So... there is a lot of Daggerfall DLC discussion... : V - Skyrim

» Wed Dec 14, 2011 9:58 am

Well Todd did say:
"I'd like to see the city of Daggerfall redone, or Sentinel. Daggerfall should be on a giant bluff, overlooking the Iliac Bay, and we just couldn't pull it off well then." http://www.oxm.co.uk/26155/bethesdas-todd-howard-on-elder-scrolls-5-skyrim/?page=2
A hobo can only dream :blush:

» Wed Dec 14, 2011 12:10 am

Don't believe anything you hear from forchan. It's the birthplace of the trolls.

That Bethesda employee would be fired.

It's 4-chan and Bethesda employee's actually do go on their.. Most of the time to get ideas from the community

http://www.gamesas.com/index.php?/topic/1304002-daggerfell-remake-and-morrowind-expansion/page__st__40__gopid__19635476#entry19635476k

» Wed Dec 14, 2011 6:09 am

Would be Cool, but the only thing i need in a DLC is some female Khajiit i can marry to fulfill my Role-playing.
Adding a whole new Province seems unlikely, but Bethesda did mention that the DLC's are gonna be bigger than they were in Oblivion and Shivering Isles was pretty big.

» Wed Dec 14, 2011 4:45 am

Shivering Isles might have been commerical suicide, but it was one of the best expansions I have ever laid hands on. Hell, it was a game in its own right.

I can only hope that Bethesda put passion over economics again to create another bumper expansion, but I doubt it'll happen which is why I'm so sceptical of this story.

The ideas the troll posts are fantastic though! Now that's how to put consequence into a game Bethesda! It sure beats the hell out of finishing the Civil War quest, and having to check online whether that damp fizzle at the end was really the end of it.

» Wed Dec 14, 2011 1:13 am

Shivering Isles might have been commerical suicide, but it was one of the best expansions I have ever laid hands on. Hell, it was a game in its own right.

I can only hope that Bethesda put passion over economics again to create another bumper expansion, but I doubt it'll happen which is why I'm so sceptical of this story.

The ideas the troll posts are fantastic though! Now that's how to put consequence into a game Bethesda! It sure beats the hell out of finishing the Civil War quest, and having to check online whether that damp fizzle at the end was really the end of it.

Passion over economics is a perfect way of losing a company. No Bethesda, no more Elder Scrolls. I think Todd's idea strikes a perfect balance.

» Wed Dec 14, 2011 3:15 am

Would be Cool, but the only thing i need in a DLC is some female Khajiit i can marry to fulfill my Role-playing.
Adding a whole new Province seems unlikely, but Bethesda did mention that the DLC's are gonna be bigger than they were in Oblivion and Shivering Isles was pretty big.

This is obviously speculation, but when Beth said Skyrim DLCs would be bigger than Oblivion's, I think they were talking about Battlehorn, spelltomes and horse armour. I think Shivering Isles was considered more of an expansion than a DLC. Would LOVE to be proved wrong though!

» Wed Dec 14, 2011 8:15 am

Passion over economics is a perfect way of losing a company. No Bethesda, no more Elder Scrolls. I think Todd's idea strikes a perfect balance.

Or Bethesda could have faith in their consumers.. Also Bethesda is rich.. They got money to last them a long time...

» Wed Dec 14, 2011 4:49 am

Or Bethesda could have faith in their consumers.. Also Bethesda is rich.. They got money to last them a long time...

Amen to that. My personal interpretation, is that TES is a labour of love for Bethesda, in a way that Fallout isn't. I really hope that this translates into another mammoth expansion pack (a literal mammoth expansion pack would be amazing too - we help them gain independence against their giant overlords), before they pump out another round of Fallout to enable them to go crazy again on their next TES, Valenwood!

This post, of course, contains absolutely no speculation and is probably pure fact.