The Elder Scrolls VI

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A sci-fi author is disputing a possible Elder Scrolls trademark

Sci-fi author Jay Falconer is opposing a trademark application from ZeniMax Media, Bethesda's parent company, over the word 'Redfall'. ZeniMax made the application last year, and there's a possibility it's The Elder Scrolls 6's official subtitle. The case could extend well into 2020, potentially stopping Bethesda from using the name in trailers, previews and whatever else it has planned.

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Skyrim Grandma will be in The Elder Scrolls 6, but don't expect the game at E3



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YouTube sensation Shirley Curry, also known as 'Skyrim Grandma', will be immortalized in The Elder Scrolls 6, Bethesda has announced. Curry will appear in the game as an NPC as the result of a fan petition, as revealed during The Elder Scrolls 25th anniversary stream. The petition recorded over 45,000 signatures (and is still getting more by the hour) and Bethesda clearly took notice.

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Todd Howard says Elder Scrolls fans should be 'very patient,' Starfield is the priority

Starfield is the game Bethesda wants to make, so 'Elder Scrolls 6 is going to have to wait.'

https://www.pcgamer.com/todd-howard-say...


Jaz bi rekel Starfield 2020/21, Elder Scorls 6 2023/24 kdaj potem Fallout 5

Elder Scrolls 6 is designed "for people to play for a decade at least" says Todd Howard

When people see Elder Scrolls 6 they'll understand why it took so long, Todd Howard says

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Tako kot Skyrim ampak ne zaradi Bethesde ampak tistih, ki delajo mode :)

The Elder Scrolls 6 could be heading into full production as Bethesda begins hiring spree

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Kar pomeni, da bo Starfield kmalu končan ?

Igra naj bi se dogajala v High Rock-u in Hammerfell-u. Lokacija, ki je v trailerju pa naj bi bila Yokuda.


Govorice z Reddita menda gre za insiderja z Bethesde ???

This is the one I'm more closely involved in and frankly, the one I care about most. I see tons of "leaks" and rumors about the game but they always have something totally off the wall crazy, so I'll give you a taste.



Most of you have guessed right, it takes place in High Rock and Hammerfell. But the twist is that the landmass you see in the trailer is actually Yokuda, the archipelago remnants of the Redguard's homeland. We're really excited about this because High Rock hasn't be really explored since Daggerfall, and Hammerfell has a ton of interesting lore that's really shaping quests and plot lines. So many players seem to think that High Rock is just generic medieval fantasy, but the truth though is that Arena and Daggerfall were both more closely inspired by DnD, and as a result leaned into that generic fantasy a bit more. Our approach to High Rock is going to be more closely leaning into Mark Jones's various concept work from Battlespire. Still a bit close to the typical medieval fantasy, but it's got a really unique style that a lot of us are passionate about. High Rock is shaping up to be really interesting and it really scratches the itch for a mystic world. A lot of the quests revolve around political intrigue and making advancement in magic. Hammerfell is shaping up to be pretty great too, though honestly you can probably tell I'm a bit biased.

Sword-singing/Hoonding won't be present, at least for the player character. TESVI is striving to be a bit of a return to roots for RPGs, and making the player character a sword-summoning Jesus only limits their ability to be who they want.

The main quest revolves mostly around Direnni Tower (aka the adamantine tower), which is still operative. Thalmor are obviously involved because asshole elves wanting to unravel creation itself are still asshole elves wanting to unravel creation itself. Hammerfell and High Rock tensions are heavy though, which is a weakness the Thalmor are exploiting to the best of their ability. As you all know, the title is Redfall, so a lot of that has to do with Hammerfell being threatened.

Procedural generation rumors are largely false, that's not how the company today works. Both Todd and Ashley are fans of the "hand crafted" method when it comes to game design. If Julian Lefay were still here, maybe things would be different. The only way that's actually being implemented is in quests. They're developing a system similar to the radiant quests, but on steroids. As time goes on, people run into problems and need help. Sometimes someone's child will get kidnapped, or a thief breaks in and steals a family heirloom. A lot of it is related to the "radiant AI" Todd boasted about during the Oblivion era, the difference being that NPCs don't just devote their lives to acquiring as many calipers as possible and get themselves killed because they went around trying to steal them. NPCs have jobs, they earn a wage, and they spend that money how they please, be it a crazy night at the tavern, a gift for a friend or lover, a pet, or a new article of clothing. Some turn to a life of crime depending on their financial situation or their own morality. So most experiences will be fairly unique, yes, but it won't be because the world is completely different just because you started a new game. And obviously plenty of NPCs will be hardwired to be in certain places or act certain ways based around plot points, or important quests. Daedric quests, for example, will always be include the same characters asking the same things every time.

