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MrMattyPlays wants more than a Sentinel title card

His response to the Elder Scrolls VI reveal proposes substantive trailers, official modder projects and fewer paid anniversary extras.

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Why this story? The video drew 2,189 comments in its first day, 5.1 times a normal first day on this channel (428).

Elder Scrolls VI Reveal Backlash Is Getting WILD…

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1:42Matty examines Jason Schreier's post saying the game remains more than two years away.
4:23Community reactions question how little the title reveal offers after the long wait.
8:29He asks Bethesda to release a substantive trailer rather than another logo.
10:35He proposes bringing modders into official projects to provide interim content.
12:51Free upgrades and content feature in his call for more consumer-friendly decisions.
15:12He recommends clearer roadmaps and greater openness about development engines and future projects.

Bethesda has supplied a name. MrMattyPlays wants something players can actually get their teeth into, and his comment section is busy discussing what another Elder Scrolls announcement ought to deliver.

"Elder Scrolls VI Reveal Backlash Is Getting WILD…" drew more than 2,000 comments in its first day, roughly five times the channel's usual response. Views were ordinary for his regular videos. The unusually lively part was the conversation beneath them.

Viewers turn the long wait into Elder Scrolls jokes: a scroll gathering dust, players resembling Skyrim's undead Draugr by release day, and an announcement so slight it could have arrived by email. Others ask why the gap between major entries has grown so long. Those questions echo Matty's central concern: a title reveal leaves a lot unanswered.

Following his initial response to The Elder Scrolls VI: Sentinel, Matty moves from reaction to a practical wishlist. He examines Jason Schreier's post saying the game remains more than two years away, then asks Bethesda to offer a more substantial trailer. "Do another one, but for real this time," he says.

His other proposals reach beyond marketing: bring modders into official projects, offer free upgrades and content, and publish clearer roadmaps rather than keeping development plans obscure. That modder suggestion connects directly to his own recent coverage of Fallout 4: FEVer Dreams. For this RPG-focused channel, community-made work is already part of the conversation, not just a hypothetical way to fill the wait.

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What viewers say

The teaser remake was on point: an elder scroll buried in dust.
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The whole teaser could’ve been an email.
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When this game is finally released. We will all look like Draugr.
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