Brazen_Blade wrote: »I'm looking forward to something in Skyrim, but I think it would be smarter for them to wait until 2021, when the 10 year anniversary of TES V comes around.
Brazen_Blade wrote: »However, I feel a bit bored with the current release pattern. It feels like every DLC/expansion pretty much follows the same cookie cutter format of new zone, 6 skyshards, 2 world bosses, 2-4 delves, etc.
lordrichter wrote: »Brazen_Blade wrote: »I'm looking forward to something in Skyrim, but I think it would be smarter for them to wait until 2021, when the 10 year anniversary of TES V comes around.
Agreed. If they are looking for that sort of thing, like they did Morrowind, that is the time to do it. However, I suspect that TES 6 will be close to the 10 year anniversary of Skyrim, and that would trump ESO.Brazen_Blade wrote: »However, I feel a bit bored with the current release pattern. It feels like every DLC/expansion pretty much follows the same cookie cutter format of new zone, 6 skyshards, 2 world bosses, 2-4 delves, etc.
Yes. Intentional, I am sure. Whether it is time to change that, I dunno. If change means "scale back" then I want them to stay the course. Five years into the game, with another game in production, I expect them to notch back development on ESO ever so slightly so that they have more resources for the new game. That has not really happened, yet, at least in terms of content, so maybe they will be able to do two games at the same time.
lordrichter wrote: »Brazen_Blade wrote: »I'm looking forward to something in Skyrim, but I think it would be smarter for them to wait until 2021, when the 10 year anniversary of TES V comes around.
Agreed. If they are looking for that sort of thing, like they did Morrowind, that is the time to do it. However, I suspect that TES 6 will be close to the 10 year anniversary of Skyrim, and that would trump ESO.Brazen_Blade wrote: »However, I feel a bit bored with the current release pattern. It feels like every DLC/expansion pretty much follows the same cookie cutter format of new zone, 6 skyshards, 2 world bosses, 2-4 delves, etc.
Yes. Intentional, I am sure. Whether it is time to change that, I dunno. If change means "scale back" then I want them to stay the course. Five years into the game, with another game in production, I expect them to notch back development on ESO ever so slightly so that they have more resources for the new game. That has not really happened, yet, at least in terms of content, so maybe they will be able to do two games at the same time.
Out of curiosity, what do you think this other mystery game is?
lordrichter wrote: »lordrichter wrote: »Brazen_Blade wrote: »I'm looking forward to something in Skyrim, but I think it would be smarter for them to wait until 2021, when the 10 year anniversary of TES V comes around.
Agreed. If they are looking for that sort of thing, like they did Morrowind, that is the time to do it. However, I suspect that TES 6 will be close to the 10 year anniversary of Skyrim, and that would trump ESO.Brazen_Blade wrote: »However, I feel a bit bored with the current release pattern. It feels like every DLC/expansion pretty much follows the same cookie cutter format of new zone, 6 skyshards, 2 world bosses, 2-4 delves, etc.
Yes. Intentional, I am sure. Whether it is time to change that, I dunno. If change means "scale back" then I want them to stay the course. Five years into the game, with another game in production, I expect them to notch back development on ESO ever so slightly so that they have more resources for the new game. That has not really happened, yet, at least in terms of content, so maybe they will be able to do two games at the same time.
Out of curiosity, what do you think this other mystery game is?
Too soon to tell. At this stage of development, it would require a studio leak.
lordrichter wrote: »
Oh for sure, I was just asking if you had any educated guesses up your sleeve since you mentioned it. I wouldn't be surprised to see a completely new IP.
We need a big DLC for next year. Something crazy like Elsweyr and Skyrim or similair.
The ESO players are excited to see something big in the next year.
I have been playing this game since BETA and I want to see bigger Chapters being released.
Well, if chapters are on an Alliance rotation - which certainly seems to be the case with the Elswyr leak... this likely means Chapter 4 in 2020 will be EP - and thus most likely the remainder of Skyrim... *snip*
lordrichter wrote: »lordrichter wrote: »
Oh for sure, I was just asking if you had any educated guesses up your sleeve since you mentioned it. I wouldn't be surprised to see a completely new IP.
I have been trying to decide whether any other Zenimax IP would be suited for an online game. They might feel differently than I do about their existing IP, but I think they would be better off bringing in a new IP that no one has ever heard of.
Seraphayel wrote: »Well, if chapters are on an Alliance rotation - which certainly seems to be the case with the Elswyr leak... this likely means Chapter 4 in 2020 will be EP - and thus most likely the remainder of Skyrim... *snip*
If we indeed get Elsweyr as the new chapter they are not on an "Alliance" rotation.
Seraphayel wrote: »Well, if chapters are on an Alliance rotation - which certainly seems to be the case with the Elswyr leak... this likely means Chapter 4 in 2020 will be EP - and thus most likely the remainder of Skyrim... *snip*
If we indeed get Elsweyr as the new chapter they are not on an "Alliance" rotation.
Chapter I: Morrowind - Ebonheart Pact
Chapter II: Summerset - Aldmeri Dominion
Chapter III: Elsweyr - Aldmeri Dominion
We could argue that Orsinium (from the scope and contents) was "Chapter 0" and took place in the Daggerfall Covenant but that might be a stretch.
Well, if chapters are on an Alliance rotation - which certainly seems to be the case with the Elswyr leak... this likely means Chapter 4 in 2020 will be EP - and thus most likely the remainder of Skyrim. There is only 3 chunks of EP territory that are really free realestate at this point:
Geroken777 wrote: »Why do people hate Skyrim too much? What makes you say 'no' to it? Wouldn't it be just interesting to visit the same place but many many years ago and gain extra lore?
karthrag_inak wrote: »no. no it wouldn't. Much rather see how elsweyr has changed since I last saw it (playing arena).
TonyRockaroni wrote: »Why are people saying WESTERN Skyrim? I wanna see Winterhold before the Great Collapse happened!