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Catherine Lewis

Todd Howard regrets not supporting Fallout 4 and Skyrim for longer, but won't make the mistake with Elder Scrolls 6 and Starfield as he hints a "10-year horizon" has already been considered

A screenshot from the Starfield: Shattered Space trailer, overlooking a tower-like structure with a blue aurora in the background.

Starfield and The Elder Scrolls 6 director Todd Howard says that Bethesda is planning to support both RPGs for a long time to come – a strategy he regrets not pushing further with Skyrim and Fallout 4.

In a new interview with MrMattyPlays on YouTube (below), Howard is asked about the idea of Bethesda's games being "single-player service titles," in the sense of them receiving support long after their releases. When asked if this should be the expectation going forward for the studio's games, Howard says: "I don't know that I would put that label on it, but I think the end thing you said which is that expectation that we'll update them for years is true. 

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