The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim V5: But there is one they fear - Dragon porn!
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[QUOTE=Necrotic Fever;32876955]Reminds me more of the cinematic death cam in Fallout 3 and NV.[/QUOTE]
Oh god you're right...
[editline]20th October 2011[/editline]
[QUOTE=Jimbojib;32876995]That really won't be a problem[/QUOTE]
I think a part of me is just looking for an excuse to mess around inside ye' olde case.
[QUOTE=silentjubjub;32873568]God damn it, I know.
The playthrough previews that journalists have been doing have not shown an ounce of Radiant Story. I know that in one, they had killed a shopkeeper that was FUCKING ESSENTIAL.
I thought Bethesda said "If you kill someone, someone else will take over."
I don't know how much other stuff they've taken out but I'm not very fond of their recurring resource underestimating. Same thing happened with Oblivion's AI and I think the same thing is going to happen here.[/QUOTE]
It doesn't make any sense to me how they can have all of this stuff in the game (at least in theory), announce that it's in the game, and then one month later go "oops lol doesn't work let's pretend we never announced it". This game is years in the making, shouldn't they have figured this stuff out long ago?
This thread is moving entirely too slow. I still have an hour of lecture to get through!
[editline]20th October 2011[/editline]
There's still no proof that the Radiant Story features have been removed. Just because journalists didn't experience them in their incredibly short three hour play-throughs doesn't mean it's not there. Keep in mind they removed the main story for those demos and if you read the previews many of the players spent most of their time exploring away from npc's and ignoring quests and goals.
I don't think it's a matter of "This doesn't work", I think it's a matter of "Alright. We're nearing release, let's amp up press on the more interesting stuff to generate more hype."
I'm sure we'll have the so-called "Radiant Story" system in Skyrim.
Skyrim is reminding me a lot of Game of Thrones, with the different climates and what-not. Mainly the snow areas compared to the plains.
[QUOTE=Kolei;32876121]So I pulled out Oblivion again today to finally give Shivering Isles a shot, since I heard that that was one of the best parts of Oblivion. And I have to agree somewhat, it looks a lot like something out of Morrowind almost and the main city seems more interesting than what you find in Cyrodiil.
I just decided to continue my last character I made forever ago, and I have [b][i]no[/i][/b] idea what I was thinking. I had put Alchemy and Armorer as two of my major skills. The fuck? Even weirder is she actually kicks some ass, and I have no idea how. The difficulty slider is right in the middle too, not all the way down.
Kinda glad I started playing this so I can see how many improvements I've wanted in the next game.
Also, found this on one of the blacksmiths. Thought it appropriate:
[thumb]http://i.imgur.com/w5suF.jpg[/thumb]
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She also looks like a burnt pilsbury dough boy.[/QUOTE]
Pic of your char?
Here's mine, I call him Sephyroth~~~~<3333333
[URL=http://filesmelt.com/][IMG]http://filesmelt.com/dl/5158-1-12519781271.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
[QUOTE=J0E_SpRaY;32877827]Skyrim is reminding me a lot of Game of Thrones, with the different climates and what-not. Mainly the snow areas compared to the plains.[/QUOTE]
I watched Game of Thrones a couple of weeks ago, and it got me really, really pumped for Skyrim.
Then I was reminded of the fact that my computer will not be able to play it.
[QUOTE=Aerkhan;32877849]Pic of your char?
Here's mine, I call him Sephyroth~~~~<3333333
[URL=http://filesmelt.com/][IMG]http://filesmelt.com/dl/5158-1-12519781271.jpg[/IMG][/URL][/QUOTE]
What is this I don't even...
Mod I'm assuming?
[QUOTE=Aerkhan;32877849]Pic of your char?
Here's mine, I call him Sephyroth~~~~<3333333
[URL=http://filesmelt.com/][IMG]http://filesmelt.com/dl/5158-1-12519781271.jpg[/IMG][/URL][/QUOTE]
Oh god what the fuck I'm sick do you want me to puke you son of a bitch.
I need sleep too but NOPE. :suicide:
Looks like a monkey from the Wizard of Oz, or a really skinny and emo Imga.
:v: Watch as Skyrim has none of the hyped marketed features.
Not even a possibility. I would twist reality and create real dragon-shouts, just to kill Bethesda with the features they denied us.
[QUOTE=Necrotic Fever;32876955]Reminds me more of the cinematic death cam in Fallout 3 and NV.[/QUOTE]
Reminds me more of the [B]EXTREME MOTION BLUR ALCHEMY[/B] picture.
[QUOTE=DrasarSalman;32878352]Reminds me more of the [B]EXTREME MOTION BLUR ALCHEMY[/B] picture.[/QUOTE]
My vision got really blurry as I was reading this...
