you've got a point, and it has been 200 years since the end of the oblivion crisis, oh and dragons are in skyrim, maybe some went south after alduin gets defeated.A Raging Emo said:
Cyrodiil found in Skyrim?
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You could go to Skyrim in Oblivion. In Bethesda games it seems to be normal to have more terrain outside the map. It's not an actual territory because there is nothing in it. I guess that's how they're making those worlds. So no, Cyrodiil won't be an expansion.
Well, if they don't make a dlc that gets you back in Cyrodiil, I'm sure someone will make a mod that does.
It's just there so you have something to see from a distance when you go climbing mountains. I highly doubt it's there for anything else. Besides, if it was a forthcoming expansion, why would there be a half-finished model there at all?
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There will be mods coming out for that i guess. Building up a different Cyrodiil next to Skyrim would be sheer madness workloadwise but then there must be thousands of mad modders out there. I say chances are not that bad.Korten12 said:
The first Elderscrolls was like that, but then the graphics were that simplistic. Then again, it was the ninties, so doing that now with current spec is a possibility... still, they'd better have a cool overall theme for the game, or else I'll just miss the dragons and shouts whenever I go to Skyrim...Radeonx said:
And where would the problem in that be? I think a lot of Elderscrolls fans would require a change of pants and some kleenex if there had been a Morrowind expansion for Oblivion. That said, I'm still sore Bethesda/Obsidian shut down the guys modding the entire Morrowind game into Oblivion. I thought they were cool...Angry Juju said:
Both those games were made on the same buggy engine and use the same basic design. Even so the mod has trouble with things like system comparabilities and random bugs deciding to reappear and disappear at will. Well that and the whole possibly very illegal thing.NickCaligo42 said:
I believe this [http://www.newvegasnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=41480] is what you're looking for.Sup I said:
OT: That's pretty badass, I hope they make a DLC or something.
People seem to have Arena and Daggerfall mixed up...it was Daggerfall (The 2nd game in the series) which had the INCREDIBLY huge map...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Elder_Scrolls_II:_Daggerfall
OT: I think after they have done each area, they will make a huge MMO world, it would be stupid not to, however they have at least 5 other area's left, and they will probably revisit Hammerfell (The starting area in Daggerfall i believe)
OT: I think after they have done each area, they will make a huge MMO world, it would be stupid not to, however they have at least 5 other area's left, and they will probably revisit Hammerfell (The starting area in Daggerfall i believe)
Even better would be The Elder Scrolls VII: NirngeK0 said:
OT: I saw a video of this earlier, they've included the height mesh of some of the surrounding areas, but it all clips off somewhere, so you don't get the whole of Cyrodiil, Morrowind, High Rock or Hammerfell, only cut off parts. For now, I'm guessing it's just for use with the distant land feature, so that when you climb a high mountain, you could see to the far lands beyond. Similarily, Oblivion had parts of Hammerfell if you went east.
Is it there to accomodate future expansions? Probably not in it's current state, it's too raw and unfinished for that. Does it have future potential, not only for Bethesda, but also for modders? Yes.
Man I so would but I only got a netbook at the moment...I think if I get money this Christmas I'll invest in a tower though. I'm so tired of bugs in the console versions of these games.urprobablyright said:
They got around the "possibly illegal" thing by requiring the original Fallout 3 to be actually installed in order to reference the files--but otherwise, yeah, I get you on that one. Even so, the Skyrim engine can't be too far off from the Oblivion engine. Bethesda's got the files and everything, you have to figure their engineers could find a way to import that landscape in a (relatively) stable fashion.Sucal said:
Uhm that game was already made.It's the first Elder Scrolls game named Arena. When you choose your race you start in that region so nords started in Skyrim,dark elves in Morrowind.Sure the landscape changed before it was all a continent with a island(home of high elves) to the south west,but still the location of the regions are the same even if they are separated in other ways.Radeonx said:
So sooner or later you'll get some huge mod where you'll go to Cyrodiil just like in Oblivion you could go to Morrowind.
It would be nice, but it would be too much effort to re-create cyrodiil in the new engine. Sure, they could use some of the art assets from Skyrim - people, faces, armour, some of the houses and structures.... but they'd still have to design a new land-scape, and new art to fit in with the much less snowy setting.
I can imagine them putting in some DLC in which you explore a city - maybe a small island much in the same vein as Oblivion's "Shivering Isles" DLC - which was awesome by the way. But like Fallout and Oblivion, if there are new areas to explore as DLC, you won't be able to walk there - you'll have to go through a cave, or a portal or a place that will transport you there automatically. It's just much easier that way.
I can imagine them putting in some DLC in which you explore a city - maybe a small island much in the same vein as Oblivion's "Shivering Isles" DLC - which was awesome by the way. But like Fallout and Oblivion, if there are new areas to explore as DLC, you won't be able to walk there - you'll have to go through a cave, or a portal or a place that will transport you there automatically. It's just much easier that way.
You know what would be funny, if a DLC for skyrim where you get to explore Cyrodill comes out. And it costs 15 dollars, I bet some people would be whining about how much it is.
OT: That is pretty cool, can you even see that from the mainland of skyrim? Because im sure bethesda wouldnt put that in just for people with no clip on.
OT: That is pretty cool, can you even see that from the mainland of skyrim? Because im sure bethesda wouldnt put that in just for people with no clip on.
yeah you could, the map would change and you'd get over the mountain (I was young and unknowing of the limits so I tried) then for a bit everything would suddenly be built up again as normal map untill you hit an invisible wall at a river behind the mountainSoviet Heavy said:
Didn't someone already do that? I think someone made a full blown HD mod using a lot of other mods plus some of their own work, but it got shot down because of unfair use of other people's proerties.urprobablyright said:
I've heard about Morroblivion, which was basically a rewrite of Morrowind, using the Oblivion engine.Kurai Angelo said:
I never bothered with that though. I'll leave Morrowind in its happy place in my memory!