I would say Fallout 4, but New Vegas already feels like Fallout 4 to me.
[QUOTE=Bread_Baron;40290217]Already?[/QUOTE]
Skyrim was released in November 2011, it's been a while now.
The modders practically take care of producing new content, so not a big loss.
[QUOTE=Durrsly;40290234]I would say Fallout 4, but New Vegas already feels like Fallout 4 to me.[/QUOTE]
Nope, we need a new one with HIRED writers, or Obsidian co-creating it.
A man can dream... :suicide:
It would've been nice with more DLC, but I am however interested to see what the modders produce in another 7 years.
[QUOTE=Hellborg 65;40290255]Skyrim was released in November 2011, it's been a while now.[/QUOTE]
it feels like it wasn't all that long ago.
god damn you time.
I hope it'll be a fresh and new game.
I read "Bethesda cease" and was expecting cease and desist on the Elder Kings mod for CK2. Not bothered about this though I think Skyrim's more than had it's time.
Bear in mind that 2011 was only when it was released. They've been working on it since Oblivion came out, and they probably have been working on this "new thing" since Skyrim came out.
Fallout 4 please
[QUOTE=The golden;40290286]
3) It will use Gamebryo and run/look like ass.[/QUOTE]
Skyrim has an inhouse engine, the first one Bethesda has made since Daggerfall.
The Elder Scrolls VI: Hammerfell. Please Bethesda!
NOO i wanted more DLC! This coming from a peasant console player.
Elder Scrolls VI should have Elswyr
The books made it sound interesting.
the elder scrolls: fucking [I]everywhere[/I] on tamriel
please make this
[QUOTE=johnsten;40290411]the elder scrolls: fucking [I]everywhere[/I] on tamriel
please make this[/QUOTE]
Elder Scrolls: Arena
[QUOTE=Durrsly;40290372]Skyrim has an inhouse engine, the first one Bethesda has made since Daggerfall.[/QUOTE]
Skyrims engine is based on Gamebryo. It's pretty obvious when you look at it from a development perspective.
I'll be the optimist here and say that with Three Dog's voice actor giving a hint of his return to the role, and with E3 2013 in a few months, it's without a doubt that it'll be a new Fallout game.
and hopefully it'll be a good one. Because they're not using Bethbryo. Either it'll be an improved creation engine, or something different.
[QUOTE=Durrsly;40290372]Skyrim has an inhouse engine, the first one Bethesda has made since Daggerfall.[/QUOTE]
Skyrim runs on Creation Engine, which is just a modified/renamed Gamebryo engine.
Bethesda did not make an engine, they tweaked an existing one.
They should do a game based on the other continents on Nirn, like Akavir.
My guess is they're either planning Elder Scrolls VI or Fallout 4. Unless they're planning a new IP, that is.
[QUOTE=Durrsly;40290372]Skyrim has an inhouse engine, the first one Bethesda has made since Daggerfall.[/QUOTE]
Skyrim's engine is still loosely based on Gamebryo.
Though it wasn't Gamebryo's fault that f3, nv and oblivion were ugly and had lots of glitches.
[QUOTE=The golden;40290511]It's not the engines fault it's just that Bethesda has no idea how to use it properly. There are studios that are like a quarter of the size of the Bethesda team that have managed to tame the Gamebryo beast way better than Bethesda.[/QUOTE]
This is very true. Bully: Scholarship Edition used Gamebryo and that wasn't all broken.
[QUOTE=G-Strogg;40290265]It would've been nice with more DLC, but I am however interested to see what the modders produce in another 7 years.[/QUOTE]
probably argonian titty island v3
[QUOTE=simkas;40290632]This is very true. Bully: Scholarship Edition used Gamebryo and that wasn't all broken.[/QUOTE]
As did Futurama: The Game
[QUOTE=simkas;40290632]This is very true. Bully: Scholarship Edition used Gamebryo and that wasn't all broken.[/QUOTE]
Civilization 4 used it too, I believe.
[QUOTE=Forumaster;40290454]Skyrim runs on Creation Engine, which is just a modified/renamed Gamebryo engine.
Bethesda did not make an engine, they tweaked an existing one.[/QUOTE]
I had assumed it was like Quake to Goldsource level of changes.
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