games

the FTC accidentally forgot to strip attachements from this file

so it's got a bunch of propriatary Bethesda info

most of it 1-3 years old

this was their internal release schedule in Dec 2019, before covid set everything back 2+ years

Leak is revealing next gen xbox will be focusing on goyslop cloud machines

So shitty announcements this year and some pretty good ones next year ig

if project hibiki ends up being something, that would probably hit next 6-9 months

I can't think of something that's come out not accounted on that list

I guess I forgot that the Project Somethings are secret games, I guess this year could be interesting

If they actually announce an oblivion remaster I'm going to laugh my ass off

Fallout 3 Remaster Oblivion Remaster Dishonored 3

all seem interesting

Oblivion isn't like, a good game though

Bethesda has a very large soft spot for Oblivion because it's what made them famous

but it's not good

Fallout 3 Remaster I can kind of get behind because that game argubly isn't bad and probably means we'll get a NV remaster

the only reason I feel like an oblivion remaster would make sense, were if they were trying to break in a new engine (no I don't think they are doing that) it's a well regarded game because of when it came out, more than what it was, and it was so different from Morrowind in being actually approachable

but it would have to be a complete and total remaster/redo for it to hold up today

and I'd rather they just focus on tesVI

Oblivion is argubly just bad A lot of its quests are rather low effort its leveling system is awful its dlc is pretty empty it's difficulty is fucking abysmal

the entire game is pretty empty

i think a morrowind remaster would be more interesting

especially if they kept no fast travel

that'd be a really really interesting game

oblivion is argubly just... empty

it's not very scenic either

have we seen bethesda do a remake/remaster yet?

it fails at making a cultural melting pot as well

they've never done one

other than 30 ports of Skyrim with minor improvements

they make the literal region that had influenced from every other country

the nord area has like 2 nords and the houses are again random generic houses

etc.

if it's a full remaster it could be interesting

but they'd need to fully redo all architecture IMO

and maybe fix some shit like Manimarcos boss fight

ah yes the man who became a god and initated a dragon break in the original elder scrolls is a basic boss fight

LFG!!!!

wow Mankark Camera and his epic basic ass boss fight

it would be funny to spend the time necessary on a full remake. rather than putting that dev work towards the next game

maybe make actual realms of oblivion for each seperate daedra this time too

FO3 remaster, I think makes more sense

a few daedric quests have u go into other planes of oblivion

since there won't be another Fallout game until 2030 at this point

but they all look like Mehrunes

high chance fo76 team is doing this

since they did Pitt DLC for 76

which was first dlc for fallout 3

which should be interesting if they can make DC feel a lot more alive

honestly as bad of an rpg fallout 3 is, it's much better than oblivion

it'll be as alive and thriving as New Atlantis

though this does mean if they skip fallout nv remake

Skyrim is next

tfw Skyrim reemake can happen before year 2030

i think if it's 76 team though

NV remake is def next

that's just natural order of events

I still don't think ES remakes make a ton of sense

there' a market for them, sure

i think the issue is

morrowind needs a lot of work to remake since it's text based and fast travel shouldn't be allowed

and oblivion is a product of its time

yeah

(rushed xbox 360 release)

I think that's a better way to say it

Oblivion is def more possible

but it's still... a lot of work to make it good by modern standards

oblivion is just argubly not a very fixable game though

if they keep the leveling system

it's actually going to fucking suck