My prediction will be a predictably shallow main quest that relies on the player making few to no choices to progress.

The side quests will largely be fetch quests or randomly generated nonsense that is not fun or interesting.

The world will somehow be more generic than Skyrim while making the most lackluster refrences to past lore and canon. I am also predicting extremely small cities, maybe with the exception of one or two. And that is if they don't go the starfield route of world generation.

Combat may be better than skyrim tho (Fallout 4 was a big improvement over 3)

I just can't see a Bethesda that ever makes anything as good as Morrowind again.

If you are looking forward to ES6 just buy morrowind and download Tamriel Rebuilt. It's the best Elder Scrolls game ever made at this point and keeps getting updates

Oh thank god, looks like Bethesda is just shipping games so I don't have to download 3000 mods from nexus to make it so

Don't get hyped by PR stunts before release. It's Bethesda/Microsoft. It's very likely going to suck. Don't preorder. Wait for TONs of different reviews.

Is it still the same lead writer that was responsible for Fallout 4 and starfield or has he finally been fired?

Edit: it is. How has that man not been fired?

This game is gonna be terrible. It's made by Bethesda ffs

Hyping the scale? Should I assume it's about half the size of Skyrim then?

I have my doubts Bethesda could write a good story if it came fully formed outta their doo doo ass. What, are they gonna make me find my father again?

I wonder if Bethesda games are going to suffer from the same thing as Final Fantasy, where all the fans are in their 30s and 40s because it takes so fucking long for the next game to come out now that young people aren't becoming fans. Add on the issue that each game they release is worse than the last and it doesn't bode well for long-term prospects.

Then again people love their open world slop, so perhaps it'll work.

I'm hoping for Elder Scrolls 6: Pussy Riot! All about the Khajit rebelling and taking over.

The Elder Scrolls: 15 minute city