Details on Skyrim!

Post » Wed Mar 09, 2011 7:10 am

Players can stalk non-player characters and chart their routines, and break and enter into their homes when they aren’t around.


I love how this is listed as a new feature. You've been able to do this for Oblivoin, Fallout 3 and Fallout New Vegas.
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Maya Maya
 
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Post » Tue Mar 08, 2011 11:34 pm

I love how this is listed as a new feature. You've been able to do this for Oblivoin, Fallout 3 and Fallout New Vegas.


I think the change though is that it is much more defined now. People will actually have realistic schedules, and wont just go to Joe Blows bar everyday from 7 am til 11 pm.

Although Im sure some of the people will still do that lol
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Post » Wed Mar 09, 2011 12:00 am

I think the change though is that it is much more defined now.


I was thinking this as well or maybe they expanded our options while doing. It's vague but it's still early in the year.
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Post » Wed Mar 09, 2011 12:08 pm

I was thinking this as well or maybe they expanded our options while doing. It's vague but it's still early in the year.


All I know is, Im the kind of thief that YOU DONT want to be home when im ransacking your house.

I dont like witnesses and interruptions.
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Post » Tue Mar 08, 2011 9:55 pm

Seems like a lot of people are not seeing the forest for the trees. Then again some of you are just [img]http://img684.imageshack.us/img684/174/trollface.png[/img]

In an era where video game sequels are being rushed to market as early as 8 months after the predecessor, I think it's great that gamesas are taking their time with this one. Don't get me wrong, they are really marketing and hyping the crap out of this game, but that is called trying to sell your product and if they don't sell their product, then there will be no Elder Scrolls VI: The Undiscovered Black Marsh. Anyway, my opinion on this is that people should stop worrying about the minute details of things that are, as yet, unconfirmed and just try to be happy that gamesas appears to really be focusing all their resources on improving this series of games for each new title that gets released. From the info I've read posted by the OP (thank you so much BTW for posting this OP), it seems like gamesas is really trying to address many of the fan base's major concerns and so far they are doing a good job of it. And I'm sure there will be issues with Skyrim as well, but 1) I dare any of you to make a better game, and 2) all video games have their shortcomings. I have complete faith that gamesas will address the major Skyrim concerns in the next TES release. But right now, all I want to do is play Skyrim. By all means, when things get confirmed and once you see some more in-depth gameplay footage, go ahead and pick it apart. But it does nothing to just gripe about things in the game that haven't even happened yet. When I look at the overall picture I like what I see and I plan on losing my already limited social life come November 11th.

Just my two cents...
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Post » Wed Mar 09, 2011 11:01 am

That's correct. There's no plans for a public demo for Skyrim.




Agreed, great compilation of info.


Thanks.


Can this be locked? Its not a matter of perspective when I say this is OLD information that can be found in the links that are stickied. I think having to see this thread on top all the time is needless.


I'm sorry if the thread offends you, but it's only purpose is to inform. I assure you its not so bad to deserve a lock?


I didn't know about half this information until I read it here. I would prefer if this thread were stickied, actually. It's comprehensive and having it on the first page could prevent a lot of new threads being made.



This is by far the most interesting and helpful thread ive seen.


Thanks for your support.
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Post » Tue Mar 08, 2011 8:45 pm

Just a little correction:

The world isn't called Vvardenfell. Vvardenfell was a volcanic island constituting most of the northern half of Morrowind. It has since been destroyed (after the Oblivion crisis), when the Red Mountain erupted after the destruction of the socalled Ingenium machine and, subsequently, Vivec City.

Nirn is the name of the world (planet), and Tamriel is the continent where all the known provinces are found. Other continents (lands) include Akavir (to the east of Tamrial and Atmora (to the north).
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Post » Wed Mar 09, 2011 8:44 am

Just a little correction:

The world isn't called Vvardenfell. Vvardenfell was a volcanic island constituting most of the northern half of Morrowind. It has since been destroyed (after the Oblivion crisis), when the Red Mountain erupted after the destruction of the socalled Ingenium machine and, subsequently, Vivec City.

Nirn is the name of the world (planet), and Tamriel is the continent where all the known provinces are found. Other continents (lands) include Akavir (to the east of Tamrial and Atmora (to the north).


I'm familiar with Vvarfenfell being an island surrounded by the morrowind mainland on the continent of Tamriel in the overall world of Nirn.
Where is the incorrect statement, so I can make the correction.
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Post » Wed Mar 09, 2011 8:59 am

thanks for the post i knew most of that information but some i didnt and it was very interesting.
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Post » Wed Mar 09, 2011 1:07 am

Thanks for the information, can wait to see how many of it will really be in the game.
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