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Fans were left disappointed as no new trailer for “The Elder Scrolls 6” was revealed during the June Xbox showcase, fueling speculation that an internal trailer has been circulating. The question on everyone’s mind now is: when can we expect to see it? With very limited information available about the upcoming Elder Scrolls game, it seems like development may have just started, despite the announcement being made in 2018. However, according to insider Jez Corden, who has previously assured gamers of the existence of a trailer, the game is actually “quite playable” at this stage.

If you choose not to do so, you have the option to either watch the trailer below or read Ed Thorn’s (RPS, rest in peace) preview from 2023. In his review, he expressed excitement about the game but also had concerns that it might become a chaotic and overextended mix. After that, you could think about participating in the game’s upcoming playtest, which takes place from July 25th to July 30th.

Although FromSoftware’s roguelike-style adaptation of their Souls formula brings a level of unpredictability similar to a major overhaul by a randomizer mod in one of the series’ standard games, modder thefifthmatt has managed to make further adjustments to this already innovative setup.

At first, Modryn seemed more like a slight nuisance than a friend, but over time, our relationship evolved into an enduring platonic bond. Despite our contrasting personalities – I was chatty while he was reserved and grumpy – we found common ground. Unfortunately, Modryn lacks tact and respect for personal space, often invading my privacy by standing too close or staring intently. It felt as though he was probing deep into my soul, perhaps passing judgment on our unequal friendship dynamic, where I often forced him to accompany me without offering much assistance in return. In hindsight, I realize I could have treated him more kindly.

On Twitter, Capcom announced they’ve received requests for making limited-time Arch-tempered monsters permanent. As a result, battles against Arch-tempered Rey Dau and Uth Duna have been made permanently available for hunting.

On July 23rd, Rey Dau, the grand golden Tesla dragon, will make his comeback, following the conclusion of the ongoing event quest on July 16th. Meanwhile, Uth Duna, an early debuting flamboyant alligator known for its frequent self-sneezes, is set to arrive on the same day, a week earlier than originally planned.

Starting from July 16, the ongoing Arch-tempered Rey Dau event quest in Monster Hunter Wilds will temporarily reappear. But, come July 23, with the Festival of Accord: Flamefete event, this quest will become a permanent fixture in the game. Simultaneously, on that same day, Arch-tempered Uth Duna, one of the new additions following Title Update 2, will also be made permanently accessible.

One key improvement made is addressing the giant-sized problem that emerged during the last update, as well as resolving issues related to accepting tasks for Lagiacrus and Seregios, which should now function properly. There are many other enhancements too.

Coming up soon on consoles and PCs is a sneak peek at Update 1.2 for the remastered version of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion.

In this new phrasing, I’ve tried to use simpler language while maintaining clarity and keeping the original meaning intact.

During the creation of Avalon, I wasn’t directly targeted, but when it launched in May, I observed a lot of positive feedback. With my recent fascination for first-person RPGs following games like Kingdom Come Deliverance and Avowed, I thought now would be an excellent moment to explore something new. I wanted to see if Avalon could potentially be a hidden gem.