It is hard to believe that The Elder Scrolls VI was first announced back in 2018, meaning that it has been a whopping eight-years since Bethesda first unveiled the next entry in the much-loved RPG franchise. It is especially hard to believe because, since its announcement, details surrounding The Elder Scrolls VI have remained pretty scarce, with fans none the wiser as to when they can expect to get their hands on the major release.
Now, according to none other than Bethesda head Todd Howard, The Elder Scrolls VI's development has only now begun in earnest, with the studio only now turning its attention from Starfield. As such, the next The Elder Scrolls entry is nowhere near launch.
Nevertheless, Howard's update on development for The Elder Scrolls VI was not all doom and gloom as the Bethesda head also had some more information to share about the upcoming RPG, especially surrounding its large open-world map. Built using Creation Engine 3, The Elder Scrolls VI is expected to push the boundaries of technological capabilities with improvements in world loading as just one example.
It is this world loading feature that has perked up the ears of fans, and...
