[Foreign media shouts about "The Elder Scrolls 6": Control your ambitions, don't be like "Starry Sky", which is "high-minded and low-handed"] Foreign media Gamerant issued an article today saying that Bethesda's next work "The Elder Scrolls 6" should have smaller ambitions to avoid this year's "The Elder Scrolls 6" "Starry Sky" problems. The article pointed out: "Starry Sky" is one of the hottest topics this year. As B's new IP after many years, it has received high enough attention before it was launched. However, after experiencing it, I found that the more than a thousand planets in the announcement are not a highlight. Most of the planets are empty and lacking in content, which is a huge shortcoming for an exploratory game. Although "The Elder Scrolls 6" may also be an ambitious work, B Club should no longer mistakenly believe that "number" can defeat "quality". If "Starry Sky" cuts the number of planets by 3/4, but each planet has rich and unique content, its influence will be much greater than it is now. This is also the lesson that Company B needs to learn this time. It may be safer and more effective to reduce the scale appropriately. "The Elder Scrolls 6" is currently in the early development stage, and it will take a long time to wait until it is officially released.