Skyrim DLC
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No that would require a re-release of Skyrim next year called TES 2012, renaming a couple of characters, sell it as a full priced game at $60, lock it to Origin, day one DLC for $10, and sell consumables in microtransactions.Radelaide said:
Oh and of course the menu system doesn't come with the game, that's on a webpage.
I've put Ulfric on the throne as a nord and led the Legion to victory as a khajiit on two separate profiles, and I'm interested to see how the two factions handle the Aldmeri Dominion.
Perhaps a Falmer invasion?
Markath seems like a pretty good place for that to happen, with some of the town actually being inside a Dwemer city.
Perhaps a Falmer invasion?
Markath seems like a pretty good place for that to happen, with some of the town actually being inside a Dwemer city.
Rideable dragons would be cool being able to explore skyrim from the sky would be somethingqeinar said:
If you read some of the books in Skyrim, or some of the loading screen text, they hint that the Dwemer put their souls in soul gems that power those robots.Wuvlycuddles said:
Personally I would love a return to Cyrodiil, I am sick of hearing so many hints about how much it has changed without seeing it for myself. Not to mention I would love a Summerset Isles expansion where you take the fight to (or fight for) the Altmeri dominion.
You could go into a painting in Oblivion, so maybe we could get a side-quest pack including a quest where you go into a book.
I wouldn't mind seeing a straight up Falmer invasion, with makeshift mining machines used to burrow into populated areas via the sewers (like a certain someone did in a certain other Elder Scrolls expansion). It would open up new dungeons, provide an opportunity to introduce a greater variety of Falmer as well as their semi-organic mining constructs as enemies, and be a pretty neat set up for a series of quests to quell the invasion and eventually push it back into a massive Falmer nest for a climactic final showdown (with stealth options of course, for those who prefer to be more subtle).
Wouldn't mind doing some quests to unlock the apparently long lost and entirely forgotten Levitation spell either.
Wouldn't mind doing some quests to unlock the apparently long lost and entirely forgotten Levitation spell either.
I'm hoping for horse armor DLC again. It may seem silly to some, but I liked having an armored horse in Oblivion. Hopefully this time, it will have more variety (some with spikes, etc. to match your armor). In a way it makes sense. You are armored, your housecarl is armored, why not your horse. It might be a good way to dampen the fall damage the horse will probably take riding around the mountainous terrain.
In an attempt to revive this thread, I've just had an amazing thought on DLC.
I was reading up on Akavir and how the Tsaesci hate Tamriel and want it for its own; and that an invasion is imminent and very unsettling how they haven't been seen for over 400 years. Well, how cool would it be if the DLC started in Solitude, you're up at the blue palace overlooking the sea of ghosts, when an invasion fleet of boats appear from the north-east and stop short of the coastline between Solitude & Dawnstar? You have to flee Solitude ahead of the invasion force and warn/rally up the southern holds of Skyrim, even being fought southwards into northern cyrodiil where you have to notify the Imperial City itself in this war against the invading Tsaesci! Then the DLC unfolds in ways I can't really conclude, which result in you pushing the military might back a little into the Jerall Mountains; with a unique conclusion about you popping on over to Akavir and killing the tsaesci king / invasion commander.
Awesome eh?
I was reading up on Akavir and how the Tsaesci hate Tamriel and want it for its own; and that an invasion is imminent and very unsettling how they haven't been seen for over 400 years. Well, how cool would it be if the DLC started in Solitude, you're up at the blue palace overlooking the sea of ghosts, when an invasion fleet of boats appear from the north-east and stop short of the coastline between Solitude & Dawnstar? You have to flee Solitude ahead of the invasion force and warn/rally up the southern holds of Skyrim, even being fought southwards into northern cyrodiil where you have to notify the Imperial City itself in this war against the invading Tsaesci! Then the DLC unfolds in ways I can't really conclude, which result in you pushing the military might back a little into the Jerall Mountains; with a unique conclusion about you popping on over to Akavir and killing the tsaesci king / invasion commander.
Awesome eh?
teebeeohh said:
Yes i agree I miss the spell crafting being able to make a uber fire ball spell then testing it out on a town center
Let's take the fight to the Thalmor shall we? Hell, while we're at it why not throw in some neutral giants? When I killed my first giant I felt pretty epic, until I saw that he had an expressive, human face. Then I felt really guilty for poaching on his mammoths. I'd like a chance to reach out to them in a future expansion.
Headwear.
Maybe Valve has ruined my expectations with their Team Hat Simulator 2, but my Gods, games need more hats. Well, headwear in general - goggles, big ol' nerd glasses, jester hats, top hats, bandanas, animal masks, all that good stuff.
And most importantly, not have them ruin the set bonuses. So I suppose some sort of 'trophy' inventory space that overwrites the armour you're wearing, so you can run around in Daedric plate with a pair of raver goggles.
... I'll be in my bunk.
Maybe Valve has ruined my expectations with their Team Hat Simulator 2, but my Gods, games need more hats. Well, headwear in general - goggles, big ol' nerd glasses, jester hats, top hats, bandanas, animal masks, all that good stuff.
And most importantly, not have them ruin the set bonuses. So I suppose some sort of 'trophy' inventory space that overwrites the armour you're wearing, so you can run around in Daedric plate with a pair of raver goggles.
... I'll be in my bunk.
I'm pretty sure the DLC will be mudcrab armor.
Though honestly, if it isn't a huge DLC addon, that could be seen as an expansion, I won't buy it. DLC has become a frickin' plague.
Though honestly, if it isn't a huge DLC addon, that could be seen as an expansion, I won't buy it. DLC has become a frickin' plague.
HAHA this made me laugh are they going to be rideable as well ? Would love to be charging toward a dragon on thatDanielBrown said:I'm pretty sure the DLC will be mudcrab armor.
Though honestly, if it isn't a huge DLC addon, that could be seen as an expansion, I won't buy it. DLC has become a frickin' plague.