RaptorChrist on 07 May 2019
I think Bethesda is in a situation where they feel as though they don't have the competency to create a new, better, engine. Thus, knowing that TESVI will need to rely on their old engine, they are going to do it anyways, in the hopes of getting whatever money they can out of the franchise before it's considered dead.
Game engines can be updated and fixed, depending on the circumstances, but they have shown us over time that the best they can do is simply not good enough, and TESVI will suffer as a result.
