It's not"covering" anything and no one is forcing you to play ESO Mobile Gold. If you are assuming Bethesda is wasting energy that may be moving into The Elder Scrolls Blades then you're mistaken. Bethesda Game Studios includes 3 distinct branches, they can't just have all 3 of them with 400 workers working on one single project to accelerate development or enlarge its aspirations, hence why its divide into branches in the first location. The Elder Scrolls Blades just had approximately 100 people working on it before it released, Fallout 4 was a little over. You don't need each and every worker working on one job, this is the soul reason Blades is being developed in the first location. They have 3 big projects which were announced, and I'd imagine blades only needs a small percent of the workers in contrast to the teams working on these games. I envision the teams comprising 100 people on Fallout 76 (maybe less), 100 on Starfield (perhaps more), 100 on The Elder Scrolls Blades (maybe more), and another 100 works on mobile games along with other side projects BGS wants to experiment like enhancing the Creation engine or working with virtual reality, anything.
DarkLames I concur, I think this a game is much more of a return to their roots (yeah I made that mention ) in the sense that Buy The Elder Scrolls Blades Gold is basically only remaking the OG elder scrolls arena and putting some combat elements from newer games (like magicka) and giving personalities exactly the same look as Skyrim characters.they also have stated that this is gonna be among the most ambitious projects ever for The Elder Scrolls Blades which either means it's gont be more amazing or their horribly wrong because in the past couple of years how many expansions did they make for The Elder Scrolls Blades? A whole lot, and when it is gonna be more ambitious than that it's gonna have to be mad. Like, a map the size of redguard with detail like that of skyrim and lore implications like that of oblivion.