Why there unfortunately won't be werewolves or other werecre

Post » Mon Jul 11, 2011 11:31 am

Dragons. Dragons are the main reason why, in my opinion, metamorphosis into one or several werecreatures won't be implemented in Skyrim. Honestly, I don't see how a werewolf or any other werething would be able to defeat a dragon, relying only on their claws. And I believe you'd have the same chances to encounter them so... Fus ro dah shouting werewolves ? xD

What do you think ? Is their a way to implement this feature while at the same time ensuring a fair and logical degree of challenge when facing dragons ?
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Post » Mon Jul 11, 2011 5:15 pm

The game isn't just about dragons. There is so much other than the MQ to do that this theory is ridiculous.
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Post » Mon Jul 11, 2011 12:19 pm

Dragons. Dragons are the main reason why, in my opinion, metamorphosis into one or several werecreatures won't be implemented in Skyrim. Honestly, I don't see how a werewolf or any other werething would be able to defeat a dragon, relying only on their claws. And I believe you'd have the same chances to encounter them so... Fus ro dah shouting werewolves ? xD

What do you think ? Is their a way to implement this feature while at the same time ensuring a fair and logical degree of challenge when facing dragons ?


Werebeasts would add tons to all the game-play EXCEPT against dragons as they would be slaughtered, so the player has to plan as best they can to avoid dragons when in were-form, or they die and reload the game, because only the dragonborn can defeat the dragons. Simple.
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Post » Mon Jul 11, 2011 7:47 am

This is a very poor argument, I must say :shrug:.... This holds no ground.. That's like saying "Well, there are Dragons this time around... So... let's go with no people..."...
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Post » Mon Jul 11, 2011 10:07 am

I don't want to get hopes up or anything, but am I the ONLY ONE who thought that the answer in the fan interview was a giant "there are going to be werewolves but we don't want to talk about it so it's a surprise!" I mean, they've had no problems saying no to spears, crossbows, and things like that. But they want to keep it an open question until the game comes out. So it's not like they're messing around with whether or not it can be implemented properly. They certainly aren't going to be attempting to fit werewolves in at the last minute.

I'd say don't worry about it for now and wait until the game comes out to make comments on the possible absence of werewolves. Some of you act like it's been openly denied when it hasn't.
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Post » Mon Jul 11, 2011 7:55 am

Dragons. Dragons are the main reason why, in my opinion, metamorphosis into one or several werecreatures won't be implemented in Skyrim. Honestly, I don't see how a werewolf or any other werething would be able to defeat a dragon, relying only on their claws. And I believe you'd have the same chances to encounter them so... Fus ro dah shouting werewolves ? xD

What do you think ? Is their a way to implement this feature while at the same time ensuring a fair and logical degree of challenge when facing dragons ?

i oblivion you could beat a minotaur to death with your bare hands. tell me how that makes sense
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Post » Mon Jul 11, 2011 3:55 am

I don't want to get hopes up or anything, but am I the ONLY ONE who thought that the answer in the fan interview was a giant "there are going to be werewolves but we don't want to talk about it so it's a surprise!" I mean, they've had no problems saying no to spears, crossbows, and things like that. But they want to keep it an open question until the game comes out. So it's not like they're messing around with whether or not it can be implemented properly. They certainly aren't going to be attempting to fit werewolves in at the last minute.

I'd say don't worry about it for now and wait until the game comes out to make comments on the possible absence of werewolves. Some of you act like it's been openly denied when it hasn't.

Yeah, I was under the impression that they have something special in store for us.
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Post » Mon Jul 11, 2011 7:19 am

That is terrible logic. :confused:
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Post » Mon Jul 11, 2011 4:26 pm

Unlike spears, crossbows, and dragon mounts, Bethesda haven't specifically say that there will be no were-creatures of any sort in Skyrim. I'm not sure why the author of this thread seems to make such a conclusion, when no evidence isn't available.
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Post » Mon Jul 11, 2011 7:41 am

They're saving werewolves and vampires for the DLC.
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Post » Mon Jul 11, 2011 7:23 am

Unlike spears, crossbows, and dragon mounts, Bethesda haven't specifically say that there will be no were-creatures of any sort in Skyrim. I'm not sure why the author of this thread seems to make such a conclusion, when no evidence isn't available.

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the op argument is kinda crazy
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Post » Mon Jul 11, 2011 4:26 pm

They're saving werewolves and vampires for the DLC.


