VindictiveGnome
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They had me at Oblivion, then Fallout 3, then New Vegas, and now Skyrim.
MODSLuthos said:I was a bit disappointed when I first heard this.
I had some crazy Magicka mixing ideas in my head when I thought about it.
GarthVaderUK said:I think it's been 150 for a while now. Also nice to know they had a team of 8 people designing dungeons this time instead of 1 (Oblivion).
technically all Dungeons in Oblivion were unique as well. It was an advertised feature.Piercedveil said:Does this mean ALL dungeons are unique? That's impressive, if so.
~Kinggi~ said:technically all Dungeons in Oblivion were unique as well. It was an advertised feature.
Piercedveil said:Really? They mostly looked the same to me :O
Piercedveil said:Does this mean ALL dungeons are unique? That's impressive, if so.
cripterion said:Slightly off topic but as a pc gamer mostly (I own a ps3 and an xbox360, just enjoy playing on the pc better) I have to go on a rant here and say steam is the worse thing to ever happened to pc imo.
There was a time when people could import a game, just get the CD/DVD, install, and be done with it but now with steam you basically have to wait until the release date, no matter if the game is sp or mp.
I found out that Skyrim unlocks in a month and a day for me (I'm in Japan), and Modern Warfare 3 is not even showing up on the store...
I was hyped as hell for this and even refrained from watching some streams cause I knew the release date was approaching (or thought I knew) but damn this is just sad :/
The dungeons, like just about everything else in the game, are made from modular assets. And like Oblivion each one is unique in layout. Skyrim, unlike oblivion though, uses multiple sets of assets/themes to differentiate them to some degree.Piercedveil said:Does this mean ALL dungeons are unique? That's impressive, if so.
The only thing Steam has done is make PC pirates wait until release day for Steam exclusive games. The only people the DMR hurts in any way, shape, or form is the users who actually pay for products. Not a discussion worth talking about, especially not here.The Albatross said:Bolded Translation: "There was a time when people could [steal] a game, just get the CD/DVD, install, and be done with it..."
Steam is like the greatest thing to happen to PC gaming, IMO.
The Albatross said:Bolded Translation: "There was a time when people could [steal] a game, just get the CD/DVD, install, and be done with it..."
Steam is like the greatest thing to happen to PC gaming, IMO.
No, when they say unique they mean some designer took graphic assets from 1 of 8 tilesets and made a unique dungeon out of it. They did the same for Skyrim here. Its not like each dungeon is going to have a different look to it artistically. It means their layout and design is hand placed. Oblivion was same way. No randomization.Das Boot said:They were unique in the sense that they were randomly generated by the game I believe.
I could be wrong though.
~Kinggi~ said:No, when they say unique they mean some designer took graphic assets from 1 of 8 tilesets and made a unique dungeon out of it. They did the same for Skyrim here. Its not like each dungeon is going to have a different look to it artistically. It means their layout and design is hand placed. Oblivion was same way. No randomization.
bengraven said:Finally decided:
I'm going Nord as my first character because I always place the title race when I start (played a Dunmer in Morrowind and Imperial in Oblivion). I used to do that because I wanted the most prevelant race so I could get a speech bonus when playing, but later it just became a tradition.
So a Nord fighter thief, more warrior than thief this time.
Second will be a dunmer female thief with a bit of magic, because I miss my dark elves.
If I play again, I'll be an Argonian, straight up.
Das Boot said:They were unique in the sense that they were randomly generated by the game I believe.
I could be wrong though.
I'm shedding my old habit, as well. Every RPG I've ever played I have been a sneak/ranged archer class but I've gotten so tired of it. I think I'm going to go full warrior ogre this time around and really mix it up.bengraven said:Finally decided:
I'm going Nord as my first character because I always place the title race when I start (played a Dunmer in Morrowind and Imperial in Oblivion). I used to do that because I wanted the most prevelant race so I could get a speech bonus when playing, but later it just became a tradition.
So a Nord fighter thief, more warrior than thief this time.
Second will be a dunmer female thief with a bit of magic, because I miss my dark elves.
If I play again, I'll be an Argonian, straight up.
~Kinggi~ said:No, when they say unique they mean some designer took graphic assets from 1 of 8 tilesets and made a unique dungeon out of it. They did the same for Skyrim here. Its not like each dungeon is going to have a different look to it artistically. It means their layout and design is hand placed. Oblivion was same way. No randomization.
bengraven said:Finally decided:
I'm going Nord as my first character because I always place the title race when I start (played a Dunmer in Morrowind and Imperial in Oblivion). I used to do that because I wanted the most prevelant race so I could get a speech bonus when playing, but later it just became a tradition.
So a Nord fighter thief, more warrior than thief this time.
Second will be a dunmer female thief with a bit of magic, because I miss my dark elves.
If I play again, I'll be an Argonian, straight up.
The Albatross said:Bolded Translation: "There was a time when people could [steal] a game, just get the CD/DVD, install, and be done with it..."
Steam is like the greatest thing to happen to PC gaming, IMO.
link plz!EschatonDX said:welp, just found 3 hours of footage
PC footage too.
I wouldn't be that hyped. The player claims its pc footage connected to a tv... The assets just dont seem good enough.-GOUKI- said:link plz!
EschatonDX said:I wouldn't be that hyped. The player claims its pc footage connected to a tv... The assets just dont seem good enough.
-GOUKI- said:link plz!
does it look like mouse controls?EschatonDX said:I wouldn't be that hyped. The player claims its pc footage connected to a tv... The assets just dont seem good enough.
MrBig said:The only thing Steam has done is make PC pirates wait until release day for Steam exclusive games. The only people the DMR hurts in any way, shape, or form is the users who actually pay for products. Not a discussion worth talking about, especially not here.
Oblivionmancer said:Weapon bloom is lame and all, but it's perfectly possible to hurt people with the DMR.amused with myself, yes I am
Nope. I see a telltale gamepad A when he's doing stuff. I've seen HD footage running at what looks like higher frames and this just doesnt look the same.-GOUKI- said:does it look like mouse controls?
EschatonDX said:I wouldn't be that hyped. The player claims its pc footage connected to a tv... The assets just dont seem good enough.
Probably did it to try and curb people from trying to find out his gamertag and reporting him.EschatonDX said:Nope. I see a telltale gamepad A when he's doing stuff. I've seen HD footage running at what looks like higher frames and this just doesnt look the same.
TheNiX said:Probably did it to try and curb people from trying to find out his gamertag and reporting him.
It's looking more and more like there are issues when playing with the game installed. Really sucks.Mastperf said:Any 360 version owners on here done the comparison of installed vs not installed? If the problem does exist, I'm not sure if Bethesda can fix it since the install process is out of their hands.
Leunam said:Damn, do I take the plunge and buy the PS3 version, or do I upgrade my inadequate power supply and graphics card so I can get the PC version.
If I double dip no one has to know! D: