werewolf sprinting : V - Skyrim

» Sun Jan 16, 2011 12:31 pm

No. Vampires in Daggerfell pretty much fed on werewolves.

Also to help the vampire cause, vampires get a boost to there already existing skills, werewolfs are given a set number as morrowind had, so in theory a player with alot of high skills and the extra boost from being a vampire could very well over power, out smart and out class a werewolf, then there is the use of magic that vampires can still use but a person in werewolf form cannot , but the vampire would need to already be quite powerful themselves.

But an average vampire would most likely become a werewolfs lunch in TES

» Sun Jan 16, 2011 7:20 pm

Todd Howard is very odd and weird to getting content into his games that fans want really bad, its Todd's way or no way. He makes things that he thinks will make the game better which I give him respect for, but when it comes to spears, mounts, werewolves, levetating, ect. He's like "I don't know if it will make the game interesting or do any better" Hello Todd we want these things badly give us some things just 1 please? He knows his team can fit them in becuase they did it just fine in Morrowind's expansion. <_<

Yea. I feel the same way. I mean, spears aren't in the game and they were asked for since Oblivion...imagine then how werewolves would be.

well, I'm going by opinion. I always preferred vampires over werewolves. I guess I like the savage & bestial nature of them over the transylvanian, sun-fearing bloodsvckers.

I agree as well. And you mean you prefered werewolves over vampires?

» Sun Jan 16, 2011 9:27 am

well, I'm going by opinion. I always preferred vampires over werewolves. I guess I like the savage & bestial nature of them over the transylvanian, sun-fearing bloodsvckers.

i assume by your post you mean werewolves over vampires

» Sun Jan 16, 2011 7:21 am

Also to help the vampire cause, vampires get a boost to there already existing skills, werewolfs are given a set number as morrowind had, so in theory a player with alot of high skills and the extra boost from being a vampire could very well over power, out smart and out class a werewolf, then there is the use of magic that vampires can still use but a person in werewolf form cannot , but the vampire would need to already be quite powerful themselves.

But an average vampire would most likely become a werewolfs lunch in TES

Werewolfs would most likey get extra strength, speed, agility, and how high and far they can jump plus their already powerful claws and teeth which will be like a Deathclaw on radioactive roids. As for Vampires its a pain in the A$$ and you would get extra magic boosts and a few skill boosts like in Oblivion. Anyway Vampires in TES lore and in game are basicly just NPC's with high level magicka on roids. In Oblivion Vampires were basicly Mages that gave you a disease and did a little more damage than the average NPC, a werewolf would rip a vampire apart.....

» Sun Jan 16, 2011 12:31 pm

sorry about my earlier post, I did mean werewolves over vampires, I edited that post now.

» Sun Jan 16, 2011 4:04 pm

Werewolfs would most likey get extra strength, speed, agility, and how high and far they can jump plus their already powerful claws and teeth which will be like a Deathclaw on radioactive roids. As for Vampires its a pain in the A$$ and you would get extra magic boosts and a few skill boosts like in Oblivion. Anyway Vampires in TES lore and in game are basicly just NPC's with high level magicka on roids. In Oblivion Vampires were basicly Mages that gave you a disease and did a little more damage than the average NPC, a werewolf would rip a vampire apart.....

like i said if your base character stats in TES is very high, vampirism will only add to your power. So lets say just for example a vampire player has a base STR, END, SPEED, and LUCK of 160 each, the vampire already has won on paper because the werewolves stats are str 100, end 150, speed 90, luck 25 and they will never go up or down. Basicly what im saying is the vampires ability to boost its stats gives it the upper hand in the long run.

But yes a character that doesn't have very high stats and is a vampire will almost undoubtably lose to a werewolf due to the werewolfs note worthy stats

» Sun Jan 16, 2011 5:31 pm

Same as in Bloodmoon. To walk on two our four. Sprinting in four is best.

This...Most definitely this...

» Sun Jan 16, 2011 8:00 am

Werewolves: the new spears.

So you mean the new AWESOME?!?!?!?!?!

» Sun Jan 16, 2011 3:39 am

I think you guys just want them to sprint on all fours so you can stare at their... uh... tails. :/

» Sun Jan 16, 2011 12:18 pm

I think you guys just want them to sprint on all fours so you can stare at their... uh... tails. :/

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» Sun Jan 16, 2011 4:45 pm

I think you guys just want them to sprint on all fours so you can stare at their... uh... tails. :/

As if I play in third person anyways.

Then again, I'm just going destroy any vampire and werewolf I come across anyways. Subhuman scum.

Can I get a "Suffer not the Xenos to live" up in here?

» Sun Jan 16, 2011 8:08 am

As if I play in third person anyways.

Then again, I'm just going destroy any vampire and werewolf I come across anyways. Subhuman scum.

Can I get a "Suffer not the Xenos to live" up in here?

lmao

» Sun Jan 16, 2011 7:17 pm

There's a great Werewolf discussion going on here http://www.gamesas.com/index.php?/topic/1186198-vampires-werebeasts/page__pid__17730781__st__60#entry17730781

Dude, you massively failed trying to redirect the conversation.

» Sun Jan 16, 2011 7:59 am

Dude, you massively failed trying to redirect the conversation.

I know right. Haha.

» Sun Jan 16, 2011 7:08 am

I think you guys just want them to sprint on all fours so you can stare at their... uh... tails. :/

no, because it would look awesome

» Sun Jan 16, 2011 7:46 am

down on all fours kicking up the ground behind them.