AzrealMaximillion said:
Not the point. The point is that Bethedsa should be looking at popular mods and thinking not to make DLC that players can access for free. What's the point of paying for Heartfire if:
a) I can just download a mod that does the same thing for the PC?
b) the PS3 version isn't even a sure bet to come out at all?
c) its not that great anyways?
The DLC really only benefits 360 owners at this point. Not saying that Bethesda needs completely fresh DLC, but the DLC we've seen for Skyrim isn't anything to get exited over.
And to be fair not that many people wanted to go all Drakengard with Skyrim. They wanted stronger Dragons.
On the other hand, you have all the people who say they shouldn't use mods as a crutch. Rock and a hard place.
Besides, official content is in a whole different league than mods and you don't have the compatibility issues that mods do. Right this instant, a DLC with similar concepts to a mod you're using still may not excite you but in the long run the DLC will make the mod you're using obsolete and allow modders to expand on the concept in ways they could not before. The most impressive and fully-featured player home mods in
Oblivion couldn't have been made without DLC assets. The modded versions of the DLC player homes were crazy as hell.
If you use a lot of mods, the time will come when you have to choose between buying certain DLC or foregoing mods that use it's assets, and those can even be for very different concepts. You may still prefer something more fresh but they may have felt this was a gap they needed to fill.
There is a mod for everything, so it's unavoidable that official DLC will make a few of them redundant. That's especially true when it comes to something obvious like modular player homes, which is actually something the series has had before.
I understand your disappointment but try to take the long view. Also, never imply that mods make DLC obsolete! Why do you think they don't let us mod anymore? lol
I actually hope they don't give us dragon mounts. Or if they do, at least make them available only to
very high level players. Flying around is very cool but I think the game is worse for it once the novelty wears off. I know a lot of people are going to be clamoring for it though, especially if they have not used the
Oblivion mods for flying mounts.
None of this sounds plausible to me, though. I think tomorrow we will find out it's hoax.
potemkin.hr said:
Veldie said:
Not just you. We all want to run around with a halberd long enough to scratch a giant's nose.
If they do add pole-arms, I hope the guards and soldiers carry them, too. Pole-arms would add a lot to the look and feel of the game for me. There's just something... off... about the fact that NOBODY uses a spear.