maybe you BECOME a dragon in the end? : V - Skyrim

» Tue Jul 19, 2011 9:26 am

Also, dragons can fly, and levitate is game breaking

Yeah exactly....ever thought why? They want us to avoid fighting dragons in the air (this time, not talking about it's lack in oblivion). That's just my oppinion, but I can image very well that this is the reason.

» Tue Jul 19, 2011 1:45 pm

1. NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Don't make it so! No dragon for me, just DragonBORN!

2.Avatar of Akatosh. And that was because he COULD wear the Amulet of Kings, don't remember what exactly he did, but it involved the Amulet, he "merged" with it, I guess. Also, he's a dragonborn, because I can't remember (i'll have to check) but I think it was in Game Informer, that it said the Imperial line of Emperors/Septims/Something like that were from Skyrim, and were dragonborn. So, unless we have another Temple of the One, and another Amulet of Kings, and ARE royal-royal, it's an Akatosh Avatar no-go.

P.S. "he" is Martin Septim! Believe it or go to

bliviongate:

» Tue Jul 19, 2011 12:39 pm

1. NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Don't make it so! No dragon for me, just DragonBORN!

2.Avatar of Akatosh. And that was because he COULD wear the Amulet of Kings, don't remember what exactly he did, but it involved the Amulet, he "merged" with it, I guess. Also, he's a dragonborn, because I can't remember (i'll have to check) but I think it was in Game Informer, that it said the Imperial line of Emperors/Septims/Something like that were from Skyrim, and were dragonborn. So, unless we have another Temple of the One, and another Amulet of Kings, and ARE royal-royal, it's an Akatosh Avatar no-go.

P.S. "he" is Martin Septim! Believe it or go to

bliviongate:

*slaps RussianGuest101* take a hold of yourself man!

martin used the power of the amulet and his blood to summon an avatar of akatosh, he didn't transform into a dragon but summoned one.

also martin was never trained in the ways of the voice so dragon shouts were a little bit out of his reach at the time.

dragons are rumored in the lore that they have the power to shapeshift at will to disguise themselves. and we now know that most of a dragon's abilities stem from the use of their language.
going by that logic it's perfectly possible for a shapeshifting shout to exist.

» Tue Jul 19, 2011 10:00 am

No thanks maybe in DLC.

» Tue Jul 19, 2011 8:40 am

~~No thanks maybe in DLC.~~ Yes please straight away, no point waiting for a dlc :thumbsup:

There you go, it's a service I provide.

» Tue Jul 19, 2011 5:27 pm

maybe not full dragon, but some kind of half dragon half whatever race you play, but not perminant maybe a toggled thing, like this being you true self and you can activate it through a shout.

» Tue Jul 19, 2011 7:30 am

maybe not full dragon, but some kind of half dragon half whatever race you play, but not perminant maybe a toggled thing, like this being you true self and you can activate it through a shout.

Haha a dragon lizard for an Argonian?

» Tue Jul 19, 2011 3:44 pm

I think it's fairly obvious this will happen at some point in the game. Probably the end.

You're absorbing dragon's souls the entire game...eventually something's going to happen and this seems the most likely. Unless Bethesda has something more creative planned for the finale...

» Tue Jul 19, 2011 10:27 am

Oh god, please everyone in this thread be joking! This is the worst serious idea I've heard on this forum in a long time.

» Tue Jul 19, 2011 5:31 pm

Yeah exactly....ever thought why? They want us to avoid fighting dragons in the air (this time, not talking about it's lack in oblivion). That's just my oppinion, but I can image very well that this is the reason.

Really? You're serious?

It's because of area design, particularly dungeon design and the fact that cities are seperate worldspaces.

» Tue Jul 19, 2011 2:57 pm

Lol sorry, but that's like saying "I had no idea there were guns in Call of Duty". The main character (standard look) of Divinity 2 is even pictured on the front of the package as his human and dragon form . It's even on the list of features (like amazon.com):

"Fight as Both a Human and a Dragon - Don't settle for taming and riding a dragon when you can be the Dragon. For the first time, an RPG unleashes the very power of the Dragon on you. Climb high and vaporize all that stands in your way as you strategically use both your human and dragon forms to defeat Damian and become the ultimate Dragon Knight."

The fact that you turn into a dragon in this game was stated everywhere (magazines, internet, game package, steam info....).

*cough* Breath of Fire *cough*... yup, play as human and dragon for the FIRST TIME EVUR!

XD

Seriously, though... unless there's a 'Change to Dragon' shout in there somewhere they're not telling us about, it's not going to happen.

» Tue Jul 19, 2011 7:43 am

I would rather eat pooh

hehe why does my awesome altmer mage want to be a huge lizard

» Tue Jul 19, 2011 2:36 pm

maybe people could stop to come out with ridiculous ideas?

» Tue Jul 19, 2011 9:16 am

I don't want to be a dragon, especially if the game forces me fight them nearly all the way through it. Would a surviving marine vet of WW2 want to become Japanese all of a sudden once the war is over? I doubt it.

» Tue Jul 19, 2011 7:35 pm

I don't want to be a dragon, especially if the game forces me fight them nearly all the way through it. Would a surviving marine vet of WW2 want to become Japanese all of a sudden once the war is over? I doubt it.

That isn't the same at all though. For one, we know that our character...no matter how much they might hate or like dragons...has the soul of one...it's just the body and maybe the mind that does not match.

» Tue Jul 19, 2011 8:35 am

Maybe, the whole thing is a twist, and the you were a dragon all along, and that when you turn into a dragon at the end, you live with them, and get to be married and have kids... dragon kids. But no... I mean you probably can turn into a dragon because Bethesda said they wouldn't answer that, and if you can it probably is directly connected to the plot, therefore, them revealing this would ruin the "full experience" of the game.

» Tue Jul 19, 2011 1:56 pm

That isn't the same at all though. For one, we know that our character...no matter how much they might hate or like dragons...has the soul of one...it's just the body and maybe the mind that does not match.

I'm talking ME: THE PLAYER, not the in-game character that I am controlling. If it matches the story well then maybe I can see it but as a dragon slayer extrordinaire' PLAYER it could be a bit "mehish".

Yes, I'm still wondering why someone who is 'Dragonborn' goes around killing dragons lmao let's see how this play out.

» Tue Jul 19, 2011 10:00 am

if i turn into a dragon then im going to have the dragon me crap another dragon and im going to fly on the crap dragon to black marsh because if i turn into a dragon i dont want to live in skyrim anymore..... i need a mod for that... or a perk

» Tue Jul 19, 2011 7:48 pm

No, but I'm pretty sure you become the new King of Skyrim.
Unite the nation under your reign, and become the new Emperor of Tamriel.

Just sayin'.

» Tue Jul 19, 2011 8:47 pm

I doubt it, but it'd be cool cuz you get to fly.

» Tue Jul 19, 2011 11:03 am

You don't become a giant winged lizard, but, metaphysically, you do become a Dragon. I'd even say you're one from the beginning: that's the definition of a Dragonborn. Kinda like Tiber Septim.