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[Gotholhorakh]

I'm looking forward to it, and hope it's more Morrowind than Oblivion in *most* aspects. I hope there are some NPCs worth a damn, although I shouldn't moan about Bethesda, at least Bethesda will let me name my character.

I was hoping for some sort of soft toy plague to wipe out the Khajiit, as I despise them, but I will probably have to wait for another game for that.

Perhaps if there are lots of them in Skyrim I will RP a char whose parents were snuggled to death by Khajiit, and wreak terrible revenge on them by casting humorous paralyze spells on them.

For my part I am looking forward to spell creation - I had a couple of absolutely awesome/monstrous custom spells that I'm looking forward to recreating (or even importing, were such a thing possible).

We shall see.

Modifié par Gotholhorakh, 21 septembre 2011 - 11:18 .

[Captain Crash]

Well you will be thrilled to hear Spell making has gone...

Interviewer: One thing that when I was down to see you guys at the studio was stuff related to how spells would interact with each other and that kind of thing. And I would suspect that the results of your experimentation on that would have an affect on whether you have anything like spellcrafting, right? 

Todd: “Yeah, spellcrafting is a real wildcard. Something that we’ve done a lot. And there are pluses and minuses to it. We’d like to find… we have some ideas that we really like on how to solve that, and I don’t know where that’s going to go. But the thing that we DON’T like about the previous systems that we’ve done, is it becomes very “spread-sheety.” It takes the magic out of magic. You got to see the game, but your listeners haven’t. There’s a bigger emphasis on how the magic physically acts. Just a spell like fire; there are different spells for how the fire moves. Like putting down a rune that explodes when you walk over it. Or fire you can spray that lingers on the ground, like you’re spraying a wall, and you can spray the ceiling. Or fire that travels like a flamethrower out of your hands. Or a fireball that you charge up and throw and it explodes at a distance. So our main goal is to make magic feel like this arcane powerful thing. And once it goes into a spreadsheet in the game where you can just say I want something at this distance and this power, it removes the illusion of like how this stuff actually works. So we have some ideas of ways around that, but we don’t know where those are going to go yet. We do have the benefit of, we’re really, really happy with how the magic plays in the game, both visually and mechanically. And then being able to do it with both hands. There are opportunities there for combinations and things you can do without getting into the spreadsheet aspect of it. Which I do know some people like, but it does take away from the impact of the spells that you’re finding and mechanically how they work.”

Unless you have a PC then not to worry and Creation Kit has you covered 

Modifié par Captain Crash, 21 septembre 2011 - 11:34 .

[KenKenpachi]

Gotholhorakh wrote...

I'm looking forward to it, and hope it's more Morrowind than Oblivion in *most* aspects. I hope there are some NPCs worth a damn, although I shouldn't moan about Bethesda, at least Bethesda will let me name my character.

I was hoping for some sort of soft toy plague to wipe out the Khajiit, as I despise them, but I will probably have to wait for another game for that.

Perhaps if there are lots of them in Skyrim I will RP a char whose parents were snuggled to death by Khajiit, and wreak terrible revenge on them by casting humorous paralyze spells on them.

For my part I am looking forward to spell creation - I had a couple of absolutely awesome/monstrous custom spells that I'm looking forward to recreating (or even importing, were such a thing possible).

We shall see.

Son you will be disappoint.

[AventuroLegendary]

Skyrim will probably feel very Fallout 3-ish to me which is a good thing.

[Redneck1st]

RymenQwun- Well now will have to admit that you did get a sweet deal. Which console are you getting it for if I might ask? As for me PC

CaptainCrash-I couldn't agree with you more. After all you get you're money's worth when you buy an Elder scrolls game and I dont mind paying $60 for the game.

Modifié par Redneck1st, 22 septembre 2011 - 12:52 .

[chunkyman]

KenKenpachi wrote...
Might be lazy as well.

Well, my name is chunkyman, so the laziness is a given. 

[Chromie]

jreezy wrote...

LegendaryAvenger wrote...

Skyrim will probably feel very Fallout 3-ish to me which is a good thing.

Yeah most likely since Fallout 3 feels very Oblivion-ish and they've said Skyrim is similar to Oblivion.

If Skyrim is feels like Fallout 3 to me than I'm gonna have to swear of Bethesda games.

[ErichHartmann]

Skyrim = / = Oblivion. Lots of features have been changed or tweaked.

[KenKenpachi]

chunkyman wrote...

KenKenpachi wrote...
Might be lazy as well.

Well, my name is chunkyman, so the laziness is a given. 

Funny enough I assumed that from that lol.

[chunkyman]

jreezy wrote...
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Am I the only person not seeing all of them? Just quote me so you can view them... 

Modifié par chunkyman, 22 septembre 2011 - 02:21 .

[Bryy_Miller]

Captain Crash wrote...
Unless you have a PC then not to worry and Creation Kit has you covered 

You made me remember opening the GECK indoors. Fun times.

[Maria Caliban]

*checks calendar*

[Redneck1st]

Maria Caliban wrote...

*checks calendar*

I'm not worried about checking the Calendar till Nov rolls around then I will be checking it.

[HoonDing]

Captain Crash wrote...

Well you will be thrilled to hear Spell making has gone...

Interviewer: One thing that when I was down to see you guys at the studio was stuff related to how spells would interact with each other and that kind of thing. And I would suspect that the results of your experimentation on that would have an affect on whether you have anything like spellcrafting, right? 

