It wouldn't unbalance it because Bethesda would build the game with it in mind. A mod introducing guns into Skyrim would unbalance it.ivansnick said:As much as it would be awesome to have assult rifles (especially in an arena) I am going to say NOOOO!!!!Hides His Eyes said:Actually I have thought I would quite like to see TES enter a period equivalent to the Renaissance or the 15-1600s, and include guns. I think it would be really cool. I doubt they will do it as it would be too much of a departure, but I don't think it would necessarily be bad.
It would unbalance gameplay to an almost rediculus level. Maybe you could bring the Dwemer back and have them be all Steampunky. Or maybe you could give the high elves fire crackers (would give them reason to be arrogent). But large scale industrialisation of Nirn.
Wouldn't work unless it was done over the corse of 2-3 elder crolls games.
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My friends refuse to accept that a PC can be more powerful than a console. Even if I show them the specs. Other then that though many play COD CONSTANTLY!!
SO yeah steriotypical things yet they still do them
I think it's reasonable to expect a world that is more or less equivalent to medieval times in terms of technology, to progress to become a world more or less equivalent to Renaissance times... ?krazykidd said:How would TES going into the renaissance make ANY sense? it is it's own world it is NOT Earth, whos to say there even is a renaissance?Plus TES with guns makes it a fallout game , minus the apocalypse . JUST NO !Hides His Eyes said:That first bit about Fallout and TES being set in the same universe is hilarious!ryanxm said:My friend Alex has this obsession with trying to link game series, or modernize them. Take Skyrim is a great, and recent, example. He spends two hours reading the wiki, and then decides that Fallout and Skyrim are set in the same universe because of an in game book that mentions gods bringing men and mer to Nirn from another planet. After hours of me telling him "It COULD be possible, but I'm very, very, very, very doubtful" He makes me out to be the bad guy. Claiming I was the one who kept arguing.
Another issue I have is that he always wants to modernize things. He said "Hey Ryan, wouldn't it be great is the next elder scrolls game was set in an industrial area!?". My response was "No Alex, I think that'd mess with it's fantasy setting too much. I feel that the fable games tryed this, and it worked to some extent, but I think they suffered in the long haul because of it. They seemed to rush into it too fast, not leaving room for much industrial styled progress, seeing as they'd crammed it all into fable 2".
He then tryed to convince me that Skyrim HAD to become modernized because of the fact that, in Skyrim, they had created windmills, lumber mills, grinding stones, etc. I attempted to explain to him that these things had probably been around for quite some time, and were just not showed in game, which he refused to accept. I also told him that his idea of the next Elder Scrolls having guns wouldn't work because ,aside from the game play issues I think it'd bring, it'd be *way* too far a leap for the world to suddenly have created guns, seeing as these games tend to take place 100-300 years apart each.
Sorry if way too much to read, I tend to get a bit carried away. Anyway, do any of your friends have similarly frustrating habits?
Actually I have thought I would quite like to see TES enter a period equivalent to the Renaissance or the 15-1600s, and include guns. I think it would be really cool. I doubt they will do it as it would be too much of a departure, but I don't think it would necessarily be bad.
If I am in the same room as my brother when he's playing any kind of strategy game or god game, like Total War or Civilisation, he gives a non-stop, moment-by-moment commentary on what he's doing.