The Far-Flung Future : V - Skyrim

» Sun May 08, 2011 1:02 pm

but there is a whole world out there to explore, for real. :thumbsup:

I've already been to New Zealand. Don't make me go outside again.

» Sun May 08, 2011 7:41 am

Im guessin the tech by then will allow for maps the size of all of tamriel and then some also it would have good graphics and be able to handle 100 plus enemies on screen...which would make me crap my pants but im sure by then i'll prolly go..."huh....pretty cool...new elder scrolls..again...jeez wen are they gonna get real graphics..there killin this franchise like activision did call of duty way bak in 2014" the cycle of all popular game franchises from now on...lol watever happened to games just dieing..

» Sun May 08, 2011 8:21 am

We have instances of controlling robotics with thoughts. Its been done with Chimps, (and will probably be done with aircraft weapon systems ~my assumption).
I hope this leads to thought controlled cybernetics for the disabled.

**There is also this to think about.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/4396387.stm
(Ever read "When Gravity Fails" ?)

I actually have a prototype cybernetic prosthetic arm that responds to VERY basic mental commands. It has a sensative network of fibers along the outside of it that can tell me basic things. It's pressure sensative and can tell hot from cold, stuff like that. Although whenever I use the microwave I piss myself and pass out for 40 minutes. There's kinks to work out.

» Sun May 08, 2011 6:33 pm

Yeah, except that you can't fight dragons, pillage castles and villages, and slaughter innocents in real life, dude. Not to mention the more wholesome things TES has, like mixing a potion of invisibility, or joining and rising through the ranks of a guild of mages.

I'll leave the dragon slaying to you then my good man. :foodndrink:

» Sun May 08, 2011 4:59 pm

I actually have a prototype cybernetic prosthetic arm that responds to VERY basic mental commands. It has a sensative network of fibers along the outside of it that can tell me basic things. It's pressure sensative and can tell hot from cold, stuff like that. Although whenever I use the microwave I piss myself and pass out for 40 minutes. There's kinks to work out.

This is just ****ing awesome. Trying to get back to the topic of TES games in the future I would love to see a game with all of Tamriel (and Akavir) on 1:1 scale. Make it MMO, or don't, idc. Still be [censored] cool.

» Sun May 08, 2011 11:58 pm

This is just ****ing awesome. Trying to get back to the topic of TES games in the future I would love to see a game with all of Tamriel (and Akavir) on 1:1 scale. Make it MMO, or don't, idc. Still be [censored] cool.

I hope you don't mean the urinating and passing out part.

TES tries to support a virtual world ~so I would assume it will approach VR for as long as they continue to make them; and get closer and closer as consumer technology improves.

» Sun May 08, 2011 6:11 pm

I hope you don't mean the urinating and passing out part.

I meant [censored] awesome like funny as hell so yes I did mean that lol. Mainly because not only is the fact that said person has a working one (though they are being worked on), a microwave wouldn't do anything to it. So it was just plain funny.

» Sun May 08, 2011 7:49 pm

By 2030 we'll all be able to jack our brains into a computer generated simulation of Tamriel and live there while our bodies are kept alive in specially designed bio-pods we pay Bethesda a monthly subscription for.

Sounds like my kind of future.

» Mon May 09, 2011 12:18 am

I would love an Elder Scrolls game spread across Tamriel. I would hate how long I'd hafta wait for it.

» Sun May 08, 2011 6:28 pm

Nice, I'll see if I can get that added.

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