» Tue May 17, 2011 1:44 am Now for the next game in the TES series i wish for more bloodshed. For more loot. Longer faction quest lines. Longer, bigger, better game.
Fast travel- Keep it simple. Carriage rides, Silth striders, Boat, Mages guild, horses ( less clunky ones that can make you feel like your actually on a horse). I want to be abruptly stopped from fast travel every now and then from random occurences like a flood across an area, or fire, or a bandit raid. Bandit raids would be a cool thing to add. for one thing you get more things to kill, and for a second, MORE LOOT. And a thought, if your in a carriage and the driver dies you should be able to take the cart for your own allowing you to ride to dungeons with an empty cart to put lots of loot in. While riding a horse adding the chance to use your bows and arrows. Also since I'm on the topic of horses, being able to own your own stable would be a great thing to add. You can have all the horses and carriages you want there. Add a stronghold like there was in Morrowind for when you got far enough into the House Haala. I thought that was cool. As for fast traveling time goes by while you travel like the other games but if people want to complain about the fast travel theres a reason Beth went so intricate on the landscape in Oblivion. To pull you into the wilderness of the game. Fast travel is for those that don't want to take time running places. I personally love to run places. More chances to get into fights and discover locations that may or may not have nice loot in them. But as long as there's killing of creatures and bandits im good. In Morrowind if i had not explored the map i wouldn't have found as much loot as i did and i wouldn't have found and slain as many followers of Dagoth Ur as i did.
I also think that in the 5th game when you do a slash attack at someones necks the head should come off. or chop an arm or leg off. They put it in FO3 why not the next TES game. Add crafted items to the game. you find blue prints or learn from smiths/tailors on how to make weapons, armors and clothing.
Really i say join all the provinces into one big map and make an MMORPG out of it. But it has to be able to rival WoW or it may die out besides the loyal TES fans.
Theres more i'd like to suggest but ill stop there to see what other gamers have to say.
when i finish school i hope i can work for beth and make some awesome games to inspire many new and young gamers to play hardcoe and live a second life through Bethesda RPG's
