Fans seem quite divided on what they want to see in “The Elder Scrolls 6”, but there is one thing that many seem to agree has no place in the new game – multiplayer. While some sort of cooperative mode could work out, according to some, Bethesda should ultimately focus on developing a strong single player experience like they know best.
We already saw that “The Elder Scrolls Online” didn’t work out so well, and while this can be attributed to flaws in the game itself, many complained that they couldn’t immerse themselves into it like they normally can in an “Elder Scrolls” game, and therefore it was missing a large part of its charm.
Expanding the world of the game and its contents seems to be the top desire of most players, but it’s interesting to note that the changes “Fallout 4” brought to the table in this regard weren’t received very well.
Many players were disappointed with the world of that game, claiming that it felt too cluttered and needed more of the large open areas of “Fallout 3” and “New Vegas” to give it a true sense of scale. While it’s true that the map of “Fallout 4” was actually a step up in dimensions, it’s not hard to agree that it did feel too constricted and tightly packed in some areas, so Bethesda should take some hints from that for their work on “The Elder Scrolls 6”.