So, Skyrim's lead designer is out here saying that making Elder Scrolls and Fallout games faster risks 'disappointing fans' due to potential quality cuts. He’s talking about balancing resources, time, and quality, suggesting you can't rush these massive titles without sacrificing features or introducing more bugs. But honestly, most of us have been waiting so long for Elder Scrolls 6 that the disappointment is already baked into the wait itself! Maybe getting a slightly less polished game *before* we qualify for old age benefits isn't the worst trade-off, especially if they'd consider letting other capable studios like Obsidian handle some of the iconic franchises. At this pace, I'll be explaining to my grandkids why their dada still hasn't played the next main Elder Scrolls title.