Heart ATTACK!

[Zaar]

Btw, I'm not sure about this.....but is this the first sequel where it was made for PC, Xbox and PS?

The reason why I'm asking is that I'm afraid they will just "port" the game from console. And if they do that, the game will suck, just like any other "port" game 

[Siiem]

I still had the link in my browser so I post it here

http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2011/01/24/skyrim-building-better-combat.aspx

[LLJK_Korea1]

Elders Scrolls V: Skyrim: Shouting things to death.

[Zaar]

Read it, sounds interesting. Let's hope it turns out good

[LLJK_Korea1]

Read it, sounds interesting. Let's hope it turns out good

I am reading it and getting more and more excited.

e: http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2011/01/20/skyrim-s-dragon-shouts.aspx

[Siiem]

I am reading it and getting more and more excited.

e: http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2011/01/20/skyrim-s-dragon-shouts.aspx

Well, tbh I find the dragon shouts kinda cornyish :/ I hope I'm pleasntly suprised by it.

[Nemeth]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9eGtyqz4gY

[Fluffy_Muffin]

What killed Oblivion for me was the fact that they introduced quest markers, much more satisfaction for questing in Morrowind. I liked exploring and that kind of stuff

[Alex_C]

What killed Oblivion for me was the fact that they introduced quest markers, much more satisfaction for questing in Morrowind. I liked exploring and that kind of stuff

Yeah, it was always quite fun trying to follow their (often quite vague =D ) instructions on how to reach a particular place. Sometimes I ended up wandering around a particular area for hours before seeing the landmark which they referenced, but then that sometimes allowed me to find little caves or w/e that I wouldn't otherwise have gone looking for.

[Siiem]

Yeah, it was always quite fun trying to follow their (often quite vague =D ) instructions on how to reach a particular place. Sometimes I ended up wandering around a particular area for hours before seeing the landmark which they referenced, but then that sometimes allowed me to find little caves or w/e that I wouldn't otherwise have gone looking for.

Oh those pesky quest markers... whenever I see them I just have to follow them like a sheep. I cannot look the other way or move in another direction. So because of it I uinstalled the game, but then that made me rage too. Because it had "steps" I needed to follow

[Razzen]

A fun thing they added is if you drop something then the villagers might pick it up and try and return it to you, they may also just take it, of course it depends on the value.
I can see somebody trying to leave a thing but a villager keeps returning it and you will be like "GO AWAY"

[Siiem]

Return of the adoring fan 

[Alex_C]

Oh those pesky quest markers... whenever I see them I just have to follow them like a sheep. I cannot look the other way or move in another direction. So because of it I uinstalled the game, but then that made me rage too. Because it had "steps" I needed to follow

Meh, I'm not saying you can't get any exploring done, but it's by far a more dull (and immersion-ruining) way to find your way around quests.

[IG_Saint]

Skyrim is just a must buy for me as long as they include just one thing: the editor. Every single flaw oblivion had can be fixed with mods. I have more faith in the TES modding community than I do bethesda.

[Nemeth]

Yeah, modding was one of the best thing that ever happened to Oblivion (sure, there were plenty of mods to Morrowing as well, I just never felt I NEED to have them it in order to enjoy the game ^^).