We already knew they were modifying their physics and animation tools for Starfield, but all of this confirms pretty much an entire overhaul of the Creation Engine.Īlso, really nice that they got around capturing (and immortalizing) Shirley Curry as an NPC in The Elder Scrolls VI. While Creation Engine 2 will be the basis for Bethesdas next games, Howard explained that every game will have some new suites of technology so Elder Scrolls. All in all, I'm just glad that BGS is turning around and improving their engine tech. Creation Engine 2 has been built for Starfield, a game now confirmed to be exclusive to Xbox, and this is where the team is concentrating on development right now. The Creation Engine 2 is an upcoming engine used to power The Elder Scrolls VI. It is also cool to see that BGS will be adapting Quixel megascan technology to their engine, as you can see here, and they have a new renderer/lighting engine implementation from Enlighten Global Illumination middleware tools (which they are testing in Fallout 76 currently, actually). Yes it's an 'old' topic, but I think it's important to say that. It will be heavily changed both by Starfield and further modifications for TES VI though, and parts will be new. Bethesda tycoon Todd Howard has recently revealed a lot of key information pertaining to the publishers recent projects. The 'new engine' meme is a fundamental misunderstanding of how computer programs even work.
Since Ilaic Bay is home to one The Towers from Tamriel (The Direnni Tower), and said structures have been a key location on most past Elder Scrolls games, I think this is a given. One of the biggest overall issues with the Creation Engine is the way that it ties its physics system and other key components to a 60 FPS cap. Asking for a new engine is asking for more bugs and less features.
Obviously the environment is very reminiscent of Hammerfell, and coupled with the reveal trailer, I think we can put two and two together and pin-point the location of TES VI - either Hammerfell or Ilaic Bay (which is the region that combines both High Rock and Hammerfell).
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