To be fair, I'm pretty sure Oblivion had no release-date and they had a much smaller team, I'm sure Bethesda got it together with Skyrim.
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[QUOTE=doommarine23;32878186]:v: Watch as Skyrim has none of the hyped marketed features.[/QUOTE]
This just in: no dragons in Skyrim, too difficult to implement.
[QUOTE=CatFodder;32878526]This just in: no dragons in Skyrim, too difficult to implement.[/QUOTE]
Sure Dragons, but Radiant Story and all this other Jazz they go on about. Who knows, I just don't like believing in hype.
Do you guys think NVIDIA GeForce GTS 250 is good enough for the game?
So how quickly is everyone going to download the first mod that makes STOP RIGHT THERE CRIMINAL SCUM a dragon shout?
[QUOTE=Patroclus Rex;32878573]So how quickly is everyone going to download the first mod that makes STOP RIGHT THERE CRIMINAL SCUM a dragon shout?[/QUOTE]
Insantly.
CRIM NAL SKAM.
Preorder after I cash my check and be poor until Thursday after next or wait until then?
[sp]I think we know the answer.[/sp]
Looking forward to the opening scene blasting the soundtrack in my face.
[QUOTE=doommarine23;32878554]Sure Dragons, but Radiant Story and all this other Jazz they go on about. Who knows, I just don't like believing in hype.[/QUOTE]
Im going to laugh when people realize that radiant story is just an interchangeable quest system. Its a smart system, but its nothing highly complex or innovative and you will see repetition. Like I said, it's a good system, but people are probably overestimating it.
There's going to be a bunch of "quest templates" with dialogue recorded for the potential quest givers, and throughout each dungeon (or likewise, area of landscape) there'll be "quest elements" hooked up, such as spawns for enemies related to the quest, a spawnpoint for the "subject" of the quest (kidnapped victim, family heirloom) So when you walk into a town, the game will fire off a new radiant quest check, the game will check what npcs are nearby and make sure they fit the race profile and voice of the quest giver's dialogue, then it'll look for any "quest elements" nearby and will assign the subjects of the quest to them.
At its core its just an interchangeable quest system. Its a quantity over qaulity thing, none of the radiant quests will be spectacular, but it's unlikely you'll ever play the exact same radiant quest twice... they'll always be with a new subject and in a new location and given by new people.
[QUOTE=DrasarSalman;32878352]Reminds me more of the [B]EXTREME MOTION BLUR ALCHEMY[/B] picture.[/QUOTE]
Well we could only see the guy's back. Who knows what he'd been doing.
With that EXTREME BLUR, my money is on "huffing Skooma".
[QUOTE=hypno-toad;32878940]Im going to laugh when people realize that radiant story is just an interchangeable quest system. Its a smart system, but its nothing highly complex or innovative and you will see repetition. Like I said, it's a good system, but people are probably overestimating it.
There's going to be a bunch of "quest templates" with dialogue recorded for the potential quest givers, and throughout each dungeon (or likewise, area of landscape) there'll be "quest elements" hooked up, such as spawns for enemies related to the quest, a spawnpoint for the "subject" of the quest (kidnapped victim, family heirloom) So when you walk into a town, the game will fire off a new radiant quest check, the game will check what npcs are nearby and make sure they fit the race profile and voice of the quest giver's dialogue, then it'll look for any "quest elements" nearby and will assign the subjects of the quest to them.
At its core its just an interchangeable quest system. Its a quantity over qaulity thing, none of the radiant quests will be spectacular, but it's unlikely you'll ever play the exact same radiant quest twice... they'll always be with a new subject and in a new location and given by new people.[/QUOTE]
This exactly. I know the game will be amazing and it's not out yet so it's too early to start thinking this way, but honestly in a year or two we'll be making fun of Radiant Story (and probably many other elements of the game) just as we do with Oblivion.
[QUOTE=Aerkhan;32877849]Pic of your char?
Here's mine, I call him Sephyroth~~~~<3333333
[URL=http://filesmelt.com/][IMG]http://filesmelt.com/dl/5158-1-12519781271.jpg[/IMG][/URL][/QUOTE]
Looks hot.
[QUOTE=Atlascore;32878986]I'm perfectly fine with that, I'll always have something to do.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, same. Thats basically all I was expecting, it's basically a carbon copy of the daggerfall quest system.
Still though, Im still expecting some people to clue in sometime after they buy the game and be all pissed off about it because its not some masterpiece that generates voice acting and creates a 100% unique quest every time.
[QUOTE=Arvuti;32879126]Looks hot.[/QUOTE]
Get your eyes checked.
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