Modifié par Yrkoon, 13 août 2012 - 01:27 .
termokanden wrote...
It's fine by me that you don't care about NPCs getting killed in vampire attacks, but I simply don't see it the same way and we should probably leave it at that.
A lot of the important NPCs are essential, and the old guard screams about it. With the radiant quest system there's no way that they can hold to that for minor quests unless they make all NPCs essential.Yrkoon wrote...
W/ Regards to NPCs dying in attacks... Before this game came out, Both Todd Howard and Pete Hines said that quests will never be broken due to dead NPCs in the quest chain. They specifically said that if, for example, the guy you're supposed to deliver something to were to die from a dragon attack, his son, or wife, or brother or whatever would step in and take his role. Ditto with Merchants.
What ever happened with that plan?
What I do find totally awesome, however, is that they DID make people aware of their relative's deaths. In my game, Nazeem died from a vapire attack, now when you talk to his wife she calls herself a "still grieving widow"
I thought BIOWARE had a hard to please fanbase.Addai67 wrote...
A lot of the important NPCs are essential, and the old guard screams about it. With the radiant quest system there's no way that they can hold to that for minor quests unless they make all NPCs essential.Yrkoon wrote...
W/ Regards to NPCs dying in attacks... Before this game came out, Both Todd Howard and Pete Hines said that quests will never be broken due to dead NPCs in the quest chain. They specifically said that if, for example, the guy you're supposed to deliver something to were to die from a dragon attack, his son, or wife, or brother or whatever would step in and take his role. Ditto with Merchants.
What ever happened with that plan?
What I do find totally awesome, however, is that they DID make people aware of their relative's deaths. In my game, Nazeem died from a vapire attack, now when you talk to his wife she calls herself a "still grieving widow"
Modifié par Yrkoon, 13 août 2012 - 05:07 .
Druss99 wrote...
^ Have you never faced the giant Chaurus? There's atleast one in the game but I won't spoil it for you. I had to get creative to take it out as it was owning me.
I once tried to make a joke about Kahjit turning into werelions and was promptly "schooled" on the difference by someone who obviously had their sense of humor shot off in the console wars. Stayed away from that place for years afterward...Giggles_Manically wrote...
I thought BIOWARE had a hard to please fanbase.Addai67 wrote...
A lot of the important NPCs are essential, and the old guard screams about it. With the radiant quest system there's no way that they can hold to that for minor quests unless they make all NPCs essential.Yrkoon wrote...
W/ Regards to NPCs dying in attacks... Before this game came out, Both Todd Howard and Pete Hines said that quests will never be broken due to dead NPCs in the quest chain. They specifically said that if, for example, the guy you're supposed to deliver something to were to die from a dragon attack, his son, or wife, or brother or whatever would step in and take his role. Ditto with Merchants.
What ever happened with that plan?
What I do find totally awesome, however, is that they DID make people aware of their relative's deaths. In my game, Nazeem died from a vapire attack, now when you talk to his wife she calls herself a "still grieving widow"
Bethesda would be all like: **** PLEASE.
Nothing ever makes anyone happy on their forum.
Modifié par Elhanan, 13 août 2012 - 07:18 .
ReconTeam wrote...
I for one want that dead giant mudcrab to the West of Whiterun to come back to life so I can face it in epic battle.
It is likely you already have. Unless you want to fight its literal living form, that is.ReconTeam wrote...
I for one want that dead giant mudcrab to the West of Whiterun to come back to life so I can face it in epic battle.
Giggles_Manically wrote...
I thought BIOWARE had a hard to please fanbase.Addai67 wrote...
A lot of the important NPCs are essential, and the old guard screams about it. With the radiant quest system there's no way that they can hold to that for minor quests unless they make all NPCs essential.Yrkoon wrote...
W/ Regards to NPCs dying in attacks... Before this game came out, Both Todd Howard and Pete Hines said that quests will never be broken due to dead NPCs in the quest chain. They specifically said that if, for example, the guy you're supposed to deliver something to were to die from a dragon attack, his son, or wife, or brother or whatever would step in and take his role. Ditto with Merchants.
What ever happened with that plan?
What I do find totally awesome, however, is that they DID make people aware of their relative's deaths. In my game, Nazeem died from a vapire attack, now when you talk to his wife she calls herself a "still grieving widow"
Bethesda would be all like: **** PLEASE.
Nothing ever makes anyone happy on their forum.
Modifié par Confess-A-Bear, 13 août 2012 - 01:34 .
Carcharoth42 wrote...
I once tried to make a joke about Kahjit turning into werelions and was promptly "schooled" on the difference by someone who obviously had their sense of humor shot off in the console wars. Stayed away from that place for years afterward...Giggles_Manically wrote...
I thought BIOWARE had a hard to please fanbase.Addai67 wrote...
A lot of the important NPCs are essential, and the old guard screams about it. With the radiant quest system there's no way that they can hold to that for minor quests unless they make all NPCs essential.Yrkoon wrote...
W/ Regards to NPCs dying in attacks... Before this game came out, Both Todd Howard and Pete Hines said that quests will never be broken due to dead NPCs in the quest chain. They specifically said that if, for example, the guy you're supposed to deliver something to were to die from a dragon attack, his son, or wife, or brother or whatever would step in and take his role. Ditto with Merchants.
What ever happened with that plan?
What I do find totally awesome, however, is that they DID make people aware of their relative's deaths. In my game, Nazeem died from a vapire attack, now when you talk to his wife she calls herself a "still grieving widow"
Bethesda would be all like: **** PLEASE.
Nothing ever makes anyone happy on their forum.
Modifié par billy the squid, 13 août 2012 - 01:49 .
Druss99 wrote...
^ Have you never faced the giant Chaurus? There's atleast one in the game but I won't spoil it for you. I had to get creative to take it out as it was owning me.
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Modifié par jon1991, 13 août 2012 - 02:39 .
I am playing F3 right now, and I just fought a Super Mutant Behemoth a couple of days ago. The dang thing kept focusing on Dogmeat, ignoring everything else, so I had to spend most of my time applying Stimpaks to keep him alive.Giggles_Manically wrote...
Always happens in a Bethesda game.
You level so high you can just mock everything.
Except for Super Mutant Overlords in FO3. Ouch.
(I beat F3 and all the DLC on PS3, but am starting over on XBox).Modifié par happy_daiz, 13 août 2012 - 03:41 .
ReconTeam wrote...
I for one want that dead giant mudcrab to the West of Whiterun to come back to life so I can face it in epic battle.
I was happy to speak to Jiub, after finding all 10 of his blasted journal pages in this playthrough (I skipped it in the first one). He had quite an interesting tale. By then, though, I was pretty tired of the SC, as I'd covered a lot of ground. The whole place, really. Still haven't found the third reaper gem fragment, though.TobiTobsen wrote...
Druss99 wrote...
^ Have you never faced the giant Chaurus? There's atleast one in the game but I won't spoil it for you. I had to get creative to take it out as it was owning me.
One day there will be a Jiub reborn, who will exterminate the Chaurus plague forever! And he shall be made a saint for it!
Modifié par happy_daiz, 13 août 2012 - 04:41 .
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