The idea is to ascend to the biggest possible announcement. Not start off with it, and have people totally indifferent to the rest (and majority) of your projects, which people give decreasingly less shits about. Nobody was going to care about the Elder Scroll Blades, Elder Scroll Legends, Doom, Quake, etc. if they started off by announcing Elder Scrolls VI, LOL. It's like starting off a UFC PPV with the main event title fight.No, it wasn't.
It's the best you can do if all you have is a teaser trailer for a game in pre-production after that opening blunder. If they had more to show off they could have led with TES VI, got everyone's eyes on them and excited, rolled out their other stuff, and people wouldn't become impatient because they would know more on TES VI was coming later. So then finish with a closer look at the main game.
Part of me wonders if this was planned, or it was hastily thrown together damage control. The very fact they're having to talk about a "lack of enthusiasm" indicates they didn't understand how to properly generate enthusiasm for those lesser titles.
At the very least...don't open with a huge, tantalizing teaser announcement, "We're going to make an announcement", and then keep everyone on the edge of their seats for half a day just to roll out...Fallout 76. That's the-boy-who-cried-wolf stuff right there.
Water under the bridge, I suppose. All anyone cared about was this.
Now deliver.
Nobody cares about those titles the way they did it, so your conjecture is speculation while mine is fact.The idea is to ascend to the biggest possible announcement. Not start off with it, and have people totally indifferent to the rest (and majority) of your projects, which people give decreasingly less shits about. Nobody was going to care about the Elder Scroll Blades, Elder Scroll Legends, Doom, Quake, etc. if they started off by announcing Elder Scrolls VI, LOL. It's like starting off a UFC PPV with the main event title fight.
But you're a mod, so you win the argument. I'm just relieved you're not in event production.
They don't even have a title yet, which probably means they just started working on it as of last week.
I'm curious to see if they will raise the bar for open world RPGs like the Witcher did.
Should have led with this instead of building hype around a support title. That was clumsy PR.
Bethesda teases The Elder Scrolls VI
Yeah, that approach isn't working so well, is it? They were the butt of this E3 in the press and online social media.Can’t lead with a game that’s possibly 2-3 years out. Bethesda never shows anything that’s really far out until last nights E3. They have 0 gameplay or in-engine trailer to show so might as well just hit us with the music and logo then bounce.
I think they did it right.
No, it wasn't.
It's the best you can do if all you have is a teaser trailer for a game in pre-production after that opening blunder. If they had more to show off they could have led with TES VI, got everyone's eyes on them and excited, rolled out their other stuff, and people wouldn't become impatient because they would know more on TES VI was coming later. So then finish with a closer look at the main game.
Part of me wonders if this was planned, or it was hastily thrown together damage control. The very fact they're having to talk about a "lack of enthusiasm" indicates they didn't understand how to properly generate enthusiasm for those lesser titles.
At the very least...don't open with a huge, tantalizing teaser announcement, "We're going to make an announcement", and then keep everyone on the edge of their seats for half a day just to roll out...Fallout 76. That's the-boy-who-cried-wolf stuff right there.
Water under the bridge, I suppose. All anyone cared about was this.
Now deliver.
They need the hype. They have to make share holders happy.Pretty weak "announcement". Game won't be out for 5+ years. It isn't even the next AAA title they're working on. It's not like people thought they would just abandon the series. Honestly, they should've saved this "announcement" for a few years.
Lmao at opening with like a 10 second landscape trailer. They only did that so Todd Howard and Pete Hines stop getting harrassed on social media about TES VI.
This game is a long way away and only and idiot didn't know a new TES was in the pipeline.
They need the hype. They have to make share holders happy.
Lmao at opening with like a 10 second landscape trailer. They only did that so Todd Howard and Pete Hines stop getting harrassed on social media about TES VI.
This game is a long way away and only and idiot didn't know a new TES was in the pipeline.
Should have led with this instead of building hype around a support title. That was clumsy PR.