The fourth remake of Bethesda's popular role-playing game series was unexpectedly launched into the market nearly 20 years after the release of the original "The Elder Scrolls 4: Annihilation".To celebrate the release of the updated version of the game, the team responsible for the game in 2006 organized a nostalgic event, which ended up embarrassing Todd Howard.

The video of the reaction to the documentary "The Elder Scrolls 4: Annihilation" was recorded and released on Bethesda's official channel.Studio head Todd Howard immediately told developers that the video "looks very awkward."It is not difficult to guess that this has something to do with seeing herself when she was young—creators comment on their appearance changes, one of the developers (she is the 42nd employee recruited by the company) noticed that after 20 years, she was still wearing the same necklace.

The team recalls how important the release of "Obsolute" was to the studio.After all, this is the first such a large-scale work they have made, which makes players very happy.The creators also recalled that showing the fourth work at a major game show was their first public debut.

The video shows several clips from the original "Observation" and even includes the first street created in the game.One developer likened the process of making the game to a stressful summer camp:

"Watching (this documentary) feels like we went to summer camp back then. A very cool but stressful summer camp. We didn't know we would release Fallout 3, Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim and Fallout 4 later." said Ashley Cheng, a senior developer of Elder Scrolls 4: Annihilation.

Todd Howard also did not hide his embarrassment when watching the old clip.He looked at himself 20 years ago with a smile, when he talked about his friends not understanding his obsession with game creation and wanted him to return to the chess club.The current person in charge of Bethesda commented on the entire video as follows:

"It was very difficult to achieve the effect we wanted. It was as embarrassing as I thought. In many ways, when I saw this video and looked at the current studio, it still felt the same."