The style of the armor in this concept art, as well as the style of the sword, looks like a game with a proper magical background.

And referring to the game with a magical background under Nebula Games, there is no doubt that it is "The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim"!

Frost Grief, this should be one of the main weapons of the sequel to the Elder Scrolls series, and its status may be the same as the 'Elder Scrolls' item.

In the previous storyline, it can be seen that Alduin the Eater of Worlds was not completely destroyed, it was only temporarily destroyed in the body, so Alduin did not really die.

In the distant future, Alduin will surely return again, and the world of The Elder Scrolls Online, including the beautiful province of Skyrim, will also be destroyed.

Obviously, this new work is the plot to tell the follow-up story, and this longsword, called Frost Sorrow, is likely to be the artifact that the Dragonborn played by the players used to kill Alduin once and for all.

And considering the frost word of frost sorrow, which symbolizes the ice element, then it is very likely that there will be XX of fire or XX of fire.

Earth, Fire, Ice and Thunder, each of which may have a special weapon, will be embarking on an adventure as a Dragonborn to collect these artifacts and finally kill Alduin's soul once and for all.

Countless fanatical fans of The Elder Scrolls Online: Skyrim have been completely excited, even if Yang Chen has only announced a simple concept artwork on the official blog, they have already completely figured out what the game looks like.

Players are enthusiastically discussing in the community forums, and some modders, including some modders, are already working on weapon replacement mods for Frostmourn.

The next day, Yang Chen looked at the heated discussions of online players, and his face showed a very subtle expression.

's account on the community forum, what was leaked is that Nebula Games has a crew, and what he filmed may be a game plot with a magical theme.

And then his account on the official blog also released a concept of the original painting of a weapon.,How did you players think of so many follow-ups.。

And it's quite like something that happened for a while, and even the follow-up plot of "The Elder Scrolls" has been made up.

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

Watching the discussion among players become more and more intense, Yang Chen even saw that there were many excited players from 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 in the quality of "Warcraft", but he also has to pay attention to two key points, that is, the RTS genre has developed to this day, which can be said to be a very niche game.

In addition, "The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim" has a preconceived view of players, and even won the first international best game award from a domestic team.

It can be said that once players preconceived that Warcraft is a sequel to The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim, when the coffin is closed, it will be confirmed that the greater the expectation, the greater the disappointment.

And players who originally preconceived that "Warcraft" would be a sequel to the "Elder Scrolls" series will also involuntarily compare it with it, so that a comparison is likely to cause a big incident.

After all, these two games can be said to be not the same type at all, how do you compare here?

And players must be comparing the advantages of The Elder Scrolls Online, such as the freedom of the game, the openness of the game, and a series of advantages.

As an RTS game, how does Warcraft compare to The Elder Scrolls Online?

Isn't that a fuss!

It can't be like this anymore!

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

Thinking of this, Yang Chen immediately opened his official blog, and at the same time asked his assistant to order the "Warcraft" webpage and the Propaganda Department to pay attention to his official blog.

In the game community, when players are still discussing what Frost Grief will be.

Yang Chen's official blog sent a message again, and this message was very simple and rude.

'A new game, Warcraft is a brand new IP, a new and different RTS game. (As for the long-awaited sequel to The Elder Scrolls, we already have a big plan, but we probably won't see it anytime soon.) ）’

Very simple and clear to tell everyone, this new game is called "Warcraft" and not the "Elder Scrolls" sequel 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, the media and industry people who paid attention to it in an instant were stunned.

Nebula Games' new game, not a sequel to the Elder Scrolls series, but a new IP?

And also an RTS-type game?

Everyone is confused, ordinary players don't feel anything, but people in the game industry are a little confused.

RTS games?

What is the market for RTS games in the world?

There is a group of die-hard fans of RTS who are active in this gaming circle, and even RTS games a few years ago had hundreds of thousands of online users.

But then a game came to mind - Red Alert.

This game released by Nebula Games is not a 3A masterpiece in itself, but with the mode of amplifying entertainment gameplay and emphasizing the purpose of bringing players a refreshing experience, this game has won the favor of many players, and it can be regarded as an evergreen in today's RTS games.

While some hardcore competitive RTS players have mixed reviews about Red Alert, there's no denying its success.

Obviously, Nebula Games' Warcraft should be such a game.

This includes the fact that players are also aware of this, and then think about the "War of the Worlds" DLC in "Red Alert", the connection to "Metal Gear Solid: Phantom Pain", and the connection to the easter egg in "Assassin's Creed", players and people who care about the game industry suddenly have a bold idea and speculation.

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

"Red Alert" tells the backstory of games such as "Metal Gear Solid: Phantom Pain" and "Assassin's Creed", and maybe there will be a linkage between IPs in the follow-up "Resident Evil".

So is "Warcraft" the background of Western magic, and there will also be IP-style linkage?

For example, in "The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim", didn't Yang Chen say on the official blog that the "The Elder Scrolls" series would have a huge plan?

Could it be that this is the plan!?

Thinking of this, the players became excited, and even they had sketched out a huge blueprint in their minds.

Nebula games are awesome!