#starfield

#starfield

Bethesda creative director Todd Howard knows the wait for the next RPG has been "too long." But in a new interview, he once again asked fans to be patient, and hinted that maybe Elder Scrolls 6 or some other Bethesda game in the future might shadow-drop without warning. In an interview with GQ Magazine mainly focused on the 10th anniversary of Howard talked about the studio's next game: The Elder Scrolls VI.

"We have some cool stuff coming, including free updates and features that players have been asking for, as well as a new DLC story," said Lab. "I can't go into all the details just yet, but I will say part of the team has been focused on space gameplay to make the travels there more rewarding. We're also adding some new game systems, and a few other smaller delights."

If there was one thing was missing at launch, it was more immersive space travel. While not every game needs the seamless intergalactic flights of No Man's Sky, relegating something as grandiose as exploring the stars to a series of menus was something that constantly undermined Starfield's pacing. Visiting a planet in a different part of the galaxy, for instance, required several menus and clicks with multiple loading screens for before you set foot on the ground.

I haven't thought much about Starfield or the massive amount of capture I had until a friend told me he needed to clear space and thus deleted all of the videos.