Yeah, I've just recently sent them an e-mail. They probably won't listen, but I figure if a lot of people say a little, maybe something will get done.AstylahAthrys said:
The Elder Scrolls V, your ideas
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They also put down some legal paperwork on the name 'Skyrim' a while back. Just because Bethesda does something before making an official announcement, doesn't mean that it's going to be the next game, you know? Besides, I'm not saying they won't make an MMO, I'm just saying that it won't be the official THIS IS TESV release that we're waiting on.Strykz said:
Taking a single player campaign game and making one of the storyline releases an MMO is in bad form, in my opinion. I like it as single player for a reason.
This may have been posted before, but here's some clarification on the MMO business:
http://bethblog.com/index.php/2009/08/17/clarifying-about-next-elder-scrolls-game-mmo-etc/
Not to mention Todd Howard has said that the single player storyline is the most important aspect of the Elder Scrolls. I'm pretty sure he said the same thing once back when people were asking him if Oblivion would have multiplayer. I'll have to check my sources though.
http://bethblog.com/index.php/2009/08/17/clarifying-about-next-elder-scrolls-game-mmo-etc/
Not to mention Todd Howard has said that the single player storyline is the most important aspect of the Elder Scrolls. I'm pretty sure he said the same thing once back when people were asking him if Oblivion would have multiplayer. I'll have to check my sources though.
Scribjerky said:
Too true. Typically when I hear the phrase 'MMO' I run screaming in the other direction, mostly because I've played some of the bad ones. Now, if they made TES Online, I'd be curious. So very, very curious. I don't know if I'd actually play it, because that would mean interaction with the internet via a gaming platform, and I don't typically game well with others.Strykz said:
Thankfully, Bethesda seems to have a decent understanding of what would be good for their franchise and what wouldn't be... With the exception of that damn book, but that's besides the point.
Don't put words in my mouth.reecedempsey said:
From the other quotations of that post, I can see my sources fail
Sorry, guys.
This is my Idea.
I think Beth' should have the leveling system a hybrid of fallout 3 (but without perks) and oblivion/Morrowind:
Where you get general exp for killing, quests and finding locations ect. The general exp is what you use to level up.
when you level up, you only choose to level up atributes NOT skills.
Skills level up as they would in oblivion/morrowing by using the corrisponding weapon,magicka ect. but DONT count towards your level. although they do count towards how well you can use that skill.
wadda ya think?
I think Beth' should have the leveling system a hybrid of fallout 3 (but without perks) and oblivion/Morrowind:
Where you get general exp for killing, quests and finding locations ect. The general exp is what you use to level up.
when you level up, you only choose to level up atributes NOT skills.
Skills level up as they would in oblivion/morrowing by using the corrisponding weapon,magicka ect. but DONT count towards your level. although they do count towards how well you can use that skill.
wadda ya think?
Summerset Ilse would make an ideal location to have the next TES game. If it is going to be set in Summerset, then i hope there will be sload ^.^
Here's an idea for the fifth one. How about they make it fun rather than being completely bland and boring. No offense to those who like it, but I thought the action was completely boring. Not to mention that swinging a sword looked ridiculous.
Basically take everything they learned during the making of Fallout 3 and burn it....
I'd love to see it go back in a morrowind direction, the first thing I asked myself when I played oblivion was "why can't I find any medium armour" and "I must be able to find a spear in one of these shops"
I'd love to see it go back in a morrowind direction, the first thing I asked myself when I played oblivion was "why can't I find any medium armour" and "I must be able to find a spear in one of these shops"
Not to shoot your brain-plane down, but I really don't there needs to be another Elder Scrolls.
The entirety of the narrative was brought to a crashing end in Oblivion. No more demon incursions... ever. The Daedra are out of any and all story arcs from then on, and the extended universe came together to one shiny Sean Bean tacular ending.
The entirety of the narrative was brought to a crashing end in Oblivion. No more demon incursions... ever. The Daedra are out of any and all story arcs from then on, and the extended universe came together to one shiny Sean Bean tacular ending.
I'd like some thing that make it better than Oblivion
Better combat (something that would make it less clusterf***y and make escort missions less of a pain. perhaps something like Fallout 3's V.A.T.S.)
More varied environments (None of Oblivion's copy-pasted caves)
better voice acting (more voice actions would indeed fix that problem, with most people voiced by the same people, it gets dull easily.)
last, but not least, give it a better difficulty curve, something that would make fights more challenging.
but one thing from Oblivion I want keeped is the amount of quests, if Elder Scrolls V has the same amount of quests, I'll be busy, perhaps for years.
Better combat (something that would make it less clusterf***y and make escort missions less of a pain. perhaps something like Fallout 3's V.A.T.S.)
More varied environments (None of Oblivion's copy-pasted caves)
better voice acting (more voice actions would indeed fix that problem, with most people voiced by the same people, it gets dull easily.)
last, but not least, give it a better difficulty curve, something that would make fights more challenging.
but one thing from Oblivion I want keeped is the amount of quests, if Elder Scrolls V has the same amount of quests, I'll be busy, perhaps for years.