Todd: “Yeah, spellcrafting is a real wildcard. Something that we’ve done a lot. And there are pluses and minuses to it. We’d like to find… we have some ideas that we really like on how to solve that, and I don’t know where that’s going to go. But the thing that we DON’T like about the previous systems that we’ve done, is it becomes very “spread-sheety.” It takes the magic out of magic. You got to see the game, but your listeners haven’t. There’s a bigger emphasis on how the magic physically acts. Just a spell like fire; there are different spells for how the fire moves. Like putting down a rune that explodes when you walk over it. Or fire you can spray that lingers on the ground, like you’re spraying a wall, and you can spray the ceiling. Or fire that travels like a flamethrower out of your hands. Or a fireball that you charge up and throw and it explodes at a distance. So our main goal is to make magic feel like this arcane powerful thing. And once it goes into a spreadsheet in the game where you can just say I want something at this distance and this power, it removes the illusion of like how this stuff actually works. So we have some ideas of ways around that, but we don’t know where those are going to go yet. We do have the benefit of, we’re really, really happy with how the magic plays in the game, both visually and mechanically. And then being able to do it with both hands. There are opportunities there for combinations and things you can do without getting into the spreadsheet aspect of it. Which I do know some people like, but it does take away from the impact of the spells that you’re finding and mechanically how they work.”

Sounds like it's all in the name of "balancing", when magic is supposed to be limitless in Elder Scrolls. Melee and archery must pale in comparison to the magic of a master magician.

[Haplose]

But the thing that we DON’T like about the previous systems that we’ve done, is it becomes very “spread-sheety.” It takes the magic out of magic.

Fascinating! He manages to grasp my precise feelings about the earlier installments! The magic system was horribly generic and somehow... the "magic" in it was entirely lost...

Well with this new system I'm really hopefull that magic might finally start to feel interesting in Skyrim!

[Redneck1st]

Haplose wrote...

But the thing that we DON’T like about the previous systems that we’ve done, is it becomes very “spread-sheety.” It takes the magic out of magic.

Fascinating! He manages to grasp my precise feelings about the earlier installments! The magic system was horribly generic and somehow... the "magic" in it was entirely lost...

Well with this new system I'm really hopefull that magic might finally start to feel interesting in Skyrim!

I fully agree with you on this here. And all this time that I've been playing the game I thought it was just me that felt that way. I'm glad to see that I'm not.

[Mystic dream]

I really didn't think it made it feel any less like magic. It's just that the magical effects don't really have any flair in them in both Oblivion and Morrowind, unless they had a radius of 100ft. I rather enjoyed making my own personal repertoire of spells and name them to fit my custom class and his/her abilities.

Sad to see it go, but I can live without it.

[RymenQwun]

Redneck1st wrote...

RymenQwun- Well now will have to admit that you did get a sweet deal. Which console are you getting it for if I might ask? As for me PC
.

360, no way will my computer be able to handle Skyrim. I couldn't even play Oblivion without having to tweak something in the readme file, which turned all water from water into transparent purple glass.

[KenKenpachi]

jreezy wrote...

ErichHartmann wrote...

Skyrim = / = Oblivion. Lots of features have been changed or tweaked.

Of course it isn't.

Actully its been stated by the Team, it pretty much is. Its really Oblivion based, the system, just tweaked, a bit and some changes. Has far more in common with Oblivion than Morrowind in any case.

[Redneck1st]

RymenQwun wrote...

Redneck1st wrote...

RymenQwun- Well now will have to admit that you did get a sweet deal. Which console are you getting it for if I might ask? As for me PC
.

360, no way will my computer be able to handle Skyrim. I couldn't even play Oblivion without having to tweak something in the readme file, which turned all water from water into transparent purple glass.

I didn't realize that your computer wouldn't handle the game as I don't know what kind of system you've got. I'm currently running an I7 with 6 gigs of  tri channel ram and an ATI Radeon 5670 graphics card. So I hopefully won't have any problems running it on the current system as I don't have a problem running Oblivion on it.

[KenKenpachi]

Redneck1st wrote...

RymenQwun wrote...

Redneck1st wrote...

RymenQwun- Well now will have to admit that you did get a sweet deal. Which console are you getting it for if I might ask? As for me PC
.

360, no way will my computer be able to handle Skyrim. I couldn't even play Oblivion without having to tweak something in the readme file, which turned all water from water into transparent purple glass.

I didn't realize that your computer wouldn't handle the game as I don't know what kind of system you've got. I'm currently running an I7 with 6 gigs of  tri channel ram and an ATI Radeon 5670 graphics card. So I hopefully won't have any problems running it on the current system as I don't have a problem running Oblivion on it.

Dunno but your card might be outdated for it.

[Redneck1st]

KenKenpachi wrote...

Redneck1st wrote...

RymenQwun wrote...

Redneck1st wrote...

RymenQwun- Well now will have to admit that you did get a sweet deal. Which console are you getting it for if I might ask? As for me PC
.

360, no way will my computer be able to handle Skyrim. I couldn't even play Oblivion without having to tweak something in the readme file, which turned all water from water into transparent purple glass.

Well now if thats the case I might have to look into a new graphics card for it.. Might have to see whats out there.

I didn't realize that your computer wouldn't handle the game as I don't know what kind of system you've got. I'm currently running an I7 with 6 gigs of  tri channel ram and an ATI Radeon 5670 graphics card. So I hopefully won't have any problems running it on the current system as I don't have a problem running Oblivion on it.

Dunno but your card might be outdated for it.

Well if it is I guess I'll have to update the card than. At least I don't need to upgrade the whole computer.<G>

Modifié par Redneck1st, 22 septembre 2011 - 03:11 .

[KenKenpachi]

Yeah just noticed your edit. And I tell yah the newer cards pricing, hahaha. I won't be getting one no time soon.