About The Elder Scrolls 6...

[Owen Robertson]

So we haven't all been keeping a tally of the prophecy? Skyrim is the final chapter. They can make more games but the "story" arch is done. There's a book I found (can't remember where, but I think it was Dragonsreach) that outlines it. There are five verses, much like there are five Elder Scrolls Games. Each one entails the main events of the respective game

I want more Vvardenfell, preferrably with the option to revisit Morrowind

Wasn't Vvardenfell destroyed? I think Red Mountain erupted after the Oblivion Crisis and made it unhabitable

I will admit I don't know, I'd love a source on this though.

It doesn't have to progress in time, it could be a prequel, there was plenty of lore for the place.

Something about Red Tower refers to Morrowind, White Tower refers to White Gold tower in Cyrodiil, and "the Sons of Skyrim spill their own blood" is part of the fifth one. I hope I can find that damned book and prove I'm not bullshitting.

BTW I'm not saying they won't make another game, I'm just saying the overarching prophecy is done. Too much money to let a series die. Case in point: Halo.

 

[blankedboy]

Are you fucking kidding me? 6 votes for Black Marsh?
DON'T YOU GUYS WANT LIKE
BRUTAL BULLSHIT
AND ASSASSINS EVERYWHERE
AND BARELY BEING ABLE TO SURVIVE
AND THE MOST
RUTHLESS
ENVIRONMENT
EVER?


Failing that, Summerset Isles and the other continents take my vote. Some non-Tamriel content would be nice. Akavir has weird new races like more reptiles and stuff, so that'd be nice, Atmora's a frozen uninhabitable shithole so that doesn't really work, never heard of Pyandonea and Yokuda's a bit small.
There are other continents but I can't be bothered looking them up right now. I'm bored.

 

[Dango]

Elswyer, I'd like to see all the other breeds of Khajiit.

 

[Walkchalk]

Black Marsh all the way. Thats all Ive wanted to see since I started this series.

 

[Joshimodo]

Akavir! New races to interact with, and new cultures.

Failing that, a return to Morrowind (not just Vvardenfell, which of course is now practically just a crater) or a trip to High Rock and Hammerfell at the same time.

Elsweyr and Black Marsh just wouldn't work properly.

I would hate to see Summerset Isles. Full of elves...Ugh.

 

[BakaSmurf]

Personally... I would kind of like to see one set in the planes of the Daedric princes. We got to see Sheogoraths home in the Shivering Isles, I am rather interested in seeing what the other planes look like as well. Not to mention I am still dying of curiosity to see Molag Bal's plane after it was briefly mentioned by Sheogorath. That being said though, if I had to make a choice in the physical realm I would have to say Summerset Isles, or Highrock, simply because I am a sucker for Bretons. Elsewyr is really tempting, but I have to disqualify it because it has already been visited in a mod for Oblivion.

You mean you want Fallout 3 only without guns or the ability to engage in conversation with anyone? Really, Coldharbour is quite literally just post-apocolyptic Nirn, think Kvatch from Oblivion (minus the fire, since Coldharbour is described as being freezing, having slugey ground, and flaming skies) at a very high level, plus rampant slavery and molestation going on (Molag Bal is known as the King of Rape, after all), only extended to the entire game world and beyond, it might be mildly interesting if visited in small snippits, or more preferably, only once in a quest, but it would get old, fast.

Also, I'm sorry, but saying that Elsewyr is disqualified because someone already modded it into Oblivion earns a big fat juicy FAIL point for you, since how the mod author potrayed the provence could be completely different from Bethesda's vision of the area, not to mention that if Elsewyr were to be explored it would be happening at the very least 200 years after the Oblivion crisis, meaning it would be a VERY different place from what it was during Dagon's invasion.

That aside, I'm with you on exploring more of the Planes of Oblivion, as the majority of them sound like they'd be a blast to romp through, maybe the Daedric Shines bring you to the Prince's realm and you have to work your way to them before they give you their quest? Or they send you to the realms of princes they don't like to wreak havoc? Oh the possibilities...

 

[Bagged Milk]

Why can't we just stay in skyrim and go back in time? I am absolutely fascinated with the Dwemer. Maybe at the end of their run, like how they were going extinct!

 

[DirgeNovak]

Since the remaining provinces are pretty small, I'll say Elsweyr and Valenwood in the same game. Maybe a war between Khajiit and Bosmer? I know which side I'm picking... [sub]Bosmer suck[/sub]

 

[Yokai]

I'm guessing TESVI, whenever it exists, will probably take place across the entire continent of Tamriel, seeing as the remaining provinces are all smaller than the ones they've done already. At least, I hope so. I want to hear rumors in High Rock about some event in Elsweyr and then actually be able to go there and check it out.

