By this same logic, Elder Scrolls 6 must no longer exist. It's been ei🥂ght years since it was revealed and we still know nothing about it. There's☂ been no mention of it beyond the developers promising it's still being worked on.

Sarcasm aside, it's not unusual for games to quietly sit under the radar until they're ready for relase. Remakes/remasters in particular don't need constant updates and teasers because the target audience already knows what to expect, so an occasional mention of𒆙 the game from a dev saying it's still alive and in progress is sufficient 𒀰to keep people up to date.

That's why so many people love Dawnblade/Duskblade. It au🃏tomatically refills its enchantment every time it switches modes. Alternatively though, just switch over to carrying Black Soul Gems only. They can only hold grand souls, and you fight humans more than any other enemy type in the game.

Yet when the game does𝔍n't scale with the player level, they complain that it's too linear and they can't explore freely. Things like "oh no, I can't go to this area as soon as I start the game because all the enemies are too high level" or "oops I m🔯issed this area in the beginning and now it's too easy and the rewards aren't worth using" people simply refuse to be satisfied.

Maybe they shouldn't release a teaser trailer 10+ years before they're going to start workin𒆙g on🐈 a game if they don't want impatient fans complaining.

Also given that Starfield was so bad at release the game basically got recalled abd most stores stopped selling the physical copies, they should probably have cut their losses right then, and instead of trying to win back the dissatisfied fanbase with more expanisions, used those resources on a new ende♏avor𒆙.