Everyone thinks The Elder Scrolls VI will be called Sentinel

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Over the past week, rumors have started swirling as Redditors (probably correctly) deduced the title of the upcoming Elder Scrolls game, which will apparently be Sentinel. Following a post from Xbox CEO Asha Sharma, who enjoyed a gameplay demo of the game at Bethesda, where she hinted that the name of the next game might be an 8-letter word, old easter eggs resurfaced.
WCCftech said:
There's a couple of reasons for that. For starters, it turns out that Bethesda Game Studios had been sneakily teasing it for a very long time, even at the Starfield character creation screen. A user quickly discovered that the Employee Number listed on the screen was actually the same for everyone: 190514-2009140512. When divided into pairs and read as alphabet letters, it was revealed to be:
19 05 14 20 09 14 05 12 - S E N T I N E L
On top of that, a former Bethesda employee apparently confirmed the name after it started emerging. Do you believe in this rumor? Do you expect it to be correct, or do you think it's just collective imagination? On a scale from 0 (starfield) to 10 (morrowind) how excited are you about this next Elder Scrolls game?

:arrow: Source: https://wccftech.com/elder-scrolls-vi-subtitle-sentinel-starfield-easter-egg-cracked/
 
Problem with these games is same that annoys me with Halo games.

Your character doesnt even look like it belongs in the world.

Old fashioned 90s games where it was a model running like a tank press button it floats with slight leg bend animation to look like a piss poor jump.

I installed oblivion remake again just to see if I could try it, and god reminds me of skyrim, so it seems these devs too are like halo where they dont improve anything other than make the map bigger.
I would say that Skyrim reminded you of Oblivion.
Oblivion, when it landed, was massive, Skyrim was a damned juggernaut with the release date and dragon's coming in.
It's only natural that Skyrim was an expanded, prettier (debatable), Oblivion. It has some serious shoes to fill.

Damn, I love that game (Oblivion). I'll have to return to it after I let go of Dragon's Dogma Dark Arisen, which will still take a while.
 
I would say that Skyrim reminded you of Oblivion.
Oblivion, when it landed, was massive, Skyrim was a damned juggernaut with the release date and dragon's coming in.
It's only natural that Skyrim was an expanded, prettier (debatable), Oblivion. It has some serious shoes to fill.

Damn, I love that game (Oblivion). I'll have to return to it after I let go of Dragon's Dogma Dark Arisen, which will still take a while.
I'm convinced a lot of people can only play and enjoy one iteration of this game

My older brother played Morrowind first, and neither Oblivion or Skyrim lived up to his expectations

I played Oblivion first, and Skyrim didn't live up to my expectations

And people I know who played Skyrim first couldn't go back and beat Oblivion or Morrowind

They are all kind of the same game - so once you sunk 300 hours in one, it's hard to really get into the others
 
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It's cool and all, but it's hard to get excited for bethesda games. I know it's obvious, but they're just so painfully buggy when they first release..
 

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