Also, nice map, although it's clearly pre-Skyrim--Falkreath and Markarth don't even show up.

 

[scorptatious]

I probably would like to see the Black Marsh. I would like to see the home of my egg brothers.

 

[Misterian]

I vote an Elsweyr with the Thanor booted out.

or at very least some DLC with a settlement where it's the Beast Races that call the shots, complete with a Khajiit Jarl (or Count or whatever).

Anyone who's played the other Elder Scrolls games could prove me wrong on this, I think the only points I've ever seen in the francise where a member of the Beast Races is in charge was in the Blackwood Company, Cheydinhal's Dark Brotherhood chapter, and one or 2 of the Mages Guild chapters in Oblivion.

 

[AntMarch]

I vote Akavir.
Akavir, Akavir, Akavir.
Mainly because there's just enough lore surrounding it to make it mysterious, but also possibilities to make it substantial. So much want for Akavir.

 

[mooncalf]

Elsweyr and Valenwood should go together; Previous ES games have not all dealt with just one region; They together make for a similar land mass to Cyrodiil and Skyrim; Thick ancient forests instead of plains and mountains; Two nearby islands ripe for expansion material.

 

[mooncalf]

Dude, V hasn't been out for a week yet!

And meh. Not an Elder Scrolls fan.
But isn't it too soon yet to be talking about the next one?

Happens every time, they're talking about Battlefield 4 aswell... Doesn't hurt to dream though, does it? Especially when our imaginations are all fired up from so many hours spent in the latest one.

 

[Signa]

I would like to see the entire Morrowind, including Vvardenfell. Morrowind was my first Elder Scrolls love, so it would be great to revisit it in upped graphics and a modernized system.
No matter where it is though, I am sure Bethesda will manage to make it a great game. Just keep the world design team from Skyrim. Oblivion was great, but the world was boring.

Your wish is granted...

http://www.somethingfornobody.com/2011/morrowind-modding-guide/

They are something like 2/3rds done building the main land, and the graphical updates for the rest of the vanilla game bring the quality up to spec with Crysis in some areas. The characters are still kinda ugly, but look a lot better now.

 

[Altorin]

I say, for Elder Scrolls 6, just give us the whole fucking world.

Oblivion had the best world because Cyrodiil is so centralized. You could pretty much visit each of the countries because the areas bordering Cyrodiil bleed out into it, so you have a swamp area, and a tundra area, and a rocky area, and so on and so forth.

Give us the whole pie, just call it Elder Scrolls 6, let us revisit all of the places we've already been, and then add on more, like Elsweyr and Hammerfall etc.

Can't fit it all on a DVD? the next ES game shouldn't be out until the next hardware anyway, when all platforms will be using multilayer Blu-ray discs, so that won't be much of an issue.

 

[meow]

what about all the realms of oblivion?

 

[Altorin]

So we haven't all been keeping a tally of the prophecy? Skyrim is the final chapter. They can make more games but the "story" arch is done. There's a book I found (can't remember where, but I think it was Dragonsreach) that outlines it. There are five verses, much like there are five Elder Scrolls Games. Each one entails the main events of the respective game

I want more Vvardenfell, preferrably with the option to revisit Morrowind

Wasn't Vvardenfell destroyed? I think Red Mountain erupted after the Oblivion Crisis and made it unhabitable

I will admit I don't know, I'd love a source on this though.

It doesn't have to progress in time, it could be a prequel, there was plenty of lore for the place.

Something about Red Tower refers to Morrowind, White Tower refers to White Gold tower in Cyrodiil, and "the Sons of Skyrim spill their own blood" is part of the fifth one. I hope I can find that damned book and prove I'm not bullshitting.

BTW I'm not saying they won't make another game, I'm just saying the overarching prophecy is done. Too much money to let a series die. Case in point: Halo.

case in point, 3.4mil retail sales in 2 days when competing against MW3.

I think you mean.

that's just crazy, and you know it.. YOU ALL KNOW IT!

 

[Ruwrak]

The whole world? That'll be small then. I mean it would be far to large of a scope to do such things in relative good time. Maybe when I'll be 36 it comes out, instead 3 years from now x3

 

[Smeggs]

I've always wanted to visit Elsweyr in one of the games. Hell, half of the country sounds like it's just a fallout wasteland while the other is covered in tropical jungles?