"And I'm like, 'Uhh, I'm not gonna talk about that right now either,'" Howard replied, but it was too late. Seeing the perfect opening, his son asks, "Okay, when is Elder Scrolls VI coming?" "Let's talk about something else."īe careful what you wish for Todd. However, after a while, the constant "Skyrim this, Skyrim that" got to him. He enjoyed that his son was taking such an interest in a product that he helped create. This new obsession made him even more persistent with his dad, insisting on showing him what all his favorite mods did. His son eventually got the Xbox version so that he could play with mods. The young man was so captivated with TESV that he was driving Howard up the wall with constant questions about it like, "Dad what's with the Thalmor," and "What are your favorite Daedra?" "Then when Skyrim came out on Switch, I said, 'Well you've played a lot of Zelda, I think you might like Skyrim.' The short story is: he got obsessed with it." "He was too young to play Skyrim when it came out," he related. In it, Howard related how he turned his youngest son on to the Switch version of Skyrim and created a little monster. Ted Price from Insomniac Games conducted the interview. Howard, who directed both Skyrim and Fallout 4, recently appeared on an Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences (AIAS) Game Maker's Notebook podcast.
It seems that I am in good company because even Todd Howard's own son is itching for a follow-up to The Elder Scrolls V. As much as I love it, I am ready for a new single-player TES adventure. Don't get me wrong, The Elder Scrolls Online was fun for a while, but I'm back to playing Skyrim again. We have all been impatiently waiting for some word - any word - on the next Elder Scrolls installment.
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