Rest In Piece wittle bunny http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_IBVPgalgRAk/TR1pkGAlUGI/AAAAAAAADEU/kBdDsN_Jc3A/s1600/Bugs+fake+death.jpg.

Must have been the rabbit of Caerbannog!

By the way, I totally see that mod coming in the first few days after release!

Can someone explain that thing about crysis to me? I don't quite understand it.. :confused:

Quote-"So if they play Crysis or anything like that, the mechanics of what we're doing, like interface-wise or controls, is not terribly different"

I think it's talking about the radial menu (circle). Up is your perks, down is the map, left is magic, right is inventory. So for a PC gamer (like myself), I can press the middle mouse button to move around the radial menu.

Thank you for clearing that up! I was confused at first.

Liquid fire?

If only the Rabbits were like the Chickens in Zelda. :rofl:

Yeah, serious and realistic combat...like 100% chameleon/absorb/reflect. Like backpedaling 500 miles per hour. Like enemies taking 400 arrows and still alive. :rofl:

--"...The higher you climb, the more severe weather you get..."

Dragon remains stay? There must not be many of them then, which is good.

--"So if they play Crysis or anything like that, the mechanics of what we're doing, like interface-wise or controls, is not terribly different." [woah....]

Now I will edit this later after I read the article and interview PC Gamer did with Todd Howard, so cross your fingers for new info!

EDIT:

--"The dragon screams and flaps its stealth-bomber-sized wings. It knows its invulnerable-its too high to reach with an arrow, and beyond the ranger og magic. All we can do is watch as the dragon circles like a hawk awaiting the moment to strike its prey. At the controls...Todd Howard brandishes his longsword and shield, braced and ready for the inevitable attack. Suddenly, the dragon drops from the sky like meteor and slams the frozen tundra directly in front of him, blasting a cloud of snow out from underneath its cruel talons. Thew entire mountain shakes in protest-this legendary beast is as big as a two story house. Howard raises his shield as the dragon's scale-armored neck bobs and waves, cool and calculating. Then, as fast as the crack of a bullwhip, the foul lizard opens its jaws, sprays our hero's shield with liquid fire, and charges like a 15-ton battering ram."

--"...Howard walks away...[from the] dragon's smoldering, bleached bones." Is it confirmed that dragon remains stay, like after closing an Oblivion gate the 'ruins' stay?

--Though its been confirmed 3rd person improved, Todd says that Skyrim will be more effective in 3rd person.

-"...liquid fire..." Metaphor or is some sort of 'lava' power revealed?

--Using magic in both hands will double the power, but double your magicka drain [Plus theres effects on your hands like in BioShock, but I think this was already confirmed]

--"...The higher you climb, the more severe weather you get..."

--"we added rivers to dungeons as a way of naturally leading the player to certain destinations..."

--"So if they play Crysis or anything like that, the mechanics of what we're doing, like interface-wise or controls, is not terribly different." [woah....]

--"You can swing your sword when it's low, you just cant do the bigger moves if you don't have enough stamina."

--[THIS I found a bit interesting]:

What's you best guilty pleasure moment?

Theres some evil things, if thats what you're asking. The artists have recently put rabbits in the game. I looked over, and there's this little rabbit. he's sitting there, chewing like a rabbit would, but I wanted see if they had really made it work, and he was just sitting there so I took my mace and went WACK!...and it went "Waaaaaaaahhhh!" But it didnt die, so im like: WACK! and that killed it. But in the moment I thought, "wow it lived through that and now Im going to crush it again to make it die," and I felt really terrible. But really, I was just making sure that, "OK, yes, they out rabbits in the game." [Oh Todd! ]

[Thats it, thanks for reading! :tops:

It's confirmed that there are an infinite number of dragons in-game. The game calculates how much time has passes since you've fought your last dragon and sees if it's time to spawn a new one. But I doubt they'll all be just spawned and respawned one after another, so I wouldn't be too worried.