What would be your skyrim DLC?

[Kinguendo]

Location: Another plane of Oblivion...perhaps Quagmire. :3

Random stuff: No More Immortals.

Seriously, I want to be able to say "To hell with the consequences, all you fucking nobles hiding out in Stormcloak's old castle are gonna die!!!"

I'll let them keep their silly immortal children to make sure they don't get sued over people RPing as a child butcher...but EVERYONE else should be fair game. And if you kill an NPC that is important to a quest, well guess what? You won't be finishing that quest. I'd be fine with that if I could slit the throat of any NPC that DARED call me a milk-drinker!

You sound like a Milk-Drinker to me, whats the matter? No one give you any milk to drink today, Milk-Drinker?

 

[Sean Hollyman]

Rideable dragons, more powers, and armor shaping

 

[RJ 17]

Location: Another plane of Oblivion...perhaps Quagmire. :3

Random stuff: No More Immortals.

Seriously, I want to be able to say "To hell with the consequences, all you fucking nobles hiding out in Stormcloak's old castle are gonna die!!!"

I'll let them keep their silly immortal children to make sure they don't get sued over people RPing as a child butcher...but EVERYONE else should be fair game. And if you kill an NPC that is important to a quest, well guess what? You won't be finishing that quest. I'd be fine with that if I could slit the throat of any NPC that DARED call me a milk-drinker!

You sound like a Milk-Drinker to me, whats the matter? No one give you any milk to drink today, Milk-Drinker?

Were you an NPC, your throat would now very much be in danger.

 

[theparsonski]

I hated those Milk-Drinker people, because you could make them fall to their knees and say "No! I submit", but instead of then being allowed to smear dog shit in their faces and jeer at them, they always get up and do a last suicidal charge, forcing me to kill them and violate their still-warm corpses instead.

 

[TheTurtleMan]

You stumble upon an ancient vault that traps you for 500,000 years, while preserving your body. To the point in time where the Elder Scrolls turns into the Fallout series. The story of the dlc is you contacting Mr. House to find a time machine to take you back in time. You could bring a gun back to Skyrim as a reward or maybe a power fister.

If they could pull this off, it could be the one of the best crossover game experiences of all time.

 

[Kinguendo]

Location: Another plane of Oblivion...perhaps Quagmire. :3

Random stuff: No More Immortals.

Seriously, I want to be able to say "To hell with the consequences, all you fucking nobles hiding out in Stormcloak's old castle are gonna die!!!"

I'll let them keep their silly immortal children to make sure they don't get sued over people RPing as a child butcher...but EVERYONE else should be fair game. And if you kill an NPC that is important to a quest, well guess what? You won't be finishing that quest. I'd be fine with that if I could slit the throat of any NPC that DARED call me a milk-drinker!

You sound like a Milk-Drinker to me, whats the matter? No one give you any milk to drink today, Milk-Drinker?

Were you an NPC, your throat would now very much be in danger.

What are you talking about? I am an NPC.

"You know whats wrong with Skyrim these days? Everyone is obsessed with death."

"Hail Sithis!"

"Some say Alduin is Akatosh. Some say M'aiq is a Liar. Don't you believe either of those things."

"Nords are so serious about beards. So many beards. M'aiq thinks they wish they had glorious manes like Khajiit."

See?

 

[RJ 17]

Location: Another plane of Oblivion...perhaps Quagmire. :3

Random stuff: No More Immortals.

Seriously, I want to be able to say "To hell with the consequences, all you fucking nobles hiding out in Stormcloak's old castle are gonna die!!!"

I'll let them keep their silly immortal children to make sure they don't get sued over people RPing as a child butcher...but EVERYONE else should be fair game. And if you kill an NPC that is important to a quest, well guess what? You won't be finishing that quest. I'd be fine with that if I could slit the throat of any NPC that DARED call me a milk-drinker!

You sound like a Milk-Drinker to me, whats the matter? No one give you any milk to drink today, Milk-Drinker?

Were you an NPC, your throat would now very much be in danger.

What are you talking about? I am an NPC.

"You know whats wrong with Skyrim these days? Everyone is obsessed with death."

"Hail Sithis!"

"Some say Alduin is Akatosh. Some say M'aiq is a Liar. Don't you believe either of those things."

"Nords are so serious about beards. So many beards. M'aiq thinks they wish they had glorious manes like Khajiit."

See?

A very good impersonation, but my blade is not so easily fooled!

 

[Headsprouter]

I'd love a DLC with much more interesting and unconventional enemies, even if they're remakes of the older enemies. They can't have an ES sequel without a clannfear and a daedroth somewhere.

It looks like we're gonna get spears and crossbows, so, there's not much else I can think of in terms of weapons that I'm dying for.

But I'd like environments other than, well, snow. Another daedra's realm would be nice.

 

[CATS FTW]

I'd like another Shivering Isles type. I personally wanted a dark and twisted one, like Vaermina, since I've read her plane of oblivion is cold and terrifying, they could introduce so many bad ass new creatures and armors and weapons similiar to falmer and deadra. Story can go karmic, either defeat her and stop the evil or replace her and control her forces.

Yes! This! A million times this!

Basically, the above. I want another DLC, the size of Shivering Isles, but, naturally, a different plane of Oblivion.

Or perhaps the beginnings of a war with the Aldmeri Dominion. You fight to destroy the Aldmeri Dominion in Skyrim; if you side with the Empire, there is a "rebellion" campaign against the Aldmeri Dominion, for instance.

