Former Bethesda dev Bruce Nesmith has revealed that there was some internal hesitation to move on from the fantasy world of The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim and onto more sci-fi-oriented territory like Starfield and F🥂allout, but ultimately the veteran RPG developer views the shift as a learning experience.

Talking to , Nesmith said it was a "relief" when Bethesda moved on to Fallout 4 after Skyrim and Starfield after Fallout as it allowed the developers to "exercise new c🐟reative m💖uscles," although he remembered not everyone feeling the same enthusiasm.

"There are some people, admittedly, who weren’t attracted to Fallout or weren’t attracted to Starfield, who came to Bethesda simply because they wanted to work o🙈n fantasy titles," Nesmith said. "That’s going to be true everywhere, but Bethesda has always wanted to be a multi-title studio, and I think it’s a sm⛦art thing to do. I think it’s good for the people who work there. I think it’s good for the industry. I think it’s good for the consumers."

Of course, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Bethesda Game Studios' next project is the long, long-awaited return to the fantasy realm with 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:The Elder Scrolls 6. Nesmith retired from Bethesda in 2021, but he's been out and about lately talking about his time with the company, recently predicting that The Elder Scrolls 6 won't go b💮ack to "fiddly stat sheets" after the success of Baldur's Gate 3.

Nesmith also recently opened up about his working relationship with Todd Howard, who he said would sometimes work on "two dozen" projects at once and is the face of Bethesda partly because he's "incredibly photogenic".