I agree with most here that Skyrim, Cyrodil and Vvardenfell have been thoroughly "done" until Bethesda has visited most/ all of the other provinces on the continent. Looking at the map, the other regions/provinces are have almost perfect sizes and geography to make 3 fantastic future games possible, with each map getting slightly larger than the last.

I'm personally hoping for Valenwood/Elsweyr/Sommerset Isles for TES 6.. Valenwood and Elsweyr combined are about the same size as Skyrim, so in terms of size, they'd just be adding a Sommerset Isles region. Then for the next game they could do Hammerfell/High Rock, then after that they could do Black Marsh/Morrowind mainland. Though this is assuming they'll be making things to approximately the same scale as Skyrim. There was much criticism for Skyrim's big towns/cities/ports/etc.. feeling way too small, so I suppose it is possible that they might scale up in the next few games... which would mean less land area and provinces covered on the map, but more square miles in game. For example, if they were to do just Black Marsh for the next game, it might be upscaled in size and have a larger in game map than Skyrim.. with larger cities/towns/landmarks, to make the in game areas feel bigger.. even though the 2 provinces are approximately the same size on the map.

I'm still very curious about what they're planning for TES 6.. Todd's quote on the game makes me wonder: "I could sit here and explain the game to you, and you would say, ‘That sounds like you don’t even have the technology–how long is that going to take?’"

... I wonder if these technology issues primarily have to do with map size, or if it's more about gameplay features.. or something entirely different.