Wow, first page (47) of game informer is a screenshot too?(Pete hines Twitter) thought it was cgi pre render then im really excited for screens now

When he said "you'll have to wait and see" what was that in response to.

Wow, first page (47) of game informer is a screenshot too?(Pete hines Twitter) thought it was cgi pre render then im really excited for screens now

The perched dragon ? :blink: We might get to see that in-game ?

Swwweeeet.

In answer of the post I quoted just before. Just staying, I reckon they'll keep a steady flow of well, crumbs, but Skyrim crumbs.

Wow, first page (47) of game informer is a screenshot too?(Pete hines Twitter) thought it was cgi pre render then im really excited for screens now

Yes, the perched dragon is a screen. They obviously put some treatment on it to go along with their front page spread.

I actually made the original version my desktop wallpaper this morning.

Yes, the perched dragon is a screen. They obviously put some treatment on it to go along with their front page spread.

I actually made the original version my desktop wallpaper this morning.

The perched dragon ? :blink: We might get to see that in-game ?

Swwweeeet.

I wouldn't count a screenshot of your computer desktop as a screenshot of the game....;_;

So..uh Gstaff.... Mind giving us that image so we can too? Please? :bowdown:

Not yet

Yes, perched dragon. I hope all 20 dragons will have unique model and story, my sensory function Will just EXPLODE.

Aww... Gstaff leaves so quickly. :sadvaultboy:

Gstaff is not gone...Gstaff is always her with us

Where are people getting this 20 Dragon idea from? The fact that there are only 20 Dragon Shouts? Keep in mind each shout has three tiers. By that logic it would equal 60 Dragons.

Edit* I personally think there will not be a limit.

@Gstaff that's what I thought you would say... Had to ask though

Where are people getting this 20 Dragon idea from? The fact that there are only 20 Dragon Shouts? Keep in mind each shout has three tiers. By that logic it would equal 60 Dragons.

Edit* I personally think there will not be a limit.

Yeah if you look closely at the stone the dragon is standing on you can easily see it is a screenshot.

Where the pillar meets the snow covere top, you can clearly see it, doesn't looke like the whole "appearing not as a preset texture" the magazine tells us.

Of course there will be preset snow textures on top of huge mountains. It was never said ALL the snow in the world would fall on objects dynamically.

That explanation is thinner than English breakfast tea.

For a game that sells itself EXACTLY on the promise of no walls, no limits, and a complete player-controlled environment and game progress, it makes very little sense to start in prison, unless you like to call it 'tradition' because you can't come up with something better. Tradition doesn't mean it's good, it just means that it's tradition.

Since the game is designed to let us control our own fate and decide our own path of progress by letting us go wherever we want to and do whatever quests we like, it would make a whole lot more sense to start us out as a free individual under circumstances decided by ourselves during character creation. We're just going to do whatever we like anyway as soon as we get out of prison. People on these boards are describing games where they have roamed around for hundreds of hours and made it to level 20-something without even starting the main quest. Some play heartless assassins, hardly the empire-saving persons we're supposed to be, but the game lets us play those characters because it's so much more than a main quest story line.

With this new AI, as i understand it, NPCs become much more interactive and can approach you in the streets. That would be a much better way for me to be introduced to the main quest line than a psychic Emperor magically appearing in my prison cell and naming me the savior of the world. If I was trotting along, minding my own business, and then heard rumors in the streets, at an inn, from a bard I met on the road or some such event, I could decide for myself if I wanted to get involved in the main quest or not. Instead, in Oblivion, I'm left with a sense of urgency and a bad conscience for not doing like my Emperor told me to, cause I'm that kind of person. Not cool.

This game is about the free choice, so set us up like that instead of clinging to a poor idea because of some vague tradition.

Just my 5C.

Of course there will be preset snow textures on top of huge mountains. It was never said ALL the snow in the world would fall on objects dynamically.

Of course there will be preset snow textures on top of huge mountains. It was never said ALL the snow in the world would fall on objects dynamically.

My explanation wasn't thin at all. I clearly explained the reason for imprisonment and even gave a similar use of such a plot beginning. .