Elder Scrolls fans will have to wait, Bethesda has no current plans for ES5
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it's tricky wording, they're making an es game
I have to agree here.WEGGLES said:
Bethesda starts making their next game while their current game is only halfway through development, so when they said they intend to make an Elder Scrolls game for 2010, that had to have been in development for while.
They also did trademark "Skyrim" back in 2006, so technically The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim wouldn't be The Elder Scrolls 5.
whatevermort
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Rez said:
Yup, they are. It might not be called 5, but it will be Elder Scrolls: Something.
To Far Away Times
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whatevermort said:
Travels?
If Gran Turismo can make a comeback...
esc said:
Well we know ZeniMax Online Studios is making an MMO, but even if it is an Elder Scrolls MMO I don't think they'd take the vast majority of Bethesda plus the online studio to make it, because if it bombs they suddenly lack any other Bethesda titles to help offset the costs.WEGGLES said:
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Bethesda already has enough problems with bugs and balancing in their single player RPGs. I would be certain to avoid any MMORPG endeavor from them unless it came out and received universal praise or something.
BlueTsunami
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I can't fathom how an Elder Scrolls MMO would work but I would love it if they retained the first person perspective (and build the game around it). Refine the Sword and Shield mechanics and PvP would be awesome. Spellswords would be so overpowered though.
They can't make the new one all online... the best part about TES4 was breaking the game.
I made a 120% chamelion suit and just wearing it made the guards go bonkers. They killed everyone in Bravil.
Can't do that crap online.
I wouldn't be against some sort of online, though. Being able to explore with a friend would be awesome.
I made a 120% chamelion suit and just wearing it made the guards go bonkers. They killed everyone in Bravil.
Can't do that crap online.
I wouldn't be against some sort of online, though. Being able to explore with a friend would be awesome.
TheCardPlayer
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If this means Fallout 4, then it's all good for me.
Toy Soldier
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esc said:
:lol
I'd flip my shit, but hopefully that won't be necessary.
DownLikeBCPowder
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Xabora said:
Noooooo...
AgentOtaku
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=(
Night_Trekker
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Well that sucks. ES Online would suck even more.
AranhaHunter
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What about the
Elder Scroll Travelers for PSP?
vaporware:
Lost Fragment
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Non-news. This is default PR speak when asked about a game that hasn't been announced yet, if it's actually in development or not.
Toy Soldier
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AranhaHunter said:
It's a real shame that never materialized. Shadowkey was really cool on N-Gage, shiiiiiiitty framerate aside.
davepoobond
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Fallout 4...
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Beth said ESV won't be hitting until the next wave of consoles anyway.
British Monsoon
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Meh. I don't care for another Fallout, or another Elder Scrolls on the Oblivion engine, so I guess I can wait - don't think i'll be buying any other Fallout stuff though, I just can't get interested in the game. I spent about 500+ hours with Morrowind, about 200+ with Oblivion and about 20 with Fallout 3 :/
Angry Grimace
Two cannibals are eating a clown. One turns to the other and says "does something taste funny to you?"
As amazing as I found the ES world in Oblivion, the lack of any kind of "invisible hand" to even gently push you in the direction of anything even remotely epic kind of killed some of the feel. Shivering Isles did a much better job than the regular old game, though.
It definetely could have used some improvements, but it was seriously a console seller when it came out, given that I didn't have a PC that could run anything like that at the time.
It definetely could have used some improvements, but it was seriously a console seller when it came out, given that I didn't have a PC that could run anything like that at the time.
Night_Trekker
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Toy Soldier said:
What a bizarre platform decision that was.
I know it's sometimes ban-worthy to cry for ports, but I would love to play Shadowkey and I don't see why it couldn't be ported to the DS.
Speaking of the "Travels" games, has anyone played the cellphone games? Are they worth buying?
Shake Appeal
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If we're lucky, Bethesda will stop making games altogether.
Rez said:
It doesn't matter. ES5 will be what I look forward to, not a spin-off or side quest. I want a full world, not scaled, and one that will take years to get everything out of. That will take time.
Shake Appeal said:
HUURRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR... Troll the fuck right out this thread, kid.
Pizza Luigi
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That's the same as saying there won't be a new Mario game.
Shake Appeal
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It's a genuine opinion. I think the Western RPG as a "genre" has been harmed by the success of Oblivion/Fallout 3.SamBishop said:
Fuck elder scrolls. Such a boring universe.
What Bethesda are good at is building persistent RPG universes. So they should marry their talents to more interesting universes, just like they did with Fallout.
I mean can you nerds imagine a Bethesda built Starwars RPG? Would beat the snot out of KotoR.
What Bethesda are good at is building persistent RPG universes. So they should marry their talents to more interesting universes, just like they did with Fallout.
I mean can you nerds imagine a Bethesda built Starwars RPG? Would beat the snot out of KotoR.
Gamer @ Heart
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Bullshit.
Shake Appeal
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Yep.Zaptruder said:
Yep, I'm imagining it now... oh my God, what's this? From my mouth, it's trickling... Is that blood? No? Can only be... vomit.