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Re: The Elder Scrolls Online Next Year |
May 9, 2012, 17:21 |
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Re: The Elder Scrolls Online Next Year |
May 7, 2012, 10:24 |
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Smellfinger wrote on May 6, 2012, 18:46:
This is what has always turned me off to The Elder Scrolls series. The King's Field series blew TES out of the water in terms of combat, but nobody seemed to notice. Unfortunately, From Software had to dumb down