Skyrim DLC Ideas Announced
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This just sounds like a patch. Spears should have been in from the beginning, everyone and their mum was begging them for it.
Dark dungeons would be awesome. Add some eerie ambient noises, hidden traps and scary monsters, and you'll have some great horror gameplay. Adopting children would be nice addition, provided the kid would interact with your wife/husband if the character was married.
i would too, that lycanthropic perk tree sounds incredible, i really want to develop my werewolf character more and have more incentive to transform i mean it's cool and all, but you really don't need it past a low level, I still use it though, because werewolves fighting dragons are just incredibly awesome.efrafa_6 said:
OP kinda missed the most interesting part of this being the video:Monoochrom said:
Todd Howard sums it up better than me but essentially, they gave the employees a week to throw their own personal ideas into the game, and then made a video of some of the highlights.
The result is actually quite amazing.
"Adoption of children"? Can me and my wife just make our own? *wink wink*
Anyway, those sound cool. Especially polearms! An issue oft-overlooked in games.
Oh, another thing I want. Fletching. I want to make my own arrows!
Anyway, those sound cool. Especially polearms! An issue oft-overlooked in games.
Oh, another thing I want. Fletching. I want to make my own arrows!
They need to like, put that all in. Seriously, all that stuff ruled.Chicago Ted said:
It'd also rule if they let spears and shields be used together. Spartan, woo!
These are cool and all, but nothing I would pay any money for. Half of it isn't even DLC material - I mean having to buy DLC just so that water acts how it's meant to and Candlelight is actually useful? Give me a break.
I would probably pay for Goblins. I really liked how they were implemented in Oblivion. It'd be cool to see them in Skyrim becoming even more sophisticated than they were there. An interesting dichotomy with the Falmer.
Fletching, Seasonal Foliage, and new weapon types would also not be offensive to me, if it takes a micro-transaction model, and has everything available for 80 MSP.
Fletching, Seasonal Foliage, and new weapon types would also not be offensive to me, if it takes a micro-transaction model, and has everything available for 80 MSP.
They need to make this real:
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they said they wanted to move away from small-scale DLC and do expansion content instead, im really hoping they stick to that and these little things either get added in with expansions or just patched into the game free of charge, not like modders wouldn't be able to do these things anyway.
I think the one thing I might consider spending money on is if they added lots and I mean LOTS more creatures into the game, Skyrim is a bit low on the monster count.
More on-topic:
they said they wanted to move away from small-scale DLC and do expansion content instead, im really hoping they stick to that and these little things either get added in with expansions or just patched into the game free of charge, not like modders wouldn't be able to do these things anyway.
I think the one thing I might consider spending money on is if they added lots and I mean LOTS more creatures into the game, Skyrim is a bit low on the monster count.
Nothing in that is interesting.....just sounds like a list of stiff they forgot to put into the game instead of new stuff.
Yeah, they said (paraphrasing) "you MIGHT see elements of these in future DLC, or these might serve as a basis for some, we don't know yet".
They just gave their staff a week to piss about to get some creative juices flowing; your title is pretty misleading.
They just gave their staff a week to piss about to get some creative juices flowing; your title is pretty misleading.