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The Elder Scrolls 6 Isn't Going to Be Like Starfield Says Todd Howard, and Will Instead Be in the Studio's 'Classic Style'
Todd Howard said Bethesda is returning to its classic RPG style with Creation Engine 3 after viewing Starfield and Fallout 76 as creative detours, nearing a major development milestone.
- On February 18, Todd Howard, Bethesda creative director, said The Elder Scrolls 6 will return to Bethesda's classic style in a Kinda Funny Games livestream.
- Calling Howard recently that Starfield and Fallout 76 are `creative detour,` he said Bethesda's style is what `people expect from us` and is still open to innovation.
- The studio has spent years upgrading Creation Engine 2 into Creation Engine 3 for Elder Scrolls 6 and beyond, with the majority of Skyrim developers and external partners working on the project.
- Acknowledging the wait, he said he wished he hadn’t announced the game so early and warned it’s `still a long way off` while adding `We're happy with where is headed right now`.
- Announced over six years ago, The Elder Scrolls 6 has faced an unusually long wait, but Howard argued this delay is necessary for the game to be great.
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Todd Howard Gives Major Elder Scrolls 6 Update: "We're Coming Back to That Classic Style"
During an interview with Kinda Funny Gamescast, Todd Howard gives a major Elder Scrolls 6 update, saying that the game will return to the “classic style” that fans know from Bethesda. Elder Scrolls 6 was first announced back at E3 in 2018, and Howard has admitted that he wished he hadn’t announced it so early. Along with the reveal, the game also had a cinematic trailer that gave away very little about the game. And unfortunately, it’s still the…
The Elder Scrolls 6's new update confirms it will return to classic Bethesda style
In an interview with Kinda Funny Games, Todd Howard gave a long-awaited update on The Elder Scrolls 6's development progress. No, he didn't mention a release date (besides "not this week"), but Bethesda's studio head and creative director promised a return to the classic style that shaped The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim.
Now that the players have been able to spin Skyrim on all the machines (through multiple versions) and have been able to (re)dive into the world ofOblivion thanks to the excellent remaster released last year, they logically turn to the future and the very mysterious The Elder Scrolls 6 of which we know absolutely nothing if it exists. Let them reassure themselves, Todd Howard, emblematic figure of the studio, tells us a little more about the tit…
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