The Elder Scrolls 6 is reportedly more than two years away, and some fans are not coping well
Theories that Bethesda is hinting at an earlier launch are already surfacing, and a few of them are pretty good.
The Elder Scrolls 6, initially named Sentinel, is set to be delayed further by an additional two years, according to Bethesda. Industry reporter Jason Schreier confirmed this, stating that the game is still more than two years away. This news has sparked a range of reactions from fans, with some expressing understanding, gratitude, and sympathy, while others doubt or distrust the two-year window as mere speculation.
Some fans have proposed theories about the game's release, such as a 2027 launch or the use of the title "Sentinel" as a marketing ploy, but these theories remain unsubstantiated. The delay has led some fans to express their disappointment and frustration, with the sentiment that two more years of waiting may be inevitable.
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