You seem incredibly sure of that. I, however, doubt it! That's main content stuff right there. Though I could perhaps see werewolves being a downloadable quest-line. A bit like Bloodmoon, but not as lengthy, considering they will probably stick with Fallout-esque DLC's.
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Post » Mon Jul 11, 2011 10:30 am

I don't want to get hopes up or anything, but am I the ONLY ONE who thought that the answer in the fan interview was a giant "there are going to be werewolves but we don't want to talk about it so it's a surprise!"

i thought the same thing when i read it.
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Post » Mon Jul 11, 2011 12:34 pm

Restoration magic won't kill dragons, lock picking, sneaking, crafting, speaking with NPC's and a lot of other stuff won't kill them either.
Light armor is probably less effective against Dragons than heavy armor, clothing would certainly be a bad idea; Wolves, mammoths, draugr, bandits, necromancers, deer, foxes, trolls and all other creatures won't kill dragons either so let's cut those as well.

I know it's hard to believe but there are still some other things in game, other than dragons.
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Post » Mon Jul 11, 2011 5:56 am

I don't want to get hopes up or anything, but am I the ONLY ONE who thought that the answer in the fan interview was a giant "there are going to be werewolves but we don't want to talk about it so it's a surprise!" I mean, they've had no problems saying no to spears, crossbows, and things like that. But they want to keep it an open question until the game comes out. So it's not like they're messing around with whether or not it can be implemented properly. They certainly aren't going to be attempting to fit werewolves in at the last minute.

I'd say don't worry about it for now and wait until the game comes out to make comments on the possible absence of werewolves. Some of you act like it's been openly denied when it hasn't.

Nope youre not alone.Also to the op the dragons arent even there at the begining from what i understand so its not like they have been flying around living by eating were creatures for years or something .Sorry i get what you are saying just avoid dragons if you cant dragon shout .
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Post » Mon Jul 11, 2011 5:56 am

Easy being that werewolves are agile and fast you run away from the dragons or hopefully bethesda add a dodge similar to oblivions roll and just attack and dodge thats it. I mean who said you HAVE to fight dragons?
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Post » Mon Jul 11, 2011 3:57 pm

Were Oblivion gates the only thing that mattered in Oblivion?
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Post » Mon Jul 11, 2011 1:58 pm

They're saving werewolves and vampires for the DLC.

Link ? I think you just like being a turd in the punch bowl :tongue:
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Post » Mon Jul 11, 2011 3:10 pm

They're saving werewolves and vampires for the DLC.


Werewolves I can understand. But why would vampires have to be DLC exclusive?
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Post » Mon Jul 11, 2011 3:22 pm

Dragons. Dragons are the main reason why, in my opinion, metamorphosis into one or several werecreatures won't be implemented in Skyrim. Honestly, I don't see how a werewolf or any other werething would be able to defeat a dragon, relying only on their claws. And I believe you'd have the same chances to encounter them so... Fus ro dah shouting werewolves ? xD

What do you think ? Is their a way to implement this feature while at the same time ensuring a fair and logical degree of challenge when facing dragons ?


mmmm, dragon, (drools)
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Post » Mon Jul 11, 2011 5:09 am

I don't want to get hopes up or anything, but am I the ONLY ONE who thought that the answer in the fan interview was a giant "there are going to be werewolves but we don't want to talk about it so it's a surprise!"


Well you are obviously not the only one however I took that statement to be more of a "We are currently working on trying to get werecreatures into the game but whether or not they make it into the final version is unknown at this point".
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Post » Mon Jul 11, 2011 10:31 am

they definitely never said that there wont be any lycanthropy.... they just didnt confirm or deny its presence, from what they said in the Fan Interview, it seems like they're still working with it

Personally, i think it will be in it
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Post » Mon Jul 11, 2011 7:50 am

I don't want to get hopes up or anything, but am I the ONLY ONE who thought that the answer in the fan interview was a giant "there are going to be werewolves but we don't want to talk about it so it's a surprise!" I mean, they've had no problems saying no to spears, crossbows, and things like that. But they want to keep it an open question until the game comes out. So it's not like they're messing around with whether or not it can be implemented properly. They certainly aren't going to be attempting to fit werewolves in at the last minute.


I'm with you on that one.
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Post » Mon Jul 11, 2011 9:38 am

If your main character will be able to run away from dragons, I'm sure a werewolf could too...
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Post » Mon Jul 11, 2011 10:42 am

There are good arguments in what you are saying, and it kinda gets my hopes up again :)

My point was, basically, that since dragons can be encountered anytime, anywhere inside or outside the main quest, and that the way to defeat them seems to rely heavily on the shouts system, a werewolf facing a dragon didn't seem balanced - and Bethesda seems to be seriously bent on balance in the game. I hope like everyone that there will be werecreatures, and indeed the fan interview seems to imply that there is some form of metamorphosis present in the game.

Just wanted to make myself clear ;)
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