""It's progressing really well," Howard told the magazine. "The majority of the studio's on VI, but I'll say this: We always overlap. So, we're very used to overlapping development. And we have long pre-productions on things so that we feel good about them. And it's a process. We all wish it went a little bit faster - or a lot faster - but it's a process that we want to get right.""
"Studio director Angela Browder teased technological advancements that will come with The Elder Scrolls 6, calling the "endless set of possibilities" of the game "exciting." "I will be honest, for me, sometimes I see things that are happening, and I go, 'Angela from Skyrim days could never have envisioned seeing this like this now,' and that is a cool thing to be a part of," Browder said."
"Finally, studio design director Emil Pagliarulo said that development on the game was "going" - not very revelatory. But he said that the studio did not put time pressure on itself and would take as much time as was needed for the game to turn out great. "And I know that can be frustrating for players who are dying to play a game. Games take a long time, and games get pushed all the time; GTA just got pushed again, which was the smartest thing they could""
Development of The Elder Scrolls 6 is progressing well, with the majority of the studio working on the project while overlapping other work and maintaining long pre-production phases. No launch window has been revealed nearly eight years after the announcement. The studio emphasizes taking additional time to ensure quality rather than imposing strict time pressure, accepting possible player frustration. Leadership teases substantial technological advancements for the game, describing an "endless set of possibilities" and expressing excitement about capabilities beyond earlier titles. The approach prioritizes getting the process right over speed, with the team prepared to spend whatever time is needed to deliver a great game.
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