"We realized that, for games like Starfield or The Elder Scrolls VI, it was not worth to be the typical study of 100 people."

Todd Howard , in an interview with the GamesBeat portal, has talked about the vision of the future that Bethesda Softworks has for the development of different videogames. According to this one, right now the study team is made up of almost 400 people. Something that allows them " not to play safe " in the development of their Triple-A.

"We looked at the horizon, with games like Starfield or The Elder Scrolls VI , and we realized that we no longer had to be the typical study of 100 people," explained Howard. "We started doing everything internally, we had great monthly meetings with everyone at Bethesda Game Studios, and they were broadcast live to the rest of the offices, you're looking at 400 people together in a meeting, and every month we had groups to decide what that's what we were going to do during that period, we wanted to keep everyone focused . "

"Our games are usually so big that, in the absence of six or eight months for their release, they are still only different parts but they do not fit together as well as we would like, in that we spent the last months and, precisely, what what are we doing now with Fallout 76, "he acknowledged. "It's what we're doing right now, assemble all the parts so they do not look like seven different games.