The Elder Scrolls 6 might have been announced five years ago, but a former designer at Bethesda doesn't think we'll learn much about it until shortly before release.
We all know that The Elder Scrolls 6 is a ways out, even if we don't exactly know when that is just yet. After all, supposedly proper development on the sequel that's been over a decade in the waiting only just started in August. So it isn't exactly surprising to hear that it'll probably be a while until we hear anything concrete. According to Bruce Nesmith, who was formerly a lead designer at Bethesda having worked on the seminal Skyrim, we're not likely to hear anything concrete about the game until about six months before it releases (via MinnMax).
"Todd's opinion, which I share by the way is that the video game industry has short memories," Nesmith said, regarding when we can expect to see the game. "Those companies that start touting their games years ahead of time - actually, you know, they screw themselves. The best time to start talking about it is six months before release. So only the fact that everybody was - you know, the pitchforks and torches were out, that was what got Todd to say 'yes, we are going to do Elder Scroll 6 - I promise you it's for real, it'll happen!'
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