Bethesda Unveils Dragonborn Trailer
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sorry to disappoint you but it's not going to happen due to an option the player has in the game.Gameguy20100 said:
That's about as much as I can tell without going into spoilers
Actually according to the news entry on Escapist, it IS Max Von Sydow. Having listened to it a few times it sure sounds like him.Soviet Heavy said:
So we get to go to Solstheim AND Apocrypha (Hermaeus Mora's crazy library realm). This is looking pretty awesome I must say.
REALLY? I didn't just say that out of the blue, you know. The article said Max Von Sydow, I said it doesn't sound like him. Why else would I mention that?Jason Rayes said:
Still waiting on Dawnguard for the past *checks watch* 5 months. Bethesda, get your shit together and stop sucking up to Microsoft. All that does is piss off your core fans (PC users) who probably won't buy your DLC because the modding community tend to get equally decent stuff churned out faster, while leading PS3 users on like this ensures that most of them won't buy any of your games new again (though from your PR standpoint it seems you don't want the business anyway)
Oh this looks very fun. Very fun indeed.
I don't know, I bet SajuukKhar would though.
St Alessia maybe?Soviet Heavy said:
I don't know, I bet SajuukKhar would though.
Misunderstood what you said, I thought you meant the VO was by neither Max von Sydow or Christopher Plummer. Aplogies, I should't post before my morning coffee by the looks of it.Soviet Heavy said:
I...I don't know what to say. While my thoughts get themselves in order, one coherent idea did come to mind. The architecture of the buildings, the texture sets, the models....I see Morrowind being reborn. I know there's already a Skywind project, but this may help.
Looks amazing. I was getting mad Morrowing vibes off that trailer, and I'm glad to see I was right.
Disagree in terms of lore. Already happened once in the base game I'm pretty sure lol. Now they just let you do it whenever the hell you want.Krantos said:
Unlike Dawnguard or Hearthfire, this looks good.
As long as you can largely opt out of the dragon riding, and it doesn't require you to have enabled shouts or random dragon spawns I'll totally get it. Assuming PS3 gets it before PS5 comes out.
All the 30 day xbox exclusivity does is give everyone else 30 extra days to see everything the new DLC has, all its bugs, and it they want it or not. I hope that sweet M$ loot is worth all the impulse buys you won't be getting. If the DLC sucks well everyone will know it weeks before they could even play it if they wanted to, and once they change their mind BEFORE making the purchase then you got nothing.
*sigh* I hope the next Elder Scrolls game, that isn't that MMO, will be the first Bethesda game I've ever played where the player isn't punished for doing the main quest by having all the most tedious, unfun, boring, and generally trollish enemies spawn all over the map.
Oblivion gates with attended npc murdering daedra everywhere after like 3 quests? Check. Enclave troops everywhere, oh and your character permadying unless you buy the DLC? Fuck you and double check. Dragons spawning every 10 minutes that take several minutes to kill, or at least to get them to actually engage you in combat instead of every bunny and NPC in a quarter mile, and so they effectively punish you and inhibit you from fast travel? Check.
Also there is literally no reason to actually do the main quests at all usually. In Oblivion all you get is the closing of the very gates that are opened by doing the main quest, and some crappy armor. In FO3 you'd be better off never leaving the Vault honestly considering how they ended it originally. In Skyrim, you get jack. Dragons still kill people, drauger still kill people, you get absolutely nothing aside from a few shouts. Even if I enjoyed shouts apart from Unrelenting Force (which should be a Destruction or Alteration spell dammit) I would still hate dragons and so Dragonrend and the summon hero shouts would be small reward for doing the questline that populates the world with dragons in the first place.
At least if you are gonna do this cliche mechanic again Bethesda, please go back to NON FLYING enemies. I'm kinda thankful that there are so few randomized encounters because of how poorly implemented the Dragons are.
You frequent some place often enough it begins to develop a peculiar weather phenomenon of raining dragon skeletons.
As long as you can largely opt out of the dragon riding, and it doesn't require you to have enabled shouts or random dragon spawns I'll totally get it. Assuming PS3 gets it before PS5 comes out.
All the 30 day xbox exclusivity does is give everyone else 30 extra days to see everything the new DLC has, all its bugs, and it they want it or not. I hope that sweet M$ loot is worth all the impulse buys you won't be getting. If the DLC sucks well everyone will know it weeks before they could even play it if they wanted to, and once they change their mind BEFORE making the purchase then you got nothing.
*sigh* I hope the next Elder Scrolls game, that isn't that MMO, will be the first Bethesda game I've ever played where the player isn't punished for doing the main quest by having all the most tedious, unfun, boring, and generally trollish enemies spawn all over the map.
Oblivion gates with attended npc murdering daedra everywhere after like 3 quests? Check. Enclave troops everywhere, oh and your character permadying unless you buy the DLC? Fuck you and double check. Dragons spawning every 10 minutes that take several minutes to kill, or at least to get them to actually engage you in combat instead of every bunny and NPC in a quarter mile, and so they effectively punish you and inhibit you from fast travel? Check.
Also there is literally no reason to actually do the main quests at all usually. In Oblivion all you get is the closing of the very gates that are opened by doing the main quest, and some crappy armor. In FO3 you'd be better off never leaving the Vault honestly considering how they ended it originally. In Skyrim, you get jack. Dragons still kill people, drauger still kill people, you get absolutely nothing aside from a few shouts. Even if I enjoyed shouts apart from Unrelenting Force (which should be a Destruction or Alteration spell dammit) I would still hate dragons and so Dragonrend and the summon hero shouts would be small reward for doing the questline that populates the world with dragons in the first place.
At least if you are gonna do this cliche mechanic again Bethesda, please go back to NON FLYING enemies. I'm kinda thankful that there are so few randomized encounters because of how poorly implemented the Dragons are.
You frequent some place often enough it begins to develop a peculiar weather phenomenon of raining dragon skeletons.
It happened once, for a very specific purpose, and it only happened because there was no other way to get to where you needed to go.NightHawk21 said:
That, to my mind at least, is a far cry from dragons just letting you ride them wherever. Like I said, maybe they'll explain why it's ok now, but I'm skeptical.
Well to be fair they never do say why you are rescuing him. Maybe it'll be like the summon dragon shout, in that it becomes an unlikely reward after some quest or something, but ya up to Bethesda to explain it I guess.Krantos said:
I have to agree with the people who think the narration isn't provided by von Sydow. I've seen enough Bergman in my time to recognise his particular timbre.
That aside, looks snazzy.
That aside, looks snazzy.
