Whether or not that's true remains to be seen, but as previously stated, it will likely be years before we find out one way or another. The trademark has since come to the attention of fans, and many are assuming that the trademark is an indication of The Elder Scrolls 6's subtitle. ZeniMax Media, the parent company of Bethesda Game Studios, filed a trademark for something called Redfall on September 10. Even though it's very likely that we won't learn any official details on The Elder Scrolls 6 for years, though, that won't stop the rumor mill from turning, and some even believe that we may have already learned the upcoming game's subtitle. Although that might mean more time for the studio to work on the Elder Scrolls 6 engine.With Bethesda focused on Fallout 76 and Starfield, it's safe to say that The Elder Scrolls 6 is still a long ways off. I don’t think anyone was under the illusion that we’d be getting Elder Scrolls before then, but this is the cold, hard evidence that with a trademark battle going on there really is no chance that the sequel to Skyrim will be coming out any time soon. Look into the trial schedule and it shows that deadlines have been scheduled for the major points in the case, the latest being in August 2020.

Ok, that might sound about as exciting as a minor plot point in Law and Order, but I spoke to our legal team and turns out it’s when you dig into the trial dates via the United States Trademark and Patent Office that things get interesting.

the owners of Bethesda Game Studios) over their attempt to trademark the term ‘Redfall’. Youtuber Skullzi TV has spotted that is opposing the Redfall trademark application against ZeniMax Media (i.e. Elder Scrolls 6 is a very, very long way away, and if this battle is anything to go by, then the ride to get there certainly isn’t going to be an easy one.

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