Top 10 Things We Want In the Elder Scrolls VI

There were never throwing knives in an Elder Scrolls game, despite the fact mods were available for that. Throwing knives would be an incredibly cool idea for The Elder Scrolls VI.

Anyone who has played the 3rd Elder Scrolls will be familiar with spears. A lot of people are demanding for them to return.

Creating a class is essential for RPG games. This feature is absent in The Elder Scrolls V.

Elder Scrolls IV had the best character creation. It was so open to the point where you could make your character look horribly ugly, with absurd face shapes, unusual hair colors, and finishing it off with giving the character a very funny name.

In past Elder Scrolls games, you could get rumors from any NPC and play speechcraft with them. Those are absent in Elder Scrolls V.

These features returning in Elder Scrolls VI will result in beating its predecessor by miles.

In Elder Scrolls V, Hammerfell is a province that got mentioned constantly. That sounds like the next game will most likely take place there.

Elder Scrolls III is about the Traitorous Tribunal. Elder Scrolls IV is about the Daedra. Elder Scrolls V is about Dragons.

Elder Scrolls VI should be about the Dwemer. Once upon a time, Hammerfell belonged to the Dwemer, and there are so many Dwemer ruins in Hammerfell.

In Elder Scrolls V, there were so many "Go give this dude my sword" quests. After completing that quest, the quest giver will start acting like he or she has known you for years.

Reducing these quests in Elder Scrolls VI will make the game better.

In Elder Scrolls III and Elder Scrolls IV, you have the Arena. For those who only played Elder Scrolls V, you fight one, two, or three combatants who range from spells to bows to melee. As you win each match, you rank up.

With Arena absent in Elder Scrolls V, it got something softer, which is called Marriage. This is a gimmick to get more people who like "The Sims" to buy Elder Scrolls V. What Marriage does is turn the NPC you made your spouse into an ATM machine.

Even though the combat system is fairly good, it lacked tactics and better dodge mechanics. We need better combat.

Just take a look at today's gaming industry. AAA titles without them are rare, but they can be found.