Elder Scrolls V Similar to Mega Man With Dragons
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I didnt get it mostly because there are alot of games that you power up after beating a boss, so i was assuming the worst and thought that the game might have been turned into a side scroller game thank god its not.Shycte said:
Huh, what's this feeling? I've felt it before. It's the feeling of hype!
I really like what I'm hearing, and hopefully it will bring back some of that fantastic atmosphere Morrowind had.
I really like what I'm hearing, and hopefully it will bring back some of that fantastic atmosphere Morrowind had.
Roar. There ya go.Geo Da Sponge said:
Judging by the screenshots of the wilderness, that is looking like a "fuck yes."Chapper said:
Wait, trolls have hair? I thought that was skin... green skin.Joshimodo said:Here:Straying Bullet said:
Troll from TES IV: Oblivion:
Troll from TES V: Skyrim (unfinished):
I dunno guys, this is sounding dumber and dumber the more I see of it, and I'm not even looking. Hell, that skill management screen looks very flashy, but completely dysfunctional. I just see no reason to be hyped up about this game other than it sharing the same series title as my favorite game.
Talk to a TES lore buff and they're pretty sure these "Dragon Shouts" were previously referred to in Nordic lore as the "Thu'um". Dragon Shouts may end up being different but the two are very similar and I would no be surprised for this to be confirmed when the game comes out.Geo Da Sponge said:
why not Panda Hug ! like: at the next game, the Player Character will have the ability to use pandas as riding animals...Rationalization said:
that's the only picture i've found about what i was thinking about:
so either this or...
A panda riding a dragon
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Oh I most certainly do. It's why I'm such a nay-sayer on this game before it's even out. Bethesda is going in a direction with their open world games that started with Oblivion and I won't be fooled into following them again. I'm certain Skyrim will be a very fun game, sell millions of copies, and be loved by many. I just won't be one of them because I go to The Elder Scrolls series for an experience of immersion, not some cheap thrill that every other game ever on the market also strives for. It would be like playing a Zelda game with all the puzzle elements pulled out because "they slowed the action down".Xzi said:
Maybe I'm asking too much since I've only really played 2 TES games, and only one of them I loved. I guess when I love a game that much and I ask for more, I want more of what I'm asking for, and not some bastardized version with an attractive title stamped on it.
Think we gotta climb the dragon to put it down ala' Collosus style?
Makes more sense that some little dude hacking the lizard apart with a butter knife.
->on that note, I hope they remove the ability for some fool to block my warhammer with a little dagger.
Makes more sense that some little dude hacking the lizard apart with a butter knife.
->on that note, I hope they remove the ability for some fool to block my warhammer with a little dagger.
Kill me slowly with anticipation, will ya?
I think we should all take this as a good sign for things to come: Random Encounters!
What a refreshing concpet compared to Oblivion where bears and minotaurs were spawned every 10 feet in the same, exact, stagnating orders. I swear, some routes were like a boring-fight-cheat code of "Bear, Minotaur, Minotaur, Bear, Ogre, Land Draugh, Bear, Ogre, Ogre, Ogre, Bear, Minotaur." I do hope that enemies in general feel varied and give the sense of a constantly shifting world of danger. For instance, one encounter near a tomb could be against bandits and much later trolls. And the one after that? Hmmmm, maybe just some gobl-OH #*$@! A DRAGON!!!
I think we should all take this as a good sign for things to come: Random Encounters!
What a refreshing concpet compared to Oblivion where bears and minotaurs were spawned every 10 feet in the same, exact, stagnating orders. I swear, some routes were like a boring-fight-cheat code of "Bear, Minotaur, Minotaur, Bear, Ogre, Land Draugh, Bear, Ogre, Ogre, Ogre, Bear, Minotaur." I do hope that enemies in general feel varied and give the sense of a constantly shifting world of danger. For instance, one encounter near a tomb could be against bandits and much later trolls. And the one after that? Hmmmm, maybe just some gobl-OH #*$@! A DRAGON!!!