The style of armor and swords in this concept painting are obvious at first glance.

And referring to the magical background game under Nebula Games, it is undoubtedly "The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim"!

Frost Sadness, this should be one of the main weapons of the sequel to the "Elder Scrolls" series, and its status may be like the "Elder Scrolls".

In the previous story plot, we can see that the world devourer Auduin was not completely destroyed, it was just temporarily destroyed, so Auduin did not really die.

In the distant future, Oduin will definitely return again, and the world of "The Elder Scrolls" and the beautiful province of Skyrim will also be destroyed.

Obviously, this new work tells the plot of the follow-up story, and this long sword called Frost Sadness is likely to be the magical artifact used by the players to completely kill Oduin.

And considering that the word "Frost" in the sadness of frost symbolizes the ice element, it is very likely that there will be "Frost xx or "Fire xx".

Earth Wind Fire Ice Thunder, this element may have a special weapon for each element. Players as dragon descendants will embark on an adventure of collecting these artifacts and finally completely killing Oduin's soul.

Countless fanatical fans of "The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim" have been completely excited. Even though Yang Chen only announced a simple concept original painting on the official blog, they have completely figured out what the game looks like.

Players are having a lot of discussions in the community forum, and some mod masters have also begun to make weapon replacement mods about "Frost Sadness".

The next day, Yang Chen looked at the hot discussions of online players, and a very delicate expression appeared on his face.

My account in the community forum revealed that Nebula Games has a crew, and the things they filmed may be magical game plots.

Then my account on the official blog just released a conceptual original painting of weapons. How did you players think of so many follow-ups?

And it was quite like a story for a while, even the subsequent plot of "The Elder Scrolls" was compiled.

Looking at the players who were still discussing the Internet, Yang Chen felt speechless for a while.

Seeing the players' discussions getting more intense, Yang Chen even saw that there were many excited players overseas, saying that the new game was a sequel to "The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim" and other remarks.

Suddenly, Yang Chen was a little panicked.

Yang Chen is very confident about the quality of "Warcraft", but he also needs to pay attention to two key points, that is, the RTS type has developed to this day, which is already considered a very niche game.

In addition, "The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim" has a high position in the minds of players, and even won the first domestic team's international best game award.

It can be said that once players have preconceived the idea that Warcraft is the sequel to "The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim", when the final conclusion is made, it will be necessary to confirm the sentence. The greater the expectations, the greater the disappointment.

Moreover, players who originally thought that Warcraft would be a sequel to the "Elder Scrolls" series will also involuntarily compare it with it. Such a comparison is likely to happen a big deal.

After all, these two games are not of the same type at all. How do you compare them here?

Moreover, players must compare the advantages of "The Elder Scrolls", such as the freedom of the game, the openness of the game, and a series of advantages.

As an RTS game, how can "Warcraft" compare with "The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim"?

Isn't this a mess?

This can't be done anymore!

Looking at the increasingly heated remarks discussed by players online, Yang Chen felt that some news should be revealed, at least to make players understand that this is not the sequel to "The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim".

Thinking of this, Yang Chen immediately opened his official blog and asked his assistant to ask the webpage of Warcraft and the publicity department to pay attention to his official blog.

In the game community, when players are still discussing what the sadness of frost will be.

Yang Chen's official blog sent another message, and this message was very simple and crude.

‘New game, Warcraft is a brand new IP, a brand new RTS game. (As for the sequel to the "Elder Scrolls" that everyone is looking forward to, we already have a huge plan, but maybe everyone won't see it in the short term.)’

I will tell you very simply that this new game is called "Warcraft" instead of the sequel to "The Elder Scrolls" you think. Of course, in order to appease the players, Yang Chen also briefly talked about the sequel to "The Elder Scrolls".

With the release of Yang Chen's news and the official release of Nebula Games, the players who were following the moment, the media and industry insiders were stunned.

Nebula Games’ new game is not a sequel to the “The Elder Scrolls” series, but another new ip?

And it's an RTS type game?

Everyone was confused, and ordinary players had no feelings, but people in the game industry were a little confused.

rts game?

Domestic, no, what is the global market for RTS games?

Niche, there are a group of die-hard fans who love RTS and are active in this game circle. Even the RTS game a few years ago had more than 100,000 online users.

But then everyone thought of a game - "Red Alert".

This game released by Nebula Games is not a masterpiece of 3A itself, but with its magnified entertainment gameplay mode, it emphasizes the purpose of bringing players a refreshing experience. This game has won the favor of many players and is also an evergreen tree in today's RTS games.

Although some hardcore competitive rts players have mixed reputations about the game "Red Alert", they cannot deny their success.

Obviously, Nebula's "Warcraft" should be such a game.

This includes players also realizing one thing, and then thinking about the DLC about the "World War" in "Red Alert", the connection with "Metal Equipment: Phantom Pain", and the connection between the Easter egg in "Assassin's Creed". Players and those who are concerned in the game industry instantly had a bold idea and speculation.

Could it be that the game "Warcraft" is like "Red Alert" a big background narrative game?

"Red Alert" tells the background story of games such as "Metal Equipment: Phantom Pain" and "Assassin's Creed". Maybe there will be IP linkages in the future.

So is "Warcraft" a Western magical background, and there will be IP-style linkage?

For example, in "The Elder Scrolls: Sky", did Yang Chen, on the official blog, say that the "The Elder Scrolls" series will have a huge plan?

Could it be that this is the plan!?

Thinking of this, the players were excited, and they even outlined a huge blueprint in their minds.

Nebula games are awesome!
Chapter completed!