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A) Keep updating and using the horrendously outdated trashcan of an engine they have.
B) Make a new engine, which takes so much money and time that I doubt they will bother.
OR C) Swap to UE5 and completely change the base design of their games.
We might see it again for the Fallout 3 Remaster but I'm sure Bethesda themselves is going to stick to the Creation Engine for Elder Scrolls 6.
Starfield being terrible had nothing to do with the engine, it was just a boring game.