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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim -- First Gameplay Trailer!
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shinobi602
Member
That was......360?
The Librarian
Banned
Trailer looked cool. This'll be my first Elder Scrolls game, and it looks like it'll be a good one.
darkpaladinmfc
Member
Of course it will...neoism said:
disappeared
Banned
Zeliard said:
I hear the Fighter's Guild is looking for new members. Not a bad way to make some money, IF you've got the stones for it.
shinobi602
Member
Raide said:
It says that was on 360...
CortanaV said:
That would be great. Would go a long way towards making the combat feel more involved...of course they would have to make sure hitting enemies feels like it has weight behind it. Decent sound effects for different weapon types (slashing,blunt,piercing,etc) would be nice too.
jon_irenicus
Member
I know I probably won't need to upgrade my PC...but I'm still going to do so...Just. For. This. Game.
The Jeremy Soule theme has me so jizzed.
The Jeremy Soule theme has me so jizzed.
anonnumber6
Banned
neoism said:
lol stealth brag?
I think I'll but it on 360 and PC for the mods.
Soleil rouge
Member
Hopefully you'll be able to interact with the environment a lot more. Oblivion's world was huge, but there wasn't much to do in towns, and especially out in the wilderness. Little things such as the ability to climb trees, chop them down, build a fire to camp out for the night; maybe even build a small shelter?
I liked how in Gothic 3, you were able to drink from barrels to regain health, and use an axe or a saw on trees. Not much, but I thought it was a nice touch.
I liked how in Gothic 3, you were able to drink from barrels to regain health, and use an axe or a saw on trees. Not much, but I thought it was a nice touch.
GotchaForce
Member
"He is known in their tongue as blah blah" So the dragons can talk?
Another thing I noticed about this game is the variety of towns.
Some on mountain tops, some in poor little villages fashioned together with straw, some in richer areas.
I hope they take heed of the fact that Morrowind had environments first, and towns second.
In Oblivion everyone lived in basically the same kind of place.
Some on mountain tops, some in poor little villages fashioned together with straw, some in richer areas.
I hope they take heed of the fact that Morrowind had environments first, and towns second.
In Oblivion everyone lived in basically the same kind of place.
PumpkinPie
Banned
Oblivion is one of my games of the forever and this is looking exceptionally polished, cannot wait.
neoism said:
ok people now you're getting crazy
, we're talking about a game that is going to be out this year and released on consoles aswell. i5 750, 8gb ram and a 5870? I don't believe for a second that a rig like that won't max the game while running at 30fps +++
WanderingWind
Mecklemore Is My Favorite Wrapper
robut said:
Apparently.
Ken Masters
Banned
let's see some 3rd person gameplay before calling anything impressive
shinobi602
Member
robut said:
Pretty sure all animals have a form of communication. (Even if they don't exist =D)
WanderingWind
Mecklemore Is My Favorite Wrapper
Gorgon said:
There was a demo for Oblivion. And Morrowind (PC).
From The Dust
Banned
Are people really this unaware of their hardware?neoism said:
WanderingWind said:
Morrowind was too old to get into by the time I had a reasonable system. Mod's couldn't save that game.
I tried oblivion a couple years ago. I found it to be a boring, unplayable mess. Dead faced NPCs, stiff combat and an almost generic feeling world (at times) were just a few of the things that killed my experience. Who knows, I may have enjoyed the story if I gave it more time.
I will say that I'm looking forward to playing Skyrim when it comes out. The new engine will hopefully fix some/most of my gripes with Oblivion.
Maybe in terms of assets they'll be the same (although even that seems bizarre, textures are generated at greater resolutions, it's arbitrary to withhold that stuff from PC gamers) but surely the typical things like greater particle effects and things will still benefit greatly from additional performance. It'll still be worlds apart.Zeliard said:Let's hope that was just marketing bs meant to appease the console crowd. There's no sense in allowing consoles to dictate a PC version's limitations. Witcher 2 should shame Beth into opening up those PC settings.
Zeliard said:Let's hope that was just marketing bs meant to appease the console crowd. There's no sense in allowing consoles to dictate a PC version's limitations. Witcher 2 should shame Beth into opening up those PC settings.
Yeah, I'm just staying realistic about it, since Oblivion and Fallout 3 followed the same design philosophy.
It's 2011 now though, Bethesda!
WanderingWind
Mecklemore Is My Favorite Wrapper
I am about to be sick of The Witcher 2. In every goddamn RPG thread, there are dozens of "THE WITCHER 2 IS GONNA SAVE US ALL" posts. Give it a rest, guys, or you're just going to turn people off on the game before it even has a chance to hit shelves.