Thats what a map is for, but I mean that you cant immediately auto travel to another city. Whatever, its just my opinion so you dont need to throw accusations of me not playing the game before. =Pfat american said:
The Elder Scrolls 5. what do you want to see?
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I wanna see some of the things from morrowind brought back.
1. Werewolves as a selectable possible along with vampires
2. More weapons such as spears, throwing knives, etc. Morrowind had many of these that were taken out in oblivion.
3. A customizable weapon and armor system. In Oblivion they had some degree of custimization but in TES 5 i'd like to see customizable weapons and armor.
4. A bigger world to explore without the monotony of the same dungeon over and over again. Raiding dungeons for money was good but change it up a little
1. Werewolves as a selectable possible along with vampires
2. More weapons such as spears, throwing knives, etc. Morrowind had many of these that were taken out in oblivion.
3. A customizable weapon and armor system. In Oblivion they had some degree of custimization but in TES 5 i'd like to see customizable weapons and armor.
4. A bigger world to explore without the monotony of the same dungeon over and over again. Raiding dungeons for money was good but change it up a little
what about actual smithing for you third idea? make a mold, make a weapon. and if anyones seen the deadric chainsaw mod, it might be cool to have an effect on a wapon that slows your magicka regen, or causes outright degen. like an animation type effect that constantly drains magic?
Also along the line of werewolves and vampires, why not a sandbox mode that lets you play as a monster of some sort and have no reprecussions for crime. everyone already hates you. and also what if rival guild members got into fights on the streets. or the ocasional non player caused murder?
Oblivion just didnt feel like an actual world. As yahtzee said, there was no imersion, no losing yourself in the gameplay.
And i HATED the fact that no matter how big it was, throwing something at an enemy from something other than a bow never hurt them. You'd figure a sword huled hundreds of feet down onto an unarmored bandit (i used the command removeallitems) would indeed atleast hurt them. then i tried it with a horse's body. no effect at all.
And heres a terriific chanlange for players. Go through the dark brotherhood without attacking a single person. Try making them attack you, and cause a gaurd clusterfuck. its always funny. the real trick is getting an ally to hit them for you by commiting some other crime, and positioning them to hurt eachother, then get into a fight.
More ownership of land and buildings, there were enough spells but they all seemed to be the same, a greater variety would be better, a more realistic horse riding system with less issues too.
A great addition to TES5 would be destructible environments for example, you could cast a spell that would smash a hole into a wall that you could go through or something like that.
A great addition to TES5 would be destructible environments for example, you could cast a spell that would smash a hole into a wall that you could go through or something like that.
Awesome. But the way elder scrolls currently is, with all the NPC's having this unreal quality about them, the only point of having a family in it would be to slaughter them or get more quests. While fable2 actually seems like you'll need to have some level of cruelty in your system to kill your family after 100 hours of gameplay if you got a wife an hour in and a kid a half hour later.
Also, a falling engine where you start to look different while falling. If I jump off of the biggest mountain in the game and there are no spells that can shield my fall in the game my arms should be flailing.
Evilone oblivion, you have an edit button. Use it instead of multi-posting.
Greater customisation of appearance is something I'd like. Like Yahtzee said in the Tabula Rasa review, theres no point in choosing your characters face and appearance if soon you'll just change into an identical uniform armour. This was true in Oblivion because even though you only really had an effect on the face, you rarely saw it even from the third person perspective and as soon as you got a helmet, well, even that was pretty much done.
Greater customisation of appearance is something I'd like. Like Yahtzee said in the Tabula Rasa review, theres no point in choosing your characters face and appearance if soon you'll just change into an identical uniform armour. This was true in Oblivion because even though you only really had an effect on the face, you rarely saw it even from the third person perspective and as soon as you got a helmet, well, even that was pretty much done.
Awww but multi posting is fun because it annoys, and my life is given purpose by video games and making people angry
ANYYYWAYYYYY....... why not have an open faced helmet if you want to see a charechters face?
any respectable player should be strong enough to deal with it, regardless of how much or little armor you wear.
And cant they make a game where theres a joke of a quest? like a person sends you to do something really hard and gives you no reward in an attempt to make you kill them, and thus screw up your ingame life?
ANYYYWAYYYYY....... why not have an open faced helmet if you want to see a charechters face?
any respectable player should be strong enough to deal with it, regardless of how much or little armor you wear.
And cant they make a game where theres a joke of a quest? like a person sends you to do something really hard and gives you no reward in an attempt to make you kill them, and thus screw up your ingame life?
And you could try reading his post. He said that throwing a sword at them should hurt them. Not hitting them with it the old fashioned way. Also dropping a half ton horse body onto someone should kill them.Bowstring said:
Archery, spellcasting, and swordplay on horseback. Better animation all around. Have all of Tamriel open to exploring. Different endings depending on how you play the game (good or evil).