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-'Magnetism' in your attacks draws them more towards enemies rather than allies so as there is no 'friendly fire' in bigger battles.
-Taverns will play a large role in getting information, gossip and rumours from a town as it's naturally where most people go after working and you can listen to peoples conversation and learn more about the town and/or skyrim itseld - it's a lot more natural.
-Quest givers won't be so specific, an example given is say in Oblivion a QG would say you'd be paid 200 gold for doing something, they've tried to make it more natural so the QG would say something more along the lines if 'I'd happily pay if you could do this for me'. (Maybe your payment is dependant on how well you pull off the task?)
-There will be some enchanted weapons which don't tell you what they do - so you'll know it's magical in some way but you won't know how exactly, you'd have to find out yourself - (this would most likely apply to the things you find in dungeons, ie people wouldn't know about it so the PC wouldn't either untill it's used)
-People will be more vague or specific when talking to you or giving you quests depending on how much they like you.
-If you are using a two handed weapon then you use Left Trigger to block and Right trigger to attack, however if you have a one handed weapon in one hand and a spell in the other, you won't be able to block - left trigger will then be a spell and right will be attack - it is done to make you play more stratigically - be more offensive, defensive, magic based etc.
-They mention some new spells such as one which acts as a shield against magic
-They talk about dungeons; one in specific which they go to on a quest *Minor spoilers ahead* called 'Bleak Falls Barrow' - it is inhabited mainly by the Draugr (the undead guys in the screenshots we've seen), a 'ghostly dragon priest' who bursts out of a sarcophagus to attack and startle the player and the 'boss' of the dungeon - a giant 'Frostbite Spider'. They said that they were proceeding through the dungeon when it dropped down from the ceiling where it was hiding, it was said to be terrifying.
-A rune that you can throw down and it fires out shards of ice, similar to the flamethrower one we've heard about.
-They describe a finishing move they perform on a bandit - they 'plunge the sword into his chest' and the bandit can be heard gurgling his blood as he dies.
-Outside of quests you can perform; Woodcutting, Cooking, Mining and metalwork
-They mention some of the 18 skills although I don't know if they're being specific or general (ie they could be grouping a few skills into one, and these are probably not the names of them): Combat, Magic, Stealth, Conversationalist.
-They mention a Dragon Shout that acts as a sort of 'Bullet Time'.
-Riverwood is described as 'A smattering of timber buildings, including a sawmill'
-They get the quest to go to Bleak Falls Barrow from a shopkeeper called Lucan who has had his antique golden dragon claw stolen and wants you to retrieve it.
-Radiant Story is in part inspired by the random encounters in Fallout 3.
-The game apparently looks amazing in motion, with great environment effects such as the wind making the water swirl and make waves.
-Some Dragon Shouts are found in dungeons.
-It is possible to raise all skills to 100 but not possible to get all perks.
-The King of Skyrim is dead, which has sparked the Civil War.
-Dragon Encounters aren't scripted and they will 'Merrily ravage towns without warning'/
-NPC's are said to be improved, having proper jobs and routines now and some will even take out a vendetta on you and will come to find you if you killed a loved one or relative for example.
-"Every big settlement is unique. The city of Markarth Side, for example, is set into dramatic stone cliffs, with buildings teetering on the end of sheer drops"
-Haarfingar is said to be home to the largest trading port in Skyrim.
-They mention breaking and entering to find out more about people, but I'm not sure as to what extent - "Because of the open world set up you can even progress by snooping around - following people, looking out for strange behaviour and even some light breaking and entering".

There is one screen that I haven't seen before, It's a dragon standing on top of a large mountain (not the one looking out at mountains, thats in here aswell) - the dragon is seen from the front very clearly and I must say looks very badass. The animations seem to be pretty good from the shots aswell, as the dragons feet are positioned correctly depending on where he is standing in the 3 shots they appear in.

There is also some concept art of what appears to be Dwemer Ruins? possibly, I'm not entirely sure. It looks cool though

Anyway, thats most of what I can remember from the main article and interview, I haven't delved too much into the surrounding screens captions or the massive annotated map of tamriel, but if there's anything else I find I'll add it in.

Enjoy.

I read a post from The Nexus Forums that said the "not knowing enchantments on items" was a misinterpretation.

Istred says: "If it is from Official PS Mag, someone has misinterpreted a line which was meant to say that the questgivers won't describe the enchanted items they give us as a reward - to allow it to be appropriate to our level. If the source is different, could You say what it is?"

My only gripe is this, they prefer to be called PTOM. (P-Tom) Playstation the official magazine. Not, OPSM.

Based on that quote, I can see how the person on the Nexus is probably right. The context of that quote is during the giving of a quest. Meaning, they are just going to tell you you will get a magic sword. However, once they give it to you, you should be able to see the stats on it. They just won't tell you them upfront since they won't know your level at the time you complete the quest. They'd rather give you a sword to match your level, at that time.

I read a post from The Nexus Forums that said the "not knowing enchantments on items" was a misinterpretation.

Istred says: "If it is from Official PS Mag, someone has misinterpreted a line which was meant to say that the questgivers won't describe the enchanted items they give us as a reward - to allow it to be appropriate to our level. If the source is different, could You say what it is?"

I really hope we can turn stuff like "blood gurgling" off.

Markarth sounds just awesome.

I really hope we can turn stuff like "blood gurgling" off.

I was expecting magnetism to be hated.

It better not be noticeable. ESPECIALLY with arrows.

You do realize, that that is the city we already have a picture of:

http://www.uesp.net/wiki/File:Markarth01.jpg

Except for the part about not being able to block with one-handed weapons

I don't really like the idea of levelled quest rewards...

Will this mean that in the late game, every farmer wanting his fields cleared will have a powerful enchanted sword he can spare?

Sounds like the world is revolving around the player too much again.

The rest of the news sounds good, as long as auto-aim is linked to skills... don't want to be a crack shot at level 1.

It could very possibly be only leveled for random quests, which would make sense (they're supposed to give you something to do at ANY level). Static rewards, or at least leveled rewards with in limits (a sword may be between level 5-10. Doing the quest before or during those levels would net you a good sword, but afterward would give you an obviously weaker sword due to your higher level).