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Bethesda made me happy at E3

Bethesda Softworks did a lot of really cool things at E3.  Like, announcing Skyrim: Very Special Edition and then actually releasing it.  They also announced something that probably won't see the light of day for years, but still got a lot of people excited: Elder Scrolls 6.
   

It looks like it is set in High Rock, but we don't know for sure.  (I personally was hoping for Valenwood.)

You might say I'm a bit of an Elder Scrolls fan.


I mean, it's not like I'm addicted or anything.  I just really like the series.  Perfectly normal.


Okay maybe I have a problem, but c'mon everyone likes modding.  It's fun and really hard to stop.


Look, what I'm getting at here is: Elder Scrolls 6!  I CAN'T WAIT!

I have a problem send help!  Specifically, someone who can make animobjects!
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