There are shadows on detail objects on consoles.Seep said:
EviLore said:All of the official media is 360 footage*
*except when we're lying and it's actually PC footage
Seep said:Because there's certainly no shadows on objects in the videos I've seen today, I don't think the books open either.
Bootaaay said:There's definitely shadows on objects indoors, and the books do open them if you pick them up.
Also, cool little note about the houses you can buy, there's a book shelf that you can deposit books in and it automatically stacks and alphabetizes them for you
Bootaaay said:There's definitely shadows on objects indoors, and the books do open them if you pick them up.
Also, cool little note about the houses you can buy, there's a book shelf that you can deposit books in and it automatically stacks and alphabetizes them for you
Bootaaay said:There's definitely shadows on objects indoors, and the books do open them if you pick them up.
Also, cool little note about the houses you can buy, there's a book shelf that you can deposit books in and it automatically stacks and alphabetizes them for you
Bootaaay said:There's definitely shadows on objects indoors, and the books do open them if you pick them up.
Also, cool little note about the houses you can buy, there's a book shelf that you can deposit books in and it automatically stacks and alphabetizes them for you
Bootaaay said:There's definitely shadows on objects indoors, and the books do open them if you pick them up.
Also, cool little note about the houses you can buy, there's a book shelf that you can deposit books in and it automatically stacks and alphabetizes them for you
Whaaat. That is awesome.Bootaaay said:There's definitely shadows on objects indoors, and the books do open them if you pick them up.
Also, cool little note about the houses you can buy, there's a book shelf that you can deposit books in and it automatically stacks and alphabetizes them for you
Nice, very nice.Bootaaay said:There's definitely shadows on objects indoors, and the books do open them if you pick them up.
Also, cool little note about the houses you can buy, there's a book shelf that you can deposit books in and it automatically stacks and alphabetizes them for you
Bootaaay said:There's definitely shadows on objects indoors, and the books do open them if you pick them up.
Also, cool little note about the houses you can buy, there's a book shelf that you can deposit books in and it automatically stacks and alphabetizes them for you
Lakitu said:Just read a nice detail:
Apparently animals sleep at night.
All these can be done via mods if Bethesda won't do these/has included some of these already.Lyphen said:Whoa whoa whoa, buying furniture? Okay, if there's a house decorating element here, I may have the only game I'll ever need.
Add loan payments, fishing, bug collecting and talkative, well written NPCs, and here's my Animal Crossing sequel.
Is the lighting dynamic? Are candles, torches, lamp posts, etc real sources of light?Bootaaay said:There's definitely shadows on objects indoors, and the books do open them if you pick them up.
Also, cool little note about the houses you can buy, there's a book shelf that you can deposit books in and it automatically stacks and alphabetizes them for you
Bootaaay said:There's definitely shadows on objects indoors, and the books do open them if you pick them up.
Also, cool little note about the houses you can buy, there's a book shelf that you can deposit books in and it automatically stacks and alphabetizes them for you
if there's a house decorating element here, I may have the only game I'll ever need.
I know, think of all of the things we might be able to stack and alphabetize!CrocMother said:If that is our reaction to being able to stack and alphabetize our books guys think about what the whole game is going to be like.
EviLore said:All of the official media is 360 footage*
*except when we're lying and it's actually PC footage
Not that Bethesda games don't have a little dose of jank on their own, but my main problem with mods in TES games is that they're visually very inconsistent. I guess though, that since everything is modeled in 3D for inventory, that won't really matter here as long as the editors use pre-existing assets.Woorloog said:All these can be done via mods if Bethesda won't do these/has included some of these already.
With mods, both Morrowind and Oblivion are already Games of the Forever, Skyrim will be Game of Eternity.
nickbreckon said:Alright, some clarification.
We never lied. Some shots in the initial gameplay trailer were indeed captured on a PC -- using the 360 renderer. They were captured that way for logistical purposes. Essentially, the footage you saw is 360 footage -- or footage of the PC version if you have the graphics sliders at that level, depending on how you look at it.
I think the game looks great on 360/PS3. It can look even better on PC if you have a beefy machine due to the advanced graphics options/higher resolution/AA/etc. You guys can be the judge in a few days, but we're not engaging in deception here.
nickbreckon said:Alright, some clarification.
We never lied. Some shots in the initial gameplay trailer were indeed captured on a PC -- using the 360 renderer. They were captured that way for logistical purposes. Essentially, the footage you saw is 360 footage -- or footage of the PC version if you have the graphics sliders at that level, depending on how you look at it.
I think the game looks great on 360/PS3. It can look even better on PC if you have a beefy machine due to the advanced graphics options/higher resolution/AA/etc. You guys can be the judge in a few days, but we're not engaging in deception here.
There is bug collecting and you can grab fish out of the water. I have no idea how much variety there is in the types of bugs or fish though.Lyphen said:Whoa whoa whoa, buying furniture? Okay, if there's a house decorating element here, I may have the only game I'll ever need.
