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[BlackBoy0]

• http://www.gameinfor...s-v-skyrim.aspx
  
• http://www.gameinformer.com/p/esv.aspx

Oh my fuck. Anybody else just jizzing at that one picture?

[AllyPwn]

Cover translation:

Dragonborn Dragonborn by his honor is sworn to keep evil forever at bay and the fiercest foes rout when they hear triumph's shout dragonborn for your blessing we pray and the scrolls have foretold of black wings in the cold that when brothers wage war come unfurled alduin bane of kings ancient shadow unbound with a hunger to swallow the world.

I didn't have time to figure out the comma's and period, took about 15-20mins to translate

[Alynatrill]

Wow they are making every NPC have a different 'life' if that's what I should call it, that's pretty cool definately buying this game I've been a fan of elder scrolls since the 3rd one

[Shadowxy]

I'm buying this for sure, I love the TES games. TES: Oblivion is still my favorite game.
This will come out in November, right? (can't check it because my PC LAGS like HELL D: )
If so, I will problably get it for my birthday in November =D

[AngelSandy]

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Wow they are making every NPC have a different 'life' if that's what I should call it, that's pretty cool definately buying this game I've been a fan of elder scrolls since the 3rd one

Already been used in the first Assassins Creed game ^^
Every single NPC in that game had it's own schedule to follow :)

I've been determined to buy this game as soon as I heard the series would continue. I didn't even care for the name of the game or whatever. The TES series is amazing and I've followed this development since the series was announced to be continued. Can't wait ^^

[Elidan]

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Already been used in the first Assassins Creed game ^^
Every single NPC in that game had it's own schedule to follow :)

Compare the size of the world as well as the level of interaction with NPC's in Elder Scrolls with Assassin's Creed

[AngelSandy]

You completely missed the point Elidan.
Please read over again what was said, and what wasn't said.

[Elidan]

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You completely missed the point Elidan.
Please read over again what was said, and what wasn't said.

Alynatrill was amazed by the fact that they are giving every NPC a story and you said that Assassin's Creed had already done that and whether you deny it or not the only reason you would say that is to debase the fact that Elder Scrolls is doing it, so i pointed out the huge difference between Assassin's Creed doing it and Elder Scrolls

[AngelSandy]

And I am telling you, that you are missing the point since Assassins Creed and TES V are two different game genres.

Your ability to interact with NPCs in TES is a vital element whereas it is not in AC. I pointed out that AC had already done it as in, the NPCs having their own schedule and life every day. I did not try in the slightest to compare two different game genres like you suggest I do.

It's like trying to compare WoW with Counter-strike. Seriously.

[Elidan]

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I did not try in the slightest to compare two different game genres like you suggest I do.

It seems you are the one missing the point.

[AngelSandy]

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Already been used in the first Assassins Creed game ^^
Every single NPC in that game had it's own schedule to follow :)

Compare the size of the world as well as the level of interaction with NPC's in Elder Scrolls with Assassin's Creed

Why would I compare the Size of the world and level of interaction with NPCs in TES and AC when that was never my goal? All I did was mentioning that AC already had the system in place. I did not go ahead and try to compare the two games all I did was mentioning that. Geez.

[Elidan]

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Why would I compare the Size of the world and level of interaction with NPCs in TES and AC when that was never my goal? All I did was mentioning that AC already had the system in place. I did not go ahead and try to compare the two games all I did was mentioning that. Geez.

You are obviously still missing the point.

Please reread this post of mine:

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Alynatrill was amazed by the fact that they are giving every NPC a story and you said that Assassin's Creed had already done that and whether you deny it or not the only reason you would say that is to debase the fact that Elder Scrolls is doing it, so i pointed out the huge difference between Assassin's Creed doing it and Elder Scrolls

[AngelSandy]

Again why would you do that when it's not really relevant?

I will stop derailing this topic as trying to explain something to you is like talking to a rock. Nothing comes out of it whatsoever.

On-topic:

Nice game and definitely looking forward to it.

[Elidan]

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I will stop derailing this topic as trying to explain something to you is like talking to a rock. Nothing comes out of it whatsoever.

a.k.a i have lost this argument so i'm going to make up an excuse to get out of it.

You obviously lack the simple skill skill of comprehensive reading.

[Egari]

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I will stop derailing this topic as trying to explain something to you is like talking to a rock. Nothing comes out of it whatsoever.

a.k.a i have lost this argument so i'm going to make up an excuse to get out of it.

You obviously lack the simple skill skill of comprehensive reading.

And you obviously want to be right... I will not go on about who's lacking what as it's obviously an attempt to flame/troll.
The point was that the system had already been implemented in a video game, period.
The scale does not matter.
Sure, Elder Scrolls might require more NPC interaction and may have more(, I'm doubting this part tbh,) NPCs which require a "schedule" but it does NOT relinquish the fact that it had already been implemented.

The OP though, does not seem to be going on about a comparison between AC and Skyrim, so let's leave it at that shall we...

[Elidan]

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And you obviously want to be right...

Everyone here wants to be wrong expect for me, how shameful of me.

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The point was that the system had already been implemented in a video game, period.
The scale does not matter.

And who says the scale doesn't matter? you?

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Sure, Elder Scrolls might require more NPC interaction and may have more(, I'm doubting this part tbh,)

So in Assassin's Creed you are able to talk to all NPC's and have different word choices and with those choices unlock different choices and influence what the NPC thinks about you and how he'll act towards you? i don't think so.

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NPCs which require a "schedule" but it does NOT relinquish the fact that it had already been implemented.

Building a building is simple enough, building a metropolis is quiet a task and a much more respectable achievement.

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The OP though, does not seem to be going on about a comparison between AC and Skyrim, so let's leave it at that shall we...

The oldest and stupidest trick in the book, argue about something off-topic and then pretend to take the just role by telling everyone to get back on topic.

[BlackBoy0]

Elidan and AngelSandy: Shut the fuck up. Both of you. No, I don't really care about your two thoughts on the matter. Your discussion is over. Period.

[kaltunk]

Wow. I LOVED oblivion, Its actually what made me try Fallout haha surprisingly, Its cause I looked for more games from Bethesda, and yeah, But Oblivion was great! Skyrim looks great, I've always wanted to see the Nords homeland.

[Elidan]

This game looks awesome but it does create some problems for me because i'm going to have to play it naked with a bucket between my feet which may cause some awkward moments when my parents walk in.

[Egari]

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So in Assassin's Creed you are able to talk to all NPC's and have different word choices and with those choices unlock different choices and influence what the NPC thinks about you and how he'll act towards you? i don't think so.

Actually, this is not the case in Skyrim either..
The schedules referred to by Bethesda are for EVERY single NPC in the game (most are generated... so it's not that big of a deal), they want to add a day-night schedule to the deer you see wondering around the forests.

The dialogues are just scripted like anything else whereas what they do every ingame day is not related to their dialogue in any way.

A part of Skyrim that intrigues me is that there will be children in it.. I can't wait to see the modeling of those, as that's where most developers screw up with children.
An other thing is the fact there's dragons... Which, do what they want and attack random shit... Sounds interesting :D
Oh and battleshouts (orrr, dragon shouts)! :D

Can't wait to put this game in mah xbox360 :D