For "Elder Scrolls 6" fans expecting a 2016 release date, bad news awaits. Rumors are on the air that the game will see a much later release date, probably around 2019.
Bethedsa generally releases an "Elder Scroll" game every 4 years, and well, "Elder Scrolls Online" was released in 2015, so players might have to wait, according to CrossMap. Hence, it is natural that "Elder Scrolls 6" will come in 2019 as speculated.
Although Bethedsa has not officially confirmed the release of "Elder Scrolls 6", it is speculated that it is currently under development.
Additionally, according to the hints of Pete Hines of Bethedsa Softwork, the upcoming title is still being developed, reported Latinos Post.
He said Bethedsa does smaller stuff, and try to publish quality. Although, the approach has not differed much, yet "here and there" they might have changed their approach, but stuck with the original principles.
Notably, the location of the game is still under debate, and fans are speculating that it will be either Valenwood or Elseweyr.
When it comes to the title of "Elder Scrolls 6," there is a debate between "Redguard," "Argonia" or "Skyrim 2."
Generally, if Bethedsa is aiming for quality over quantity, then it's only natural that the time taken will be a couple of years for a new game to be released.
Additionally, it is hoped that "Elder Scrolls 6" will probably have a lot less bugs and glitches because of the long wait the gamers have to experience.
With "Fallout 4" having a Nov. 10 release date, it is yet to be seen when "Elder Scrolls 6" see the light of the day.