Todd's "we don't have the technology yet" comment a few years back was speaking about how we intend to have a world with no loading screens, save for entering dungeons, the player home, and fast traveling. Every city is to scale and doesn't require a loading screen to enter. The only reason the player homes will have loading screens is because we've seen how many of you like collecting ass loads of gems, skulls, sweetrolls, cabbages, etc. and we don't want those bringing down the frames in a town or city just because you decided to be weird. It's also much easier for you to decorate your home more easily and not lose stuff because they might clip through a will or something.

Since a lot of the quests around High Rock involve magic in some way, the spells you can have are getting beefed up. I think most of us can agree some schools were fairly useless or extremely underpowered for much of the game (alteration, conjuration, restoration, illusion). A ton of new spells are being added and inspiration is being taken from well known mods like Phendrix. Alteration isn't just magic armor and paralysis spells, it actually allows you to alter the reality around you, so you can pull up giant spikes from the ground, open locks, disarm traps, slow people down, and even fix armor and weapons (item condition is making a return). Illusion is more than just calm, fury, fear, muffle, and invisibility as well, like in Oblivion it can be used to convince people you're trustworthy or even fool them into thinking you're someone they know (definitely not inspired by it since we planned this long before the game came out, but it can work similarly to the disguise thing you get from the scientist in The Outer Worlds). It can also be used to more or less hypnotize people later on. Restoration, though, is probably getting the biggest changes. It's now more than just turn undead spells and healing, they've actually taken a bit of inspiration from Dark Souls' approach to miracles and faith builds, to better suit a paladin type of character. Sunlight is a big feature in restoration now and has offensive spells that can blind enemies, burn them, stun them, and in one case even cause disease damage, though they're mostly effective against undead and daedra, to make them more balanced and not replace destruction. Speaking of destruction, you can now temporarily buff weapons with frost, shock, or fire damage. Spellmaking returns, as well as my absolute favorite magic from Morrowind: levitation.

There's a lot of talk around the crafting system, they're doing a lot of work on it. I don't know too much but expect it to be similar to Fallout 4's. You can modify weapons so they can be more specifically suited to your tastes. You can make a mace extra heavy or add spikes a la a morning star so it can cause bleed or armor penetration. You can somewhat customize them as well from what I understand, making a sword slightly longer at the cost of attack speed, or keeping it slightly shorter so you can swing faster. You can modify hilts so you don't get disarmed easily or make certain cosmetic choices, like if there's a jewel in the pommel and such. Armor is similar, so like in Skyrim where you might've had a male and female version of the iron helmet with different horns, now you have a choice on if you even want horns and what kind. I haven't seen a whole lot but it reminds me of Automatron, where you start with a base robot and customize it from there, except now it's like starting off with the basic shape of a helmet and fitting features to it. It's interesting and I'm excited to see where it goes.

Guilds/factions are getting tuned up. A lot of you know Oblivion's factions were really fun, and a lot of that came from their characters and how much a part of it you as the player felt. Skyrim obviously had a lot of faults in its guilds. The Dark Brotherhood is probably the strongest, but needed more unique contracts. The Thieves Guild departed from their previous Robinhood-esque feel of defending the less fortunate and took on more of a mafia type of vibe. The College was over very quickly and the Companions were fairy uninteresting. So the guild quest lines will be longer and generally more interesting. The Thieves Guild will most likely return to their decent moral state of helping the poor and feeling more like a family that sticks close together in a "us against the world" type of vibe. The Dark Brotherhood is making a return as implied by Skyrim. They're starting to expand and gain power again, and interestingly enough the new base of operations is no longer in Cyrodiil or Skyrim, but has relocated to High Rock after the chaos of the civil war and the Aldmeri Dominion trying to rip Skyrim a new one. The Fighters Guild makes a return and is struggling to operate under the high tensions between High Rock and Hammerfell. The Mages Guild is long gone, so the court mages of the various towns and cities in High Rock are attempting to unite in an association of their own, and are trying to operate an academy dedicated to the pursuit of magical knowledge as well as alchemy (which is also getting a huge buff so it's not borderline useless like in Skyrim).