Also: Not only Crossbows, but Flintlock Rifles.

I was so with you till flintlock rifles, how dare you suggest such poopoo. I hope you're ashamed, that's just wrong, the whole thing about the elder scroll is that they actually can't really industrialize because the gods always smack them down. It's what happened to the Dwemer effectively, the daedric princes were like: "Aw hell naah, ya'll don't need no robots." And the Dwemer were like: "Whatever we don't even need you." And then a whole bunch of smiting.

 

[Deathmageddon]

The core Elder Scrolls fans loved Morrowind, so let's go back to Morrowind! Bit of an ambitious project, because Morrowind is larger than Skyrim, but why not? Or we could go to one of the provinces we haven't been to yet, like High Rock; or maybe another plane of Oblivion. I'd like to see what kind of crazy stuff is going on in Hermaeus Mora's world.

 

[Souplex]

I would like to go to Akivari.
I would also like pole weapons.

 

[ThePenguinKnight]

I'd like to see the rise of a completely new race, maybe even something alien.

The DLC would also include
- Throwing weapons that stick into enemies to be retrieved later such as knives, alchemists fire, and axes with a "Throwing" skill tree included.
- The inclusion of Spears, duh.
- A horseback riding tree with skills allowing you to trample enemies, swing weapons on horseback, fire arrows, call your horse, and ride faster. This will add a whole new level of combat by giving players the option to be a cavalier, horseback archer, or just make riding a horse more enjoyable. The downside would be that you would be putting your horses life in danger and you wouldn't be able to use it while inside, obviously.
- An update to balance spell damage by scaling it with your level which also includes new spells and makes it impossible to reduce cost by 100% through enchanting.
- An update to drastically decrease the amount of achievable damage and damage reduction.
- A skill increasing the rate of fire using Bows by 60%, for the Legolas badassery.

What do guys think?

EDIT: Maybe the new race could be something as large as a giant so that combat revolves around fighting in large dungeons and fields so that you could use the new Horseback Riding and Throwing tree's more effectively. Shadow Of The Colossus anybody?

 

[Darth Rosenberg]

My ideal Skyrim DLC? I think an extended cut is called for. It could be called this: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Now With A Proper Story, Writing, Characters, Dialogue, And Voicework Edition (Also More Factions Which Aren't Rubbish. And Spears. And Hand-To-Hand).

...okay, not a catchy title, but y'get the idea. ;-)

A less facetious answer would be: I don't care, as long as more weapon types and armour is included. Console players are kinda stuck with the vanilla games small selection, so I just want more gear.

 

[Terminal Blue]

OH and the Snow Elves should hate the Thalmor too, as the Snow Elves seem to be the most calm and pacifistic race. That would be awesome, I would try my hardest to make sure the Snow Elves City became the best city... OH and you get your own home for free straight away which gets bigger like the one you got in Morrowind.

I have to disagree, and even if they once were it seems unlikely they would be now.

From what we know of their history, it basically revolves around warring with the Nords for control of Skyrim, and then when they lost going to ask the most meglomaniacal, cold-hearted bastards in the Elder Scrolls setting for help before (predictably) being enslaved and slowly mutated by being force-fed toxins for hundreds of years.

Then if any survived that they'd have been trapped in the dark surrounded by their degenerate, feral cousins for centuries more, presumably trying to avoid the roving doom robots of their former masters still hunting them down and whatever horrible monsters live down there.

I'd love to see a tiny group of unchaged Falmer revealed as a big twist, but if they survived they'll probably be the ones pushing the degenerate Falmer to war against the surface. Remember, the Nords almost exterminated their species and forced them underground in the first place. Beyond the Dwemer, who are all gone, there is noone the Falmer would be likely to hate more.

If it turns out I have just described the plot of Dawnguard or some future DLC, sorry. Just reading the foreshadows.

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Personally, I'm pretty stoked about crossbows making a return.

Personally, I'd like to see a race modifier for mages. Vampires in Skyrim are geared towards stealth gameplay, werewolves are (theoretically) geared towards combat. Mages seem to be missing from the trinity. Lich would seem a good choice, as Mannimarco's presence in oblivion shows that Elder Scrolls liches can maintain a "normal" looking appearance after death. Perhaps a quest in which you discover a powerful necromancer trying to complete the transformation, and at the end you have the choice to either pick up from where he left off or leave well enough alone.

 

[The Pinray]

I just want no more essential NPCs. I don't even care if they go the Morrowind route of "reload a save or keep playing in this doomed world."

Also, the Game Jam content. The rest of it. Please.

Please.

PLEASE.

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[Urbanizer]

My idea for a skyrim DLC would be on the underground dwemer such as where they may have come from, and what happened to them, and what secrets lie behind their power. My second DLC idea is the ability to start your own shop or some similar practical bussiness mines, barracks, maybe as a thane having the ability to upgrade the defenses of a city in order to have something to do with the 200,000+ gold I aquired that is just sitting in a safe in my room in solitude...

 

[Ultramatic]

Something like this :http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Oblivion:Battlehorn_Castle_(place)

Seriously, I loved being in charge of my own castle. I wonder if there are any Castle mods for Skyrim out already...

 

[PinkiePyro]

kicking the thalmor's collective asses stuff that involes a war with those thalmor getting the empire/stormcloaks ready, attacking/destroying their embassy fighting them