>set just a decade after the events of skyrim >the empire barely defeated the stormcloaks in a drawn out conflict that sucked up men & resources >Hammerfell is still independent but politically divided, the empire is holding itself together by a thread >The Dominion has been rebuilding it's forces unopposed, thanks to the empire being distracted >The Dominion has since gained morrowind as a protectorate, which was barely capable of being called a country at the time of skyrim >Seeing the weakness and having mankind surrounded, the dominion is launching a full scale invasion from all sides to crush the world of men, with the player seeing the events as they happen in Hammerfell >shout system will be carried into the next game via Redguard anime sword abilities >wild card event gets thrown into the mix... dwemer and their robo demi-god return or some shit, and they're somehow no longer it's skin because REASONS.
There's your Elder Scrolls VI: Hammerfell setting bro
Does this mean the dwarves are gonna BTFO the piss-skins with God?
Dominic Reed
>Bethesda will keep the settlement shit except you get to run "refugee camps" or something but it's the same thing >Maybe force you to collect stone and wood like it's fucking Minecraft >Dragons probably return and you get some sort of ability or item to summon them like you could summon vertibirds in FO4 >Hopefully some sort of fast travel alternative to the major cities >Hopefully cool sandstorms >Hopefully some sort of survival mode, although I don't like the one in FO4 >Final battle will be like 10 v 10 >Almost certainly will feature all the daedric shrines and all the usual guilds, will be able to become the master of all of them (again) >They'll drag out gamebryo's dry, dessicated corpse and somehow get it to "work"
A decade between ES games is way too short. Even in RL it is more than 10 years before the new game ffs. Make it 100 years and the Aldmeri are finally crumbling. You will probably play the leader of the first successful revolt which takes place in Hammerfell. If Bethesda has some common sense they will re-introduce old skills like mysticism and alteration spells and stuff.
Julian Hall
Am I the only one that really likes the map? It looks natural and promises to be an interesting landscape with diverse settings.