Pete Hines, the main marketing man at Bethesda, confirmed that Starfield is still their priority with Elder Scrolls 6 only arriving after that.

According to Pete Hines, Vice President of Bethesda, the team was shocked that players weren’t all that invested in the competitive parts of Fallout 76.

Fallout 76 will require an internet connection to play, and every character you encounter on your questing is another human being. It’s a significant change, and one that’ll take a fair bit of getting used to. It’s not just odd, it’s also risky. What if Fallout fans aren’t enamoured with the change? Speaking to Gamespot, Bethesda’s Marketing VP Pete Hines said that making the shift was “really scary.”

Just like Bethesda did with the Fallout 4 Pip boy CE, the Power Armour edition will be made in very limited quantities. It’s pretty much sold out everywhere already, which means that if you haven’t already pre-ordered, it’s unlikely that you’ll get one. Unless you scour ebay and buy one for a premium.

Without a word on it, Bethesda has been quietly rolling back their controversial review policy that they instated in 2016. And it turns out players and critics alike applied the right type of pressure to make it so.

Fallout 4 is still without mod support on PS4, and it doesn't look to be changing anytime soon.

Hoping to move that Xbox 360 save to the Xbox One? Perhaps you strugged on the PS3 and want to move that over to the PS4? Nope.

Of course there'll be a new Elder Scrolls. But it's going to be a while.