I am well aware f that i was referring to games that come out with bugs in generalxXxJessicaxXx said:Obsidian made Fallout Vegas not Bethesda. :/ So no we can't say exactly the same thing.Shadow-Phoenix said:You could say exactly the same thing with Fallout NV but we still saw and had some major bugs and still some bad gameplay now didn't we?Phlakes said:I know, it's almost like it was an alpha build that's been being improved for months. Crazy.trsmassive said:le snip
It's both the QuakeCon and E3 footage seeing they were the same but then in HD.Qitz said:Wait....isn't this just recycled video from QuakeCon with new VO? So it's not even anywhere NEAR the product it is now.
Yeah, I'm fairly certain it's QuakeCon's Demo footage. At least the first one is so far.
dude... this game isn't even out. It's bound to have bugs. When the big guy got picked up, an animation wasnt even played. But the rest of the videos do look great. I think you are being too criticaltrsmassive said:I have just watched the gameplay videos for Skyrim and I am nothing but underwhelmed.
PART 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2_msV2gGJQ
PART 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7PMYnjGD6g
PART 3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJAB2QGna_g
First of all, the AI.
Watch from 0:25 of part 2, as the enemy's friend is killed right in front of him, he reacts by putting his fists up and staring at the wall behind his friend's dead body, not looking around, not thinking "Hmm, I do wonder where that sure looking arrow came from" but instead he effectively challenges the cave wall to a duel and is taken advantage of by the player, some would technically call this broken gameplay; Immersion null.
Now watch 3:07, Mr Deathlord is obviously smashing through that wall there, not for fun, but with the sole intention of smashing the said player with his rather large axe.
He smashes through, then stands still for two seconds, also perplexed by the wall in front of him, perhaps the AI is so smart that it is amazed by the visuals you say? I think not.
Not only does this skeletal chap have a stupid AI system working against his favour, but he also appears to be some kind of ghost or spirit, the player slashes and stabs with his blade and the guy doesn't seem to move or react at all to this.
Sigh.. now on to a hilarious one I saw (i'm sure you all noticed this one, but subconciously forgot about it due to it's absolute outrageousness) watch part 3, about 1:17, Mr Giant looms toward the player, swinging his axe (which barely makes the player move when hit) and is then picked up by a passing dragon, and dropped to his embarassing death, watch how the giant just freezes as he is falling (very slowly) to his death, not rotating, not flipping, not even cursing the dragon as he is pulled by the unrealistic gravity of the oh so wonderful Bethesda's Creation engine, another enemy lost in the midst of Bethesda's bugs.
Skyrim's AI looks basically identical to Oblivion as well as the physics, which basically means the new Elder Scrolls is stuck in the past, if this wins Game Of The Year, then it will be a sad time for gaming.
That being said, I should smooth this thing out with some good points about the game:
The dragons are very good.
Combining spells, that will entertain me.
What with the resources, money, staff, expertise and experience Bethesda has at it's disposal, I am saddened that so many of you will accept less than near perfection from this now obviously flawed developer.
I do agree that this happens a lot of the time in other games, but the point I am making is Bethesda have apparently put so much time and energy into this game yet the AI is still at a very unrealistic level; I am surprised that these gameplay videos were even released after the huge amount of hype there is.Joseph Alexander said:i agree with you, but your acting like this type of thing isn't ubiquitous among gaming.
lately A.I. improvements have taken a back seat to graphical improvements, or should i say "fidelity improvements" considering the most praised and lionized games are more brown then the turds i leave in the bowl and just as entertaining and engaging.
Usually people wait till there's at least a demo before that reaction. Plus Skyrim, everyone's been waiting for it for years, you'd think there'd be some leeway granted.DracoSuave said:How is that different from how the community reacts to every game ever?The Unworthy Gentleman said:The game hasn't even been released yet you guys have already went from "It'll be GotY 2011" to "It'll be fucking shit, Bethesda are always fucking shit". Honestly guys, you only ever seem to agree with the OP.
Yeah, I think its the (full) QuakeCon footage, which was (I think) recorded like 2 or 3 months ago, and I'm pretty sure that they fixed most of those bugs since then... Still looks like an amazing game, and I loved Oblivion and Morrowind, even though they weren't perfect.Qitz said:Wait....isn't this just recycled video from QuakeCon with new VO? So it's not even anywhere NEAR the product it is now.
Yeah, I'm fairly certain it's QuakeCon's Demo footage. At least the first one is so far.
Insulting and judging me because of my standards is simply negative and pessimistic in itself, I enjoy games, I love games, but I also want them to keep progressing the best they can, if you despise me and my "kind"; then simply don't come into threads which criticise glaring faults in games that we try to love.grimgor42 said:People who get so hung up on small details are pessimists. People who make threads like this are the miserable and pathetic kind of pessimists who feel the need to spread their misery to others. Well let me tell you something: I'm going to enjoy this game thoroughly and there's nothing you can do about it. If this game isn't good enough for you than nothing is, apparently. You must like playing video games because it gives you something to complain about, because nothing could possibly live up to your ridiculously high standards.
Shrug. AI is hard. I mean, like computer science PhD hard. You can always hire some computer monkey to add more polygons to your models or pixels to your textures. Its a safe investment.Joseph Alexander said:i don't think you get what hes complaining about...gabe12301 said:Well, I don't care about graphics and am happy my computer won't get it up the bum this time.
its the window-licking, wall-hugging, shortbus-riding retarded A.I. hes frustrated with.
I want games to progress, games of today should not have the quality of games made yesterday.BloatedGuppy said:Yeah. Whatever the hell. We've gone from nitpicking every new release to death to nitpicking games that haven't even come out yet. I imagine I'm going to play it, and I imagine it will be buggy and less than perfect, and I imagine I'll have a great old time all the same.
I never really understood this stampede to be the first to declare that you don't like something popular. Congratulations at your inability to take pleasure in something that makes a lot of people perfectly happy. Me, I wish I liked everything. I'm sad when I don't like things. I'm especially sad when I don't like something popular, because I assume I'm missing out. All not liking things has ever accomplished for me is to deny me pleasure. Woot woot. Where can I sign up to not like the next thing?
I am not trolling.saintchristopher said:Also: We all's postin' in a troll thread.