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Game Director Todd Howard recently revealed that it is going to be a while before fans could hear more about "The Elder Scrolls 6." (Photo: Bethesda Game Studios/Twitter)

Bethesda once again disappoints its massive fanbase especially those who have been perpetually waiting for the announcement, revelation, and release of "The Elder Scroll 6" and "Starfield." The hopeful fans and gamers have been waiting for more good news since the popular game developer announced the games during the E3 2018 event. But, it appears that today is another heartbreak day and could be an indication that fans should not anymore hold their breaths for any news related to both games.

Bethesda has been silent since the E3 2018 announcement of "The Elder Scrolls 6" and "Starfield." But, this is already expected since the game developer already gave fans a heads up on that both RPG will be released as next-generation titles and will not be heard of for a little while. Game Director Todd Howard has spoken of longevity and the sixth iteration of the "The Elder Scrolls 6" and authenticity of "Starfield" but nothing more concrete as to the development of both games.

In his most recent interview with IGN, Todd Howard said that the next big gameplay reveals it will not happen until the "The Elder Scrolls 6" is nearing its official launch. He revealed that he is more of a conservative type who would take time developing the game with lesser people than hiring thousands to finish the development quickly. Howard further revealed that the game reveals it is possibly a long way off.

Bethesda has been remarkably doing this strategy to almost all of its titles. "Fallout 4" was revealed during the E3 2015 event and was released several months later. The same approach was used to "Fallout 76" in 2018, which had an impressive turnaround. In another interview with The Guardian, Howard was noted asking fans to be a little more patient for both "The Elder Scrolls 6" and "Starfield."

He also revealed that what they have in mind about the upcoming RPG next-generation titles will take some time. Howard disclosed more of the development cycle of "Starfield," which, according to him entered development following "Fallout 4." Based on the game director's statement, "Starfield" is already in full production.

This means that "The Elder Scrolls 6" is the pre-production project that Bethesda is referring to as the title getting a new animation system. There are claims that the upcoming next-gen RPG title will make use of photogrammetry to trigger high-resolution photo scanning for both places and people in the game.