These are volunteers working on passion projects, it's not a big studio that can "allocate staff" just be glad that some of them may actually get into your hands someday.

@Craz3t0wn i know, but the longer a project based on volunteers take, the more likely it will be, that volunteers leave, because they don't see results, (aka game addition that can be played) and the workforce able to create new content/game is limited/reached its limit, the chance is effectively that there will be little to none new volunteers, which only causes for delays, on to the point that the project can never be finished, allocating volunteers to focused projects can not only renew, motivation but also help to finish a single project faster .. in the end this was only a suggestion..

It's bethesda another skyrim will release before ES6

😂😂😂

I'm just under 3000 hours on it. I've tried to play through just about every possible character style, with the only thing coming to mind as not done yet is full completion of the fishing stuff. That's only because of bad luck in catching certain fish. Yes, I'm aware a guy called Fish failing to finish fishing quests is itself a joke.

@@UnswimmingFishYT Damn 3k hours lol, Id probs be right up there too but I stopped playing like 2 years ago, just waiting for beyond Skyrim to come out, i wanna try and forget as much as i can so i can try to recapture that 1st play through feeling.

@@shibbyk355 Yeah, I just tend to go back to it infrequently when an interesting character concept comes to me so I can try to make it work with the game. I've probably spent at least five times as long looking at the world of TES than the actual time playing Skyrim. Hopefully it's nice when BS finally has a full release on anything. Bruma was promising despite the bugginess and clear unfinished state of what's surely intended.

​@@UnswimmingFishYT"Fish failing to finish fishing" is called alliteration - not a joke 🤪

@@CamiloSantana Good one.

same :(

they have a program that teaches you and you create mods with a group then you can graduate to a beyond skyrim team

@ChristianPierce ok that's cool, how does one sign up for something like that 🤔

@@ChristianPierce please send us a source

@@nunyabusiness22 they've already released 2 mods from the group

On the one hand I totally understand this sentiment, however at least as far as I’m aware all of these separate teams are entirely independent of one another so theoretically multiple projects shouldn’t delay one or another, I know there’s been some internal restructuring which is why atmorra has been delayed. Regardless pretty sure my future son or daughter will probably have an awesome mod load order once these projects do come out.

They have several different projects, with completely different teams. Besides, you can't force people to work on, say, Cyrodiil instead of, say, Elsweyr. They're all just working under the "Beyond Skyrim" banner.

They have separate teams working on each continent. I'd rather wait for everything to be finished and ready to go than getting little by little. That's what AAA studios do and it drives me nuts.

I wish the people like you who comment this every time they post would do some research-- like others have said, it's separate teams for each project. What's truly baffling is this all done by volunteers in their spare time FOR FREE, and yet people will still complain that we haven't gotten new content yet. and the only reason we've gotten AAA games on a frequent schedule is because of chronic overworking and exploitation of their dev teams, soooo 🤷

@@giraffles I ain't complaining, I was merely wondering why they wouldn't step away from this seemingly chaotic development system.