And because there's so many political themes, vampire guilds see the light of day for the first time since Morrowind. There are different kinds of vampires, each with different focuses and made for certain players, similar to the great houses in Morrowind. Some are focused on the pure vampiric might and live to tear the there apart and feast on their blood, growing stronger based on who's blood they drink as well as how often they feed, and can shape shift into the vampire lord form, just with a melee focus. Another type focuses on mage types and heavily leans towards infiltrating various courts and politics to subtly further their agenda. They gain excess to a powerful form of blood magic and have a sort of arch of power depending on when they feed, they get more powerful as they grow in hunger but eventually reach a point where it causes them to act mad, so NPCs will recognize you as a vampire and attack you on site. And the last one focuses on stealth characters. They gain powers (i.e. not spells, powers) that can make them invisible (more powerful than a typical invisibility spell) and the ability to "fly" (aka levitation), which can aid their sneaking.

DLC hasn't been planned yet, because it's usually based off of ideas individuals have after the game is complete or things we wanted to implement but couldn't after deadlines. With that said, expect some pretty cool stuff. A lot of us are brimming with fantastic ideas and we shoot them around at meetings only to have them written down for possible use later.

Release date is completely unknown at this point, expect a 2025 release, probably around November since that's the trend.



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ki pa tudi še ne bo izšla nekaj let ...

T-h-o-r je 11. maj 2020 ob 13:54 izjavil:

ki pa tudi še ne bo izšla nekaj let ...

Če ugibam bi rekel enkrat drugo leto.

Kot kaže je igra še zelo daleč.

Pete Hines na twitterju - Hi! Sorry, we don't have any news on TES6 and won't for a long time.

He, he, he...

Lepa.

Ma kak xbox exclusive ne me hecat. To je ko da bi rekel, da prodajamo Ferarrije samo tetraplegikom.

Meizu je 29. okt 2020 ob 22:41 izjavil:

Ma kak xbox exclusive ne me hecat. To je ko da bi rekel, da prodajamo Ferarrije samo tetraplegikom.

To lahko rečemo za skoraj vse Sony in Nintendo igre. Pa sploh ni tolk dolgo nazaj, ko tudi MS igre niso prišle niti na PC.
Prodajanje Ferarrijev tetraplegikom je v console businessu praktično standard...

Meizu je 30. okt 2020 ob 22:12 izjavil:

ahac je 30. okt 2020 ob 20:08 izjavil:

Meizu je 29. okt 2020 ob 22:41 izjavil:

Ma kak xbox exclusive ne me hecat. To je ko da bi rekel, da prodajamo Ferarrije samo tetraplegikom.

To lahko rečemo za skoraj vse Sony in Nintendo igre. Pa sploh ni tolk dolgo nazaj, ko tudi MS igre niso prišle niti na PC.
Prodajanje Ferarrijev tetraplegikom je v console businessu praktično standard...

Sej res niso, sam večinoma niso bile vredne omembe.
Sam da pa elder scrollsev ni na pc je pa vojni zločin prve stopnje, ki bi ga mogli kar v Nurenbergu rešit. Sedet za najmanj 70 let.

Za Xbox in PC bo igra sigurno vprašanje je Playstation.

Nič bat vse Xbox igre bodo tudi za PC.

An Elder Scrolls TV Series Is Rumored to Be in Production at Netflix

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Upam, da bodo v TV seriji tipični Bethesda dialogi

Še 6 let ?

BorutO je 24. jan 2021 ob 11:19 izjavil:

in kdo to je? Nekdo, ki net okoli obrača ali nekdo, ki dela pri bethesdi? :)

Insider Tyler McVicker, who’s leaked accurate information under the Valve News Network banner for years, but has begun covering a wider range of companies, including Nintendo and Bethesda

Kot kaže bo treba še kar dolgo čakati na šesti del.

The Elder Scrolls 6 is Still in the 'Design Phase,' Todd Howard Says

Todd Howard explains how The Elder Scrolls 6 will build on Starfield's engine

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Waw, komaj čakam! Sam še 10 let!

Elder Scrolls 6 to redefine next-gen Creation Engine 2 technology

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The Elder Scrolls 6 Guide: Everything We Know So Far

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Todd Howard Teases How Elder Scrolls 6 Will Improve on Skyrim

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Starfield izide drugo leto Elder scorls VI pa verjetno za Skyrimovo 15 obletnico se pravi 2026.

Itak, da bo za PC tudi prišla, saj največ ljudi igra skyrim in eso prav preko računalnikov.

The Elder Scrolls VI Will Be Set In Hammefell and Is Targeting a 2025, 2026 Release; Series Remasters Are in the Works - Rumor

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Verjetno zmajev ne bo tako kot v Skyrimu.