Elder Scrolls 6 Location Maybe Teased By Bethesda In Clever Tweet

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The setting for the highly anticipated Elder Scrolls 6 could have been teased in a cryptic Bethesda map tweet, leaked to the public on New Years Eve.

Bethesda could tease part of The Elder Scrolls 6 in a cryptic tweet posted on New Years Eve. The latest entry into Bethesda’s beloved open-world RPG franchise was announced in 2018. Since that brief teaser video, the company has kept its mouth shut regarding all information about the new game, which has led to widespread speculation on just about every aspect. of it. Following Microsoft’s recent purchase of Bethesda, there were concerns that the new game might not be available on PlayStation consoles, but the official PlayStation site appeared to quell those rumors last month.

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One of the most popular things to speculate on Elder Scrolls 6 is the question of where the game will take place. The continent of Tamriel is home to several unique and distinct provinces, each of which would provide an ideal setting for the latest entry in the series. The game’s trailer showed a mountainous landscape, and for the past two years these mountains have been obsessed with fans keen to learn more about Elder Scrolls 6.

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Now, it looks like they got a powerful clue from none other than Bethesda herself. On New Years Eve, the company posted a very mysterious tweet to the Old scrolls account (courtesy of Rant game). The tweet invited fans to “Transcribe the past and map the future”, and it included a map of the province of Skyrim, recognizable to fans as the setting for the smash hit Old scrolls game of the same name. Fans have noted several notable details of the map that could point to the setting for the next game. For example, one of the three candles on the map is placed above the province of Hammerfell, a potential setting for the new game. Another candle is placed above the city of Solitude, indicating some importance for the region which is supported by a coin struck with the emblem of the city. It’s hard to believe Bethesda would host two games in a row in Skyrim Province, but since Solitude also serves as the region’s capital, it could have political significance in the history of Elder Scrolls 6.

Of course, there is also a chance that it is a wild goose hunt. Bethesda may be celebrating the New Year by reflecting on one of its most successful games. It is certainly celebrated Skyrim time and time again republishing it on many video game consoles. The cryptic nature of this New Year’s tweet and the open invitation to map the future seem to contradict this interpretation quite strongly; if it’s just a New Years celebration, it’s very poorly worded.

There is a lot of uncertainty about Elder Scrolls 6, and Bethesda did not come. The public is assured that the game will feature the company’s biggest engine upgrade in 14 years, but as exciting as this reveal is, it doesn’t tell fans when the game will be released, or even on which consoles it will be releasing. will actually be. This New Years tweet doesn’t exactly provide all the information about The Elder Scrolls 6, but at least it gives fans something to work on while they wait for some real news.

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Peter has been playing video games since he was a child, pulling his chair up towards the TV so he can hold the GameCube controller for Wind Waker. Video games have been an integral part of his life ever since. They were also an important part of his academic career; at the University of Redlands, where he studied Creative Writing and Drama, he previously submitted a philosophy article on the Soma video game. Today, in addition to his freelance work for Screen Rant, Peter spends most of his time blogging, playing Dungeons & Dragons and, of course, playing video games. He believes video games are an important and often overlooked medium for telling stories, as well as a great way to have fun. His favorite video game is still Wind Waker, the one that started it all, and he credits the fun he had with that game as the reason he’s writing here for Screen Rant today.