My posts was obviously not to you than, right? I was only referring to a few people. Thanks for sharing your concerns. It seems as though I hurt your feelings or made you mad or somthing, but if you were having a civil discussion than thats obviously fine but my thoughts and opinions never concerned you or they others who were having a civil discussion, so why did you reply to me? I was just giving my opinion on looking at the positive things and not the negative. All I've seen latly is people bashing and trashing Bethesda for making changes for what they thinks best, but some people just can't cope with that, but you're not one of them so don't worry about it.

and if the unthinkable happens i will download that mod. that is if they are serious about figuring out how to get console players to be able to use mods.

I haven't read all the posts yet, but I'm hoping this is hijinx!

I've been on board with pretty much all the changes so far... but this is not acceptable -- if it is true.

What will this say about the crafting skill for armor then? That would pretty much svck too.

I have to agree with this, I don't expect to not play Skyrim at all simply because I don't get to mix and match armor slots as I see fit, but sometimes I can like a game without approving of every decision the developers made with it, if everything else is good, a lack of seperate armor slots won't stop me from playing the game, but if such a change is made, I will not be pleased with it. When I first started the series with Morrowind, I was impessed to see a level of apparel customization I had not seen in other games, at the time, the games I played mostly just had a generic "armor" slot and a seperate helmet, gloves and boots at best, if you were lucky, the armor and helmet might change your appearance, but the gloves and boots were usually just for their stats. Yet with Morrowind, armor and clothing were divided into many parts, and aside from jewelry and belts, everything you wore would be visible on your character, this level of customization was new to me, and it's probably the first game that really made me think about trying to make my character look visually distinct through the clothing and armor I chose to wear, rather than just choosing whatever has the best stats, Oblivion was somewhat of a step down from this, but still had a decent level of customization, and had the added benefit of being able to see rings and amulets on your character. Sure, not all armor combinations looked good, but I don't mind, it's not like just because I have to make ugly characters just because I can, if I dislike certain combinations of armor, I can choose not to wear them, in any case, I would not want to lose the ability to create the combination I want simply to remove the potential of creating a character that doesn't look good.



That's possible, I suppose, if that's the case, it could be a good way to cut down on inventory clutter and make changing beteeen seperate outfits more streamlined, so long as they remember to include a simple way to combine parts from different armors or wear only the pars of an armor you want, of course.



Perhaps so, though like you said, it wouldn't be helpful for console users, and in any case, the fact that I can wait for someone to make a mod for something (To make one myself I'd need both the tools and skills to create new models or edit existing ones, neither of which I have.) doesn't really make me feel good about it not being in the game from the start if it's something I feel should have been in from the start, if it was in from the start, we wouldn't need mods for it.

I agree and understand, but we will just have to wait and see what they do, I'm sure there are seperate armour but if theres not than I doubt Bethesda will change it, and people would just have to get over it.

Who said that if i wont buy i will miss the story, the quests, the lore etc?

ARRRGGGHHH!

Erm, in addition to Pete's confirmation, we've seen a variety of characters in the screenshots wearing that "harness" piece of armor with/without helmets and with/without pauldrons. Unless this is just some kind of cobbled-together gladiator look with different aesthetic variants, that information couldn't be correct. With the new smithing system, armor and weapons should be more complex.

Right? :angel:

:mellow:

this was something else new to me that was in the artical...

sword and torch- "Not only can torches light dark areas, but they can now be used for blocking, and bashing enemies will set them on fire."

i heard about torches being back, but i never suspected you could use them as a shield and to set things on fire

Notice it's Clothing not Armor.

I love TES and I can play hours and hours on it. I spent over 300 hours with Oblivion and MW, but it still does not change the fact and the truth that its still a video game. Yes you put it in your tray or DVD ROAM and you play it. is TES the best video game, YES! In my opinion it is and as much as I wish it was real life lol its still a video game whether you or I like it. For the seconed sentence of yours: than why don't you just go get a job at Bethesda and maby you could make some big helpful changes, no? Than leave it to the masters of RPG's.

I almost had a heart attack until I read the responses. That would be horrible if there were 1 piece suits.

When did I ever claim I wanted a job at Bethesda or that I was a master at RPG's? I didn't. I said, without us fans buying thier games and loving them, there would be no TES. Hell, there wouldn't even be a video game industry <_<

And try telling the people that spend years of their life reading up on TES lore that its just a game. That won't go over very well.

That would be a disappointment it's true. Seems like it'd limit what we could do with the new smithing and enchant skills. I'm going to wait before believing it though. After that one article saying Skyrim would only have three skills and that other thing about the Facebook integration I'm inclined to take what they're saying with a grain of salt unless it's a quote from the developers.

well come to think of it stonefrog is right :celebration: and on your comment good i would like to beat people with a torch

What I meant was that you will not get to experiance it firsthand if you know what that means? Its different than playing than it is watching.

He's referring to piracy, actually.

I still think PSM meant that armor sets are combined in the inventory to reduce clutter.

Could be both. Still half the people complaining about one piece armour will complain about one piece cloths. Besides, seprate clothing is just as silly.

HA! very true :celebration:

I tweeted Pete about that specifically. We'll see if he responds...

They probably mean ike the Dark Brotherhood.

I did'nt mean it in a disrespectful way at all, so I'm sorry if I offended you or anyone. I love TES just as musch as the next person. But I know I got my real life to deal with first and its real life problems and I'm sure other people have to deal with theirs too, so I don't understand all the hate and complaining over a video game, its for your entertainment and enjoyment not somthing to be taken serously and thats the truth. So I don't understand such bashing and whining over TES which by the way is the best video game ever :tes: I can understand civil diagreement and upsets but in my opinion its going to far, but thats just my opinion, if it does not concern you than don't worry about it :thumbsup:

Oh, lol well if someone really hates Bethesda than I guess you could do that....

Single Suit armor is not going to happen. That was a Fallout thing that Bethesda did to keep some of Fallout's identity intact, not an improvement over Oblivion.