyrim remastered for PS4 and XBox One will have no impact on the setting for TES 6, but could delay it.
I would bet against them saying anything about Elder Scrolls 6 at E3 this year. The only way they would do that would be if they decided to change how the release information about upcoming games. There is an almost zero chance that this will be the last big Bethesda press event before Elder Scrolls 6 comes out.
ESO was never even remotely considered to replace the single player franchise. This has been stated well before ESO even launched by Bethesda, Zenimax, and ZOS. I also believe Todd Howard stated it a couple times along with Matt Firor.
Had ESO been sufficiently popular with a massive number of subscribers..... that would have been $15 a month per pouring into their pockets indefinitely rather than $20-$200 for each game released once every 5 or more years.
And I take what anyone says with a grain of salt. Especially an MMO developer. I could break this forum listing only half the lies told to us by them over the years. Like any business they will say, in the moment, whatever they think will result in them making the most money. Which is the point of business.
I only said they might have considered it. You are essentially claiming omniscience - to know that such a thing was "never even remotely considered". I feel much safer in my statement.
RoyalPink06 wrote: »From what I've read, there is a 5-year plan in place for new content, development, and support for ESO. So by that logic, one could assume we will not be seeing a new Elder Scrolls installment for at least that long. I can't imagine they would try to juggle both ESO and a new Elder Scrolls at the same time, but who knows.
Mettaricana wrote: »Different companies handling both games so one has no effect on the other they milking fallout for dlcs atm
Asherons_Call wrote: »RoyalPink06 wrote: »From what I've read, there is a 5-year plan in place for new content, development, and support for ESO. So by that logic, one could assume we will not be seeing a new Elder Scrolls installment for at least that long. I can't imagine they would try to juggle both ESO and a new Elder Scrolls at the same time, but who knows.
ZOS and Bethesda are two separate companies so Bethesda could have another elder scrolls in the works already. ZOS has nothing to do with the single player franchise
sekou_trayvond wrote: »Here are Todd Howard's own words, recently made at a game conference. This may help some people in this thread understand why this is even a question in the first place:
"We have three longer-term projects we're doing that are all...we'll talk about them at a much future date," he said. "But they're different than anything we've done before while also being a Bethesda-style game; big and crazy. But in many ways different than things we've done before."
Mettaricana wrote: »Different companies handling both games so one has no effect on the other they milking fallout for dlcs atm
jamesharv2005ub17_ESO wrote: »Don't be daft. After the sales of skyrim do you think they wont do another one? Adding dlc to a game also is not "milking" the original game.
tinythinker wrote: »- TES and Fallout games are cyclical, with or without ESO. Given the success of ESO, don't be surprised if a Fallout MMO is being talked about by the suits. If so, after another year or two focus might turn to ramping up TES VI (which they may have in pre-production now) and laying the ground work for a new MMO.
Thanks for your reply, I really hope they bring out TESIV - Argonia as they all say
They're already working on a new TES game.
sekou_trayvond wrote: »Hell, even in my own home, speculation on this invites the 'the look' from my wife