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The Elder Scrolls 6 location possibilities are. Or at least they are on first inspection of that super brief E3 2018 teaser trailer we saw - but we actually think it might be possible to narrow them down.Below, we're going to run through a series of potential locations and settings for the Elder Scrolls 6. We'll rule some out - at least in principle - and highlight some others that we think are particularly likely, and then finally, further below, we'll go through a quick rundown of everything else we know about The Elder Scrolls 6 - like its platforms and potential release date - so you've got all the information in one place.Do bear in mind though that, really, this is a bit of fun - even if we do start to get quite into it as we go. Me without you 2001 youtube. Why we think Hammerfell is the location of The Elder Scrolls 6There's really not a lot to go on here but, if we had to, we'd plant our flag in Hammerfell as the location of The Elder Scrolls 6.
Here's why - and bear with us, because we're going way into speculation territory here. Basic assumptions:Firstly, let's make some assumptions.
Let's assume, for the sake of narrowing it down, that the following is true (and that you've watched that teaser trailer, above):. It's not set in all of Tamriel - it might be (and we'll discuss the possibility of that below), but if we want to even try to narrow it down, we have to at least start with assuming this trailer isn't just a generic mockup of 'somewhere in the continent'. And, finally, this map, from, which puts a little tower inland, to the south-east of Sentinel, if you can see it - that could be the ruined fort we see in the trailer:Away from those very cartographical arguments, there are, actually, quite a lot of other reasons why Sentinel and Hammerfell make sense.
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Speaking more broadly Hammerfell is just a great location to set big, fantasy RPG: it's a large area, it has a range of climates and environments (not just the dry mountains we saw but also greenery, snowy mountains, and the vast Alik'r desert) - okay, admittedly this is still kind of cartographical - but also a range of enhabitants, too.Elder Scrolls games have, at the very least in their more modern, post-Morrowind forms, tended to lean quite heavily on racial and political conflict as a foundation for their plot. Regardless of whether or not you think they've been handled with the proper depth, issues like mass migration, racial and religious tension, colonialism, civil war and class struggle have run as threads throughout these games for years, and certain regions, at least in their current forms in the 'lore', just don't have the necessary variety of population to carry them.Hammerfell, however, has the mass emigration of the Redguard people - from the ancient, non-Tamriel land of Yokuda (see the map above, sourced from ) - built into its history.