Officially titled “The Elder Scrolls Online: The Imperial City,” the new DLC will add dungeons, quests, characters, enemies, currencies, weapons and armors, as well as other exclusive items and collectibles to gamers when it hits the PC, the Mac, the Xbox One, and the PlayStation 4 beginning on September 15.
Instead of being pressured by reports that another developer is reportedly working on “Skyrim 2” as a separate installment to the highly-successful role-playing game “The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim,” Bethesda is not worried at all by the looming threat.
Pete Hines says that it’s rare to have franchises like the ones they have to have people joking about when ‘Skyrim 2’ is coming out.
He added that the reason why people say that is because that’s what they will be getting with another developer and publisher in charge. Hines said that the developer would be spitting out a “Skyrim 2” sometime in 2017 or 2018 most likely. He explained that Bethesda is not that sort of developer and publisher, citing that they don’t focus on what’s their 25 titles in 2015.
The Bethesda exec said that they normally focus on smaller projects and they choose to publish games based on quality and not on the scale. He says that they always want to come up with games that are really noteworthy. Without saying it directly, Hines is obviously insinuating that they want to make “The Elder Scrolls 6” worth the long wait because of its quality make and gameplay.