AWESOME!!!!!!

Awesome info thank for posting!!
The Part that most interested me is:
Every city and town is bound to some particular resources meaning if you burn their mill or mine, you affect their economy and they'll be forced to buy flour or mineral somewhere else and when you'll want to buy these resources here again it will be more expensive.
Does this mean that destructable inviroment has been included. I really hope that this is the case so I can let Pyro side of my rebel Dunmer Fire mage out :flamethrower:

Awesome info! :celebration:

My bad, I'll edit my original post

That's hilarious! It was obvious though, haha.

You should watch the "making of Oblivion" videos (i think i found it on youtube), you can see this guy who works alone on dungeons.

I am a happy man.



Radiant AI? I have to see it myself.



Ala Fallout I guess. Fine by me.



Finally! Still, need to see it myself.



Much better than an actual GPS and without the NPCs giving any directions (so now we can ignore the GPS I guess).

Thank you so much for the info, man... These are awesome news! :celebration:

Don't mention it, buddy. Thank you for taking the time to translate it and post it on here! :foodndrink:

most "inimportant" NPC like simple villagers won't have any dialogue tree (instead they'll directly comment on rumors or on what they're doing)

So,this is like in FO3 and New Vegas.I'm a little bit disappointed,but then again,its not really that important.No harm done.Hopefully there'll be as much "important" npcs like in Oblivion.

WHAT?! really?

I take it the translation would mean, if you destroyed the workers?

Good news indeed . Thanks

I stand in awe

Good stuff

Thanks a bunch ca tjoup, appreciate this!
Awesome news about the rumour and directions thing

So basically we now have two information laden international articles with more information about the game in the two of them than in every Game Informer article written so far combined...

Very positive stuff here. Especially like the idea that not every NPC will have extensive dialogue (basically sounds like Fallout 3) and the idea that there will actually be some artistic differences between Nord Clans (hopefully these will be joinable factions). It's good that they acknowledge how boring Oblivion's artistic design was.

Also with 8 guys working on fewer dungeons than what 1 guy was working on in Oblivion (wtf, never knew this...), that guarantees more interesting and unique dungeon design. (Gee, no wonder there were basically only five dungeons repeated ad nauseum in vanilla Oblivion...). Hopefully means more hand-placed loot as well.

...and that's why I hate spanish magazines and their idiotic reviews ?? They don't give half as much info as you've got. Anyway, awesome report, I just love that the "exotism" of Morrowind is back...I REALLY HOPE it's true!

(BTW, first post under Windows 7 x64 SP1, upgraded from XP SP3....-FINALLY!-).

One of the small things I wanted the most was a Dunmer city Thank you OP.

very interesting...
Things are looking promising with almost all pieces of information.

Screw Gameinformer, Europe has the good news!

I hope I can get my hands on the German cover story soon.

Great info, thanks!

The dunmer city sounds great.

Probably in the east, founded by refugees.

I like all of the info.

What does this mean? Is this saying that we won't be able to talk to ANY NPCs that aren't "important"? Not even to Oblivion's level?

Skyrim just sounds better and better and better with every piece of new info :celebration:

You can actually set fire to a mill and burn it down and it will affect the town's economy?? Wow, that's pretty amazing if it's actually true.

Wonderful, thanks!

Add dynamic shadows to the list of good news.