I never was interested in any Skyrim game except ESO. I bought Oblivion once and didnt pass the character creaton: Too ugly what i've seen there. ESO because its one of the few mmorpg titles with little to no p2w.

All this hubbub for a game that's at least 2 years away, most likely more like 4? Try again after starfield is released which isn't even happening this gen.

I'm saying no as es6 is 4 yrs away ... So I imagine I've already moved on to division 2

I only play one game at a time. Medieval Fantasy RPGs only. When I find a game I like, I generally stay there about 4-5 years. Also, I don't play any game that has not been out for at least a year to have the bugs worked on and enough data/info to determine whether I might be interested.

So I won't really pay any attention to ES6 until it has been out, smoothed up and evaluated. Then I'll consider taking a look at it. All things being equal, I do prefer single player to multiplayer, but I have become spoiled by the sheer mass and scale of ESO. . . so I'll see.

It's a non-issue at this point. Starfield won't be out until 2020, maybe 2021. TES VI won't get released for 2 years after that. I'm guessing they aren't even sure where in Tamrial TES VI will take place yet. Right now they're just kicking around ideas at the moment.

I will play it but still login to do some raids in eso.

Thank God that Mankind can do a couple of things at the same. So just eso console while playing tes6 pc, no worries mate.

Not sure I'll play it - really prefer the MMO version of ESO - hopefully they'll find a way to tie it in - like an optional zone.

I won't take any kind of break. Besides the game is still years away. I might die before then who knows.

Kinda jumping the gun don't ya think

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The only reason the Elder Scrolls 6 was teased is to stop the endless bitching for it.

Bethesda would be a fool if they release it before the new consoles come out as it limits their creative possibilities. It's awesome they addressed it, but don't expect it to be on shelves next spring.

Expect 2022 and adjust your expectations to it.

Wrong it gives them more Remakes
Kidding ... Kinda

ill play both at the same time, es6 is a single player game so i can take time playing it, i will be playing es6 if im on a queue or fishing or waiting for the dailies to reset

I'll be playing both when ESVI ever gets released.

Well this is the most premature thread i've ever seen.

It's Highrock. They picked the most boring, safe, uninspired area they could have. I mean, that's for the best, it's Bethesda. Bethesda has been systematically eliminating people with imagination and creative vision from their company since... You know, I'm not sure that's fair. It's not like Arena, Daggerfall, or most of their other efforts were especially invigorating. I was there for them, so I should remember that.

Okay. Let's try this again.

Bethesda had a short burst of brilliant creative insight around the time of Morrowind due to the right people coming together. Then it went away. It never came back. I mean, if you compare Fallout 4 with New Vegas, the comparison is painful. New Vegas has a callback to the quest where you can deal with someone by infiltrating their group, planting a listening device, using your wits to get a confession, or just going in guns blazing. Fallout 4's quests all only have the latter options.

I refer to it as the 'shopping list of murder.' It's essentially the most mundane thing anyone could do tied into mindless violence that has no narrative sense. That's Bethesda. I'm not a huge fan of murderous shopping lists or settings so trite I can barely maintain the will to stay awake, so I won't bother with this one.

Honestly, I'm just glad they stayed away from Elsweyr.

I'd trust ZOS with Elsweyr. I'd trust ZOS with Blackmarsh. I would not trust Bethesda with anything but their most safe options. And that's exactly what they've gone for. This suits everyone.

Honestly, I do have some issues with ESO but writing, imagination, innovation, and creative vision are never amongst them. The Thieves Guild, for example, leads me to feel the most conflicted I ever have about ESO because the area is resplendent, the characters are splendid, and I'm all too happy to spend my time there even if the thieving is some of the worst I've ever played (from a gameplay perspective). It's why the thieving gameplay makes me angry because Hew's Bane has -- hands down -- the best writing I've seen in ESO, bar none. It's got vibrance in spades.

It feels alive. It feels like someone cared. There are a lot of areas in ESO like that.

I haven't seen that in a Bethesda game in a very, very long time. So, Bethesda can make a soulless game about white people and gritty low-magic realities, and ZOS can take us Elsweyr.

Yeah, I really do trust ZOS a lot more. The writing in ESO is night and day versus Bethesda's titles.

(Typo.)