Ok. I was thinking about this. In Oblivion and Fallout, the npc's expressions when you talked to them was like talking to a doll that moved its mouth from time to time. So I wonder, with bethesda's new approach towards characters that look better, and a bigger cast of voice actors, will we see more emotions in their body language? Imagen an old man that has lost his only son and wants you to take revenge on the murderer. It would be so much more personal if the old man cries a little and shows you something that belonged to his son. Or a little girl that is lost in the forest, and when you find her she is hiding behind some rocks scared to death. And you can see the fear in her face when she is begging you not to hurt her,. When she realise you are not going to hurt her, she will run towars you and embrace you. Things like this would make the game so much more beautiful, its not all about the graphics. A huge step into the way people around you feels is very important as well. anyone agree??

It would be great. And I would say that with Fallout, they improved a lot, in this aspect.

http://www.gamesas.com/index.php?/topic/1172623-expressions/page__p__17301336__fromsearch__1#entry17301336

ohh, my bad, sorry man!

Yeah too right! Even though it's already been confirmed it's nice to have little reminders of what's to come :laugh:

If the expressions aren't done like in LA Noire, it's going to look creepy. So not for this Elder Scrolls.