Skyrim Game Director Has a Very Specific Wishlist For The Elder Scrolls VI: Sentinel
The Elder Scrolls VI: Sentinel is probably still a couple years away, and we don't know much about Bethesda's next big MMO. However, the game director for Skyrim has come out with a couple of specific requests for the game.
The Elder Scrolls VI: Sentinel, Bethesda's upcoming MMO, remains a few years away from release. However, design director Bruce Nesmith has expressed two specific wishes for the game. During a podcast interview, Nesmith, now a novelist, discussed his time at Bethesda and shared two key requests for Skyrim VI. Firstly, he advocated for improved mounts in the game, a common fan desire given Skyrim's limited mount system.
He suggested that horses should not only serve as transportation but also engage in combat alongside the player. Secondly, Nesmith highlighted the issue of ladders in Skyrim, explaining how their absence hampers multi-layer game design. He noted that the current system, where players simply click on a ladder to ascend or descend, restricts the art team's creativity in creating complex, multi-layered environments.
Additionally, the programming challenges associated with ladders, such as managing enemy AI behavior and player inventory, have proven difficult and time-consuming. Nesmith expressed hope that Skyrim VI could overcome these limitations, potentially featuring solutions similar to those seen in other RPGs. Despite the game's long development timeline, Bethesda has already begun selling merchandise related to Elder Scrolls VI: Sentinel, indicating the anticipation surrounding the title's release.
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