What we can tell you for certain is that The Elder Scrolls 6 is indeed in development, and that it will be the next release for Bethesda Game Studios, now that Starfield is out. Even so, it's clear that the game is quite a ways out, especially following recent comments from Xbox head Phil Spencer.Hammerfell

The prevailing theory is that the sequel will let players loose in Hammerfell – the central setting of The Elder Scrolls 2: Daggerfall and The Elder Scrolls Adventures: Redguard, as well as a visitable location in The Elder Scrolls Online.We also know that Bethesda has post-launch content planned for its intergalactic adventure, meaning the studio won't be solely focused on Elder Scrolls 6 for some time yet. Still, it's good to know that the project is moving ahead as planned – even with the Elder Scrolls 6 projected to release in "early 2026."

Will dragons return in Elder Scrolls 6 : And most notably, there won't be any dragons. This may come somewhat as a surprise to the Elder Scrolls community, as dragons were such a popular aspect of The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim. However, it makes sense when looking back at past games in the franchise.

How old is Skyrim 5

It is the fifth main installment in The Elder Scrolls series, following The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (2006), and was released worldwide for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360 on November 11, 2011.

Is The Elder Scrolls 6 still 5 years away : As of 2021, the game was still in the design phase. Based on Spencer's comments, fans shouldn't expect The Elder Scrolls 6 to launch until 2028 at the earliest. It's worth noting 2028 is the year Microsoft expects the next generation of consoles to launch.

Ultimately, the largest Elder Scrolls game of all time by explorable area will likely always be the Daggerfall map, but even this newest, management-oriented entry has more "area" than, say, the card game Elder Scrolls Legends.

The Elder Scrolls Online takes place during the Age of Heroes, 1,000 years before the events of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.

Will dragons still appear Skyrim

Short answer: They can't. Until you do the quest to kill the dragon outside of Whiterun, they won't spawn. After that, they will always continue to spawn, however once you finish the main questline, the %chance of dragons spawning lessens, but they never vanish forever.They never stop spawning, ever. From the time you are trying to escape Helgen until the Jarl of Whiterun sends you to rid the dragon at the watch tower you will not see any dragons.Violence, drug use, and partial nudity are the main reasons. Obviously you are a warrior in the game. Whether you use weapons or magic is irrelevant. Not long and starting the game you see a bang his head cut off, complete with blood.

Due to the relatively few sexual themes, I would recommend 11+ for most, but a very mature 9yr old could also play this game. Parents should still occasionally check in on the game to make sure their child is not engaging in weird activities. Minor swearing (“D—n You!”), so if you have an issue with that be mindful.

Will Elder Scrolls 6 be bigger than Skyrim : One Elder Scrolls fan has drafted up a potential map, predicting that The Elder Scrolls VI will be roughly on par with Oblivion's map, whilst being 50% larger than Skyrim's.

Does Elder Scrolls have an ending : The credits are at the main menu if you're really interested. Beth cut out the credits from rolling after the end of the main quest, so there isn't technically an ending.

Is Skyrim’s map bigger than GTA

The GTAV world, no doubt. Skyrim isn't very big when you think about it. It seems big though because you move very slowly. If there were helicopters and jets in skyrim the place would feel tiny.

Skyrim is much larger than Morrowind, more than doubling that game's size at 37 kilometers (which doesn't include the impressive verticality of the fifth Elder Scrolls title). Some of that space is water and mountains, but nearly all of the landscape has something for players to discover.2920 years

For example the first era was 2920 years long. The second was 896 years long I believe. The third was 433 years and the fourth era is at least 201 years old. The reason eras end or change is because an event that changes the continent happens.

Is ESO lore canon : "The events in #ESO are canon, but the game is a new MMOG (not ES6). Bethsoft will continue to make great single-player ES games!" "Yes, #ESO is canon. We work closely with Bethesda to ensure that all lore in ESO is historically accurate & canon-appropriate."