The Elder Scrolls 6 will analyze people and environments in the real world – Game Rant

The Elder Scrolls 6 is still far from the exit, and in fact, it should not be launched until the next generation consoles arrive at the earliest. However, Bethesda recently touched on some of the technologies she uses to bring the game to life and how it could potentially leapfrog the franchise, at least from a graphic point of view.

As reported in PAX East 2019, Bethesda will use photogrammetry to digitize real-world environments and 3D environments in future games to make them more realistic. This should address some concerns about Bethesda's aging game engine, which he uses for his flagship titles, and should go a long way to ensuring that The Elder Scrolls 6 has much better graphics than its predecessors.

Bethesda has already given us an example of how photogrammetry technology is being used in The Elder Scrolls 6. It has also been revealed to PAX East that Shirley Curry, known as Skyrim Grandma on YouTube, has been scanned and will be featured as an NPC that players will be able to visit in The Elder Scrolls 6.

The reveal that The Elder Scrolls 6 The use of photogrammetry technology is one of the first concrete details that fans have about what the game entails. Everything else is based largely on speculation. For example, a dispute over the Bethesda trademark has led some to believe that The Elder Scrolls 6 will be defined in Redfall, but this has not yet been officially confirmed or denied by anyone involved.

Unfortunately for those who hope to find out more about The Elder Scrolls 6 Bethesda has already confirmed at E3 this year that the match would not be at the show. Or The Elder Scrolls 6 or Starfield Many will wonder what Bethesda will be exhibiting at this year's event.

Since The Elder Scrolls 6 in a few years, it is not surprising that the game jumps the E3 2019, but maybe not. Old scrolls fans can count on seeing The Elder Scrolls 6 in action at E3 2020, the new generation consoles of Sony and Microsoft will have probably been revealed by then.

The Elder Scrolls 6 is in development for unspecified platforms.

Source: Techspot