Everything We Know So Far About The Elder Scrolls Online VI (TESO)

Everything About The Elder Scrolls Online VI

A very high standard has been set by The Elder Scrolls for those fantasy RPGs (Role-Playing Games). Right now, details about Elder Scrolls VI are being kept under wraps, we still have no idea of what kind of Elder Scrolls Online Gold they are about to use, however, fortunately, here is some information we have now already confirmed so far.

As we all know that The Elder Scrolls is a franchise that has already set the gold standard for what a great Western fantasy role-playing game can be. In the years since the launch of its last mainline entry, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, a lot of games like The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt now have already exceeded what Skyrim accomplished in many ways.

Many Elder Scrolls Online fans are hungry for more details regarding Elder Scrolls VI, and boy has the studio been secretive since its reveal at E3 2018. Now let's take a look at everything we know so far for the upcoming Elder Scrolls VI.

The Very First One Is: Skyrim Grandma Cameo | STATUS: Confirmed

If you are not so acquainted with her, well, we will show you that Shirley Curry, in fact, is an 82-year-old woman who built an online reputation for just playing The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and she even developed the nickname "Skyrim Grandma." She fell in love with this game and the uncommon sight of a grandma playing a fantasy RPG (Role-Playing Game) helped her grow massive followers.

The developer Bethesda Softworks made an announcement during a stream celebrating the 25th anniversary of the franchise that Shirley Curry would appear in The Elder Scrolls VI in some capacity. It's still unclear if Bethesda was influenced by a petition her fans made to get her into this game.

The Second One Is: Starfield Comes First | STATUS: Confirmed

At Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) 2018 Bethesda Game Studios did something out of character when they revealed both The Elder Scrolls VI and Starfield. This, partially, was due to them being uncertain about Fallout 76, and a lot of fans non-stop asking about the next mainline Elder Scrolls title.

According to what Bethesda planned, Starfield is set to be their space-focused science fiction Role-Playing Game and they have already confirmed that it is their next big launch and that Elder Scrolls VI would follow it in the launch lineup for the studio. With Starfield having no launch date in sight, it means that Elder Scrolls VI is even farther away.

The Third One Is: It Is In Development | STATUS: Confirmed

With the game's industry being as secretive as it is, the fact that the players get to know this game is under development is a win in and of itself. It is one thing to assume a project is being worked on due to development patterns, but you never know if things change or just move around. Even though it was just a flyover of terrain followed by the logo, that tease at E3 2018 made the team a number of years at the time. Fallout 76 might have accelerated the timeline Bethesda Game Studios was working under and we can see their next big game pretty much sooner than we expected.

The Fourth One Is: You Will Start In Jail | STATUS: Not So Confirmed

The series of The Elder Scrolls has a long-running tradition of having the players start the game under arrest. It seems this was last showcased in Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim as this game started with the player riding in a wagon, tied up, on their way to their very own execution.

A lot of players might still remember that the previous title, Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion had an opening where gamers had to escape from a jail cell. For players, do not expect the next game to be any different, however, it might do it in a new and unique method that feels refreshing while also sticking to the quite long-running joke.

The Fifth One Is: Next Generation Release | STATUS: Not So Confirmed

Do not worry, as we will get into in the next entry, this game is a number of years away. With the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X set to launch in 2020, as a matter of fact, it is a logical conclusion that Elder Scrolls VI will more than likely be a next-generation launch.

For the very first few years of a new console, generation publishers launch their games on both the old and new platforms just in order to take advantage of the established player bases on last-generation consoles. With Elder Scrolls VI likely launching no earlier than 2022 or 2023, a focused next-generation release seems more likely, to some extent.

According to these confirmed changes, we can say that we are pretty excited about the upcoming of The Elder Scrolls VI, however, there still exist some puzzles that we hope the developer Bethesda Softworks can tell us directly, for example, whether ESO Gold system changed or not, will farm Elder Scrolls Online Gold becomes much easier than before, etc., anyway, we are all hope that these questions will be answered as quickly as they can.