No.

Werewolves simply because in my opinion a vampire should be eternally youthful and really strong. In Oblivion you were just a little bit stronger. So because of that [censored] up my alliegence has wandered.

Ok than so does anyone else have more to say about what they like or is this whole fourm?

I like vampires more. They are just more "human" than werewolves.

True
But I think werewolves are more human than vampires when they are in human form, there are no physical diffrences when they are in human form like vampires

David Brin once explained that your common wolf-man is you middle-class monster. They are the less snooty; less aristocratically conceited sort of monster.

Screw the stupid ring. I did say that you would have the benefits of awsomness so long as you kept feeding, like vampirism. Which is also a curse and disease.

Hircines ring allows you to turn into a werewolf without the negative effects of having to feed.

It just seems unfair to have to wait until a full moon to turn into one. Every night would be cool.

Edit: You think they might put in werewolfs, now that they realise a lot of us want them back.

They could just make Lycanthropy a skill, when you first turn, which will raise depending on how long you stay as one.

Adept: Werewolf every full moon, must feed on ten humans every night, basic bonuses

Apprentice: Werewolf every night, must feed on one human every night, advanced bonuses

Expert: Werewolf every night (though able to hold off), must feed on either one human or two animals, superior bonuses

Master: Werewolf at will, can feed on one animal a night, best bonuses.

And for Vampirism...

Adept: Abomination to society, must feed often, full sun damage, basic bonuses, 100% fire weakness

Apprentice: Hated by Society, must feed every other day, large sun damage, advanced bonuses 75% fire weakness

Expert: Disliked by Society, must feed at least once a week, minor sun damage, superior bonuses, 40% fire weakness

Master: Neutral to Society (Considered normal), must feed once a month, little to no sun damage, best bonuses, 25% fire weakness

Oooo, I like it. :goodjob:
Post this in ideas and suggestions. Seriously.

I would if developers actually read it :snoring:

Don't be silly. My question one whether they did or not was answered on the Bethesda podcast with a "yes we do".

Actually, I would like it if I could control how often I turned into a werewolf with attributes, similar to certain mods.

Willpower is the typical one used currently.

I'd also like to see strength/endurance to help, too. Also Luck.

Maybe instead of a skill, this could be tied into how long you've been a werewolf/vampire. Adept = just became one, Master = been one for in-game year. I think that'd be cool. Older vampires are more powerful, right? The same principle could apply to werewolves.

Why does it have to be one or the other? I expect to see both in TES V...

This, now the question is, would you rather it be part of the game or DLC?
I love all of your ideas, specially more so about if you are one or the other for a long time in game than so and so skills with go up:), I for one would love it either way, DLC or ingame day one I mean...

Btw Everyone: Thank you for posting so much

"...than in BOTH the previous games..."
That just made me laugh.
Poor Daggerfall.
Also, I want to vote for were-boars.

I think its alittle to late for were-boars but ill add it in as other were-creatures

Well, willpower does make sense.

Strength maybe not, but a high endurance could negate the effects not feeding for a time.

High willpower could let you feed on animals, rather than people.

I wish the devs looked at these pages T___T alot of these ideas are reallyyy good

It's just I feel my non mages should be able to resist becoming a werewolf, too.

Actualy, though, I thought about it, and I would rather see the lycanthropy skill listed above, though. Either as some kind of misc skill, or a willpower related skill that wouldn't be available until I catch Lycanthropy, and it would be there even after I get cured, if I can.

Sounds interesting but that just makes it seem like a reminder that you can become one, which isn't bad or anything but what if you forget to add it in than get attcked by a werewolf and want to become one but can't cuz you didn't add it?

Which is one of the reasons i personaly prefer Werewolves.

I'm cool with Vampires too though. If you ask me, we are gonna need both in the next game.

For sure:)

It isn't availbable until you catch Lycanthropy.

I got bored of this thread, but going back and seeing this, I figure I have to make my point



Um, so you weren't responsible for the deaths of thousands?



Actually no, what it's about is me pointing out to hamsmagoo that he even said lycanthropy was a disease and a curse, so I questioned why he found being diseased and cursed in a video game fun and then anologized it to real life, explaining that a normal person in real life with lycanthropy wouldn't enjoy his condition, and would want to cure it. Then you, for some reason, came in talking about how it's your dream to be a werewolf despite the fact that you wouldn't even know you were a werewolf until somebody told you and you would have to kill someone every night just so you could fulfill your sick fantasy that you don't even actively participate in anyways. Anyways, I really don't understand why everyone loved Morrowind's lycanthropy. How come it was fun to be forced to do the same thing every in game night for absolutely no reward but it wasn't fun to get the blight? I mean honestly, blight should be MORE fun, you actually get to play the game without being interrupted constantly.