The Elder Scrolls 6
Bethesda fans have already analyzed the teaser trailer for Starfield from the E3 conference in great detail and made a discovery that might be related to The Elder Scrolls 6. In one scene of the Starfield video we see the pilot of a spaceship flicking various switches in the cockpit. For a brief moment you can see an engraving which, according to a Reddit user, may give us clues about the location of The Elder Scrolls 6.02:18
Starfield: Release date + short teaser trailer for the new Xbox exclusive game loadVideoPlayer ('83934', '& sAdSetCsategory = artikel_featured', 12, '16: 9 ', false, 1373908, false, 238742, 260, false, 0,' ',' ', false); Starfield The supposed scratch made an unusual impression, which is why the Bethesda fan looked for comparable outlines. He found what he was looking for in the universe of The Elder Scrolls. The engraving is in fact very similar to the area of High Rock and Hammerfell, which is more often referred to as Starfall Bay. You can find a comparison below.
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Starfield fans think they've discovered an Elder Scrolls 6 easter egg in the trailer
© Provided by GamesRadar Starfield trailer reveal still cockpit viewThe Starfield trailer from E3 2021 might contain a reference to The Elder Scrolls 6, according to eagle-eyed fans.
During the Xbox and Bethesda Games Showcase, Starfield kicked the show off with a debut trailer, giving us our first look at the upcoming sci-fi game from Bethesda. However, fans on Reddit believe that they may have discovered an Elder Scrolls 6 easter egg hidden away in the trailer.
During one shot, we get a good view of the cockpit inside of a ship from Starfield, but on the metallic paneling, there are what looks like etchings engraved into them. One of those etchings looks curiously similar to a map drawing, but Elder Scrolls 6 fans think that it's specifically a map of Lilac Bay, a location in the Hammerfell, the region of Tamriel that the upcoming title is thought to be set in.
We've zoomed in, we've enhanced, we've overlaid the images, and while they're not perfect matches, they do bear some similarities. It could also be a possibility seeing as video games enjoy hiding easter eggs away in their media every now and then.
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