maturin said:
Here are your cookies... And yes, Skyrim could be like Bloodmoon on steroids. That'd be awesome.
Actually, they should set TES5 in the same time as Morrowind and have a storyline that incorporates what happened in Bloodmoon...
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Here are your cookies... And yes, Skyrim could be like Bloodmoon on steroids. That'd be awesome.
Actually, they should set TES5 in the same time as Morrowind and have a storyline that incorporates what happened in Bloodmoon...
Oh please let this NOT be the new ES game! I just bought a new video card, and I don't think even it will be able to handle that! Also, if they are putting that much work into making a game look that good, how the hell are they going to have time and budget to fill a game like that with actual, meaningful content to the standard we expect from ES games?omicron1 said:
EDIT: I'm looking at the picture again, and I'm starting to believe it's a normal photo with some post processing effects on it. It DOES look like a game, but the fine details are too intact to be even from a Pixar movie or a Blizzard cutscene.
They will likely make another Fallout game beforehand, since the approach they seem to be taking with that is to chuck them out as quickly as possible to feel a profitable audience. Elder Scrolls games take longer to make. With that in mind, I'd like to see TES V first.
new Elder Scrolls, but with Fallout 3's simple reward and leveling systems, and a better engine
As an Oblivion fan, I'll probably hate Elder Scrolls V just as much as Morrowind fans commonly hate Oblivion. I suspect that some people are fans of the Elder Scrolls as a whole, but many are only fans of 1 specific game - this explains the hate against Oblivion for being too unlike Morrowind, and vice versa. As a fan of Oblivion but not of Morrowind, I'm worried about Elder Scrolls 5 not matching my tastes.
That said, though: Elder Scrolls 5 is certainly more likely than Fallout 4 in the near future, but it's not a lock. Fallout 4 might be coming along soon, but they haven't put out an Elder Scrolls game in 4 years.
I spoke to Bethesda's head of marketing in person, and he mentioned this under-wraps project of theirs. I asked him, "It's Elder Scrolls 5, isn't it?" Sadly, my ploy failed to cause him to spill the beans. Law and Order fails me yet again.
That said, though: Elder Scrolls 5 is certainly more likely than Fallout 4 in the near future, but it's not a lock. Fallout 4 might be coming along soon, but they haven't put out an Elder Scrolls game in 4 years.
I spoke to Bethesda's head of marketing in person, and he mentioned this under-wraps project of theirs. I asked him, "It's Elder Scrolls 5, isn't it?" Sadly, my ploy failed to cause him to spill the beans. Law and Order fails me yet again.
I don't disagree that Raven Rock was awesome.PoisonUnagi said:
But not particularly for its story. And it had little significance for the outside world. In fact, it fell right apart by the time of the Oblivion Crisis.
So Bloodmoon was a good expansion (minus the blander design that was a prelude to TES IV), but the setting doesn't need revisiting. Some nice in-game books about the Skaal's uprising are definitely in order, however.
It's a photo.omicron1 said:
Guarentee.
It's just been edited around a bit, looks like GIMP.
Word to the wise, start with Morrowind. It gives the best first impression.Corkydog said:
[sub]Or start with Arena! Whoop-de-doo![/sub]
Yeah, but lighting engines sure don't like all the snow.gof22 said:
On the one hand the world looks flat and barren because of the impossibility or making the ground itself a deforming object, while the vegetation you do have is either coniferous or taxing on your PC because of the lack of leaves.
But luckily Skyrim has temperate summers anyway.
