"The Elder Scrolls 6" is without a doubt one of the most highly anticipated titles in recent memory. Unfortunately, it has yet to receive an official release date from developer Bethesda. Nonetheless, the community is still filled with hope when it comes to the game's arrival.

According to GamingBolt, despite the uncertainty of "The Elder Scrolls 6," thinking about the possible features it will offer in the future is quite interesting. Besides, the studio wants to ensure that if it gets released, it would become a better, if not the best, title compared to its predecessor. This is where the thought of a disguise system enters.

The publication notes that if there is one thing the video game company wants to improve in the title, it should be stealth. Apparently, the franchise is the kind that does not rely too much on such mechanics. Not that it is a bad thing, but it should give the series a significant boost.

One of the best ways to cover this void in "The Elder Scrolls 6" is to introduce a system developed solely for disguise. For example, if players want to sneak into an enemy's fortress (encampment, in a sense), being able to disguise as something is definitely a huge means to achieving success. Being able to don a certain outfit to veer away from possible dangers is an interesting sight to see.

The disguise system can also boost interactivity in "The Elders Scrolls 6," not to mention immersion and playability. But of course, this does not necessarily have to be a requirement in developing the title; rather, it would be a compelling feature to see if it ever gets released.

In related news, fans hoping to see "The Elder Scrolls 6" in action might as well look forward to the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) this June. In fact, in a Twitter post from Bethesda's very own Pete Hines, he suggests that there are "so many things to tell" in this upcoming event. Rumors suggest that there is a possibility the aforesaid game will get the spotlight during the studio's presentation.