Add loan payments, fishing, bug collecting, seasons (even if visually it's always the same, I'd like 4 different NPC and event cycles) and talkative, well written NPCs, and here's my Animal Crossing sequel.
Bootaaay said:There's definitely shadows on objects indoors, and the books do open them if you pick them up.
Also, cool little note about the houses you can buy, there's a book shelf that you can deposit books in and it automatically stacks and alphabetizes them for you
5) Are loot and quest rewards level scaled, like in Oblivion? Will there be any powerful un-scaled items?
Bruce: Were handling leveling stuff similar to how we did in Fallout 3, but with a few new twists that we hope players wont even notice. The enemies and loot are based on the encounter zone youre in, so it could be higher or lower level than your current level. We do have a new concept of epic or special loot that you can randomly find in many cases, regardless of the zone, and you will still get better stuff in the better zones with your level higher. Same goes for quest rewards. We try to make them appropriate for what you did. Sometimes that is random, sometimes that is a set item. Theres a lot of specific stuff that is very powerful, like the Daedric artifacts."
nickbreckon said:Alright, some clarification.
We never lied. Some shots in the initial gameplay trailer were indeed captured on a PC -- using the 360 renderer. They were captured that way for logistical purposes. Essentially, the footage you saw is 360 footage -- or footage of the PC version if you have the graphics sliders at that level, depending on how you look at it.
I think the game looks great on 360/PS3. It can look even better on PC if you have a beefy machine due to the advanced graphics options/higher resolution/AA/etc. You guys can be the judge in a few days, but we're not engaging in deception here.
Emerson said:There is bug collecting and you can grab fish out of the water. I have no idea how much variety there is in the types of bugs or fish though.
Piercedveil said:Thanks for clearing that up a bit, Nick. Could you possibly comment on how loot scaling will work? I know lots of people are wondering.
Crazetex said:Uh,. Did not do the research.most animals are nocturnal
bengraven said:I can finally make my master library. I'm so damn excited for the bookshelves!
/geekasm
nickbreckon said:Alright, some clarification.
We never lied. Some shots in the initial gameplay trailer were indeed captured on a PC -- using the 360 renderer. They were captured that way for logistical purposes. Essentially, the footage you saw is 360 footage -- or footage of the PC version if you have the graphics sliders at that level, depending on how you look at it.
I think the game looks great on 360/PS3. It can look even better on PC if you have a beefy machine due to the advanced graphics options/higher resolution/AA/etc. You guys can be the judge in a few days, but we're not engaging in deception here.
Tobor said:Yeah, I know it's weird, but this is the most exciting addition to the game I've heard yet. Lol.
EviLore said:Thanks for the clarification and engaging the subject directly, however there isn't any way to reconcile all of Bethesda's PR statements in a satisfactory manner.
The trailer's 360 footage, look at the amazing things we're doing on 360 ---> we haven't shown pc footage? that trailer's pc ---> oh well some of it's 360, some PC --> some 360 and some PC but rendered using the 360 renderer with sliders at 360 level so not really PC
All irrelevant in a few days as far as Skyrim is concerned, though, yes.
Alpha-Bromega said:that person probably also wrote The Pitt for Fallout 3, because that and the Dark Brotherhood are the only good things Bethesda has designed and written in a looong time
You've never heard of the the library fairy? Fairy comes in every night and organizes your bookshelf. Big part of Elder Scrolls lore.Evolved1 said:I'm very unhappy about this alphabetized bookshelf nonsense! Preorder canceled!!!!!!!!!
Fucking bethesda having to dumb down the game for console retards! Just another of the long list of RPG elements that get cut for casuals!
My Nord is illiterate!!!! How could he alphabetize books!? He couldn't! He was going to learn to read after marrying an Orc female and she would teach him in exchange for skooma and jewelry and a pet mule... and now it's all ruuiiiiiinnnneeed!@
First repair hammers and now auto alphabet!? Arrrghhh!
GarthVaderUK said:Well now I'm going to have collect every book in the game.
nickbreckon said:Alright, some clarification.
We never lied. Some shots in the initial gameplay trailer were indeed captured on a PC -- using the 360 renderer. They were captured that way for logistical purposes. Essentially, the footage you saw is 360 footage -- or footage of the PC version if you have the graphics sliders at that level, depending on how you look at it.
I think the game looks great on 360/PS3. It can look even better on PC if you have a beefy machine due to the advanced graphics options/higher resolution/AA/etc. You guys can be the judge in a few days, but we're not engaging in deception here.
The houses in Oblivion were largerly meh... i mean, they're cool and useful but lacked any interesting quests and the game simply slammed the quest to gain the house once you installed the mod regardless where you where etc and made standard houses "useless". Knights of the Nine was all right and Shiver Isles was good if not quite on par with Morrowind expansions (yeah, i like Tribunal a lot). FO3 DLC was largerly all right IMO though the Pitt was very, very depressing, even more so than the Capital Wasteland (yet fun).spirity said:Shivering Isles and Point Lookout were both great too.
Horse Armour aside, Bethesda's dlc is usually pretty good.