and saw this

Xbox 360 ? Role-Playing ? First-Person
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim



so WHEN ?????

also will be able to cast more than 1 spell at a time ??? (when a game title is released that means the game is 50% done right?)

Yes its all true. And we have very little info other than release date 11/11/11. Please use one of the other existing threads to talk about your excitement for it or find news. (Sorry mods,I cant post links from phone)

11th november 2011.


Nothing is known about the game, except it will be called Skyrim.


A game would be 100% done when it's released.

But as we all know, TES games never are.

And judging by the trailer it will include dragons.

If you mean what I think you mean, you can already do that. Some spells have multiple effects at once, like you can make a spell for yourself that heals and feathers at the same time if you want.

Well that's not true.

It will use a completely new engine.

There will be at least 2 dragons in the game.

I think a few people are misunderstanding the topic creator. When they say "title is released" they mean that the game's title is revealed. In any case, that has little to do with production completion. They waited until very deep in the development of this game to release it. It's been in development for "a few" years, suggesting more than two years now, suggesting a 3-4 year development cycle when it is released. It's probably not almost done, but it's well into development.

As to the spell thing, I assume they mean being able to hotkey different spells to different buttons, without the need to switch back and forth?

Magic in TES works by "saying" an incantation, hence why silence prevents you from casting spells.

So, barring your character being a siamese twin (thereby having two mouths), you won't be able to cast more than one spell at a time (which is what spellmaking is for: just combine it all into one spell)

What are you basing that on?

"There Will Be Dragons"

dragons is plural, meaning at least two.

AHA!

You should have acted. They're already here. The Elderscrolls fortold of their...

unless that game is New Vegas.....

One of the devs said he started working at Bethesda just under 2 years ago. They then went on to say they were there from the beginning of Skyrim, so, just 2 years apparently, 3 when it's actually released. (I'm assuming this is excluding the engine build itself.)

stands that they have worked for years on skyrim.