Something like the Great Houses in Morrowind, where you could only join one, and they actively worked against each other.
Oh, and Cliff Racers (yes, I went there).
Oh, and Cliff Racers (yes, I went there).
Skyrim - What would you change/add?
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You can still do hotkeys. The stuff has to be in the favourites, then you can do it as normal. It's hidden, but it's still there. As for what I'd change, nothing. For I am PC master race.TheYellowCellPhone said:
I actually just cant think of anything that hasn't been said.
I'm not talking about difficulty in the sense that enemies are too easy to kill. I'm talking about difficulty in the sense that pretty much no skill is required by the player. It's all character skills and stats. That's a problem in a game that plays like an action RPG, but clearly is almost purely a stat based RPG. If combat in Skyrim was done right (for an ARPG), you should be able to kill a sabre cat with a level 1 character with only your bare fists. It would obviously be very difficult to achieve, but it should be doable without resorting to glitching or exploiting.SajuukKhar said:
I'd just like medium armour back 
*sigh*
Maybe have the option to have kids, but I mostly play female characters... that would mean my char would have to spend 9 months doing fuck all waiting for the brat to drop 8x Because I doubt they'd make it like in the Fable games where you have a kid in one night... >>;;;
*sigh*Maybe have the option to have kids, but I mostly play female characters... that would mean my char would have to spend 9 months doing fuck all waiting for the brat to drop 8x Because I doubt they'd make it like in the Fable games where you have a kid in one night... >>;;;
Well I want those invisible walls gone, and the option to have children I can murder Raise into little dovahs is an nice idea.
On my own though I want my RPG'ness back. I love Skyrim but it has more potential than exploited. I want to be able to get a job and make a living off of bounty hunting or even cooking. I also want more skills that mean more (Ala New Vegas dialogue options)
Finally, give me back my attributes you assholes.
On my own though I want my RPG'ness back. I love Skyrim but it has more potential than exploited. I want to be able to get a job and make a living off of bounty hunting or even cooking. I also want more skills that mean more (Ala New Vegas dialogue options)
Finally, give me back my attributes you assholes.
A good storyline.
Seriously, it's the only big thing missing from the game. If they kept the huge open-world style gaming, but attempted to integrate it with the storyline better, use some unique features for progressing and such, the game would be one of the best of all time.
Edit: To elaborate, I don't mind the power scaling at the end because you're the goddamned Dragonborn (although I did find myself laughing at the Elves and their little "kingdom". I could march in there single handedly and destroy them all myself by the end, but frankly I enjoyed that). Many of the glitches and bugs are just byproducts of producing a game that huge, and I can forgive them for those. But the stories throughout the game were, for the most part, mediocre at best. Integrating them together, making the guild quests longer, making it so that as you progressed it could be seen in the actions and reactions of the populace... All of that would have made the game immensely more enjoyable on the short term and therefore so much more fun to continue playing in the long term.
Seriously, it's the only big thing missing from the game. If they kept the huge open-world style gaming, but attempted to integrate it with the storyline better, use some unique features for progressing and such, the game would be one of the best of all time.
Edit: To elaborate, I don't mind the power scaling at the end because you're the goddamned Dragonborn (although I did find myself laughing at the Elves and their little "kingdom". I could march in there single handedly and destroy them all myself by the end, but frankly I enjoyed that). Many of the glitches and bugs are just byproducts of producing a game that huge, and I can forgive them for those. But the stories throughout the game were, for the most part, mediocre at best. Integrating them together, making the guild quests longer, making it so that as you progressed it could be seen in the actions and reactions of the populace... All of that would have made the game immensely more enjoyable on the short term and therefore so much more fun to continue playing in the long term.
Really tiny, super tiny gripe here. But it's relevant. Ish.
Why can't we equip more than one rings? D:
We have 5 fingers on each hand, at least let us have one on each. I mean, dude. Not asking for a fabulous Dovahkiin. Just a more practical one.
Why can't we equip more than one rings? D:
We have 5 fingers on each hand, at least let us have one on each. I mean, dude. Not asking for a fabulous Dovahkiin. Just a more practical one.
Some sort of underwater combat for those awkward moments when an enemy falls into water and then does nothing. Having to climb out of the water and fire arrows at its head is just rubbish. Maybe allow some sort of dagger-only underwater fatality move so immersion isn't broken the moment an enemy goes for a swim.
I'd make the following changes:
1. Remove the "leveled world" in exchange for pre-set zones. The one change from Morrowwind to Oblivion that I could not stand was global leveling. Part of what made Morrowind fun was going into a high level daedric ruin by accident and getting OHKO'd, then coming back 20 levels later and clearing the place out. With a leveled world, that sense of accomplishment is lost, and it makes everywhere feel the same. That being said, I would also include "events", in the form of a quest, which change the level of lower-level areas to make sure that there would always be more interesting content(For example, after getting to a certain level, there could be a quest which involves some sort of Daedric rift in the Riften Area. After completing it, many of the dungeons would have their low level Bandits and Hedge Wizards replaced with Daedra and Cultists).
2. I'd expand the quest lines for all of the major guilds, except possibly the Thieves Guild and Dark Brotherhood (which were the best two by far). The Mages guild in particular needs work, the only quest that actually felt interesting was the one where you go into the Labyrinthian. The main story and civil war quests would also be expanded.
3. More factions and increased faction consequences. Should be self explanatory. For example, a new faction could be a Great House Remnant, but if you join the Stormcloaks, they will not interact with you (as they see Ulfric as racist towards the Dark Elves), and if the Stormcloaks win the faction greatly reduces its presence in Skyrim.
1. Remove the "leveled world" in exchange for pre-set zones. The one change from Morrowwind to Oblivion that I could not stand was global leveling. Part of what made Morrowind fun was going into a high level daedric ruin by accident and getting OHKO'd, then coming back 20 levels later and clearing the place out. With a leveled world, that sense of accomplishment is lost, and it makes everywhere feel the same. That being said, I would also include "events", in the form of a quest, which change the level of lower-level areas to make sure that there would always be more interesting content(For example, after getting to a certain level, there could be a quest which involves some sort of Daedric rift in the Riften Area. After completing it, many of the dungeons would have their low level Bandits and Hedge Wizards replaced with Daedra and Cultists).
2. I'd expand the quest lines for all of the major guilds, except possibly the Thieves Guild and Dark Brotherhood (which were the best two by far). The Mages guild in particular needs work, the only quest that actually felt interesting was the one where you go into the Labyrinthian. The main story and civil war quests would also be expanded.
3. More factions and increased faction consequences. Should be self explanatory. For example, a new faction could be a Great House Remnant, but if you join the Stormcloaks, they will not interact with you (as they see Ulfric as racist towards the Dark Elves), and if the Stormcloaks win the faction greatly reduces its presence in Skyrim.
They limited rings to 1 because of the ability to dual enchant items. One ring in Skyrim = two rings in past games.mParadox said:
Having two rings would mean 4 enchantments, which would be seriously game breakingly overpowered.
I don't even like Final Fantasy 7, Diablo is pretty fun, though I don't particularly care for it, and even I think that was uncalled for.Anthraxus said:
You are the close-minded hater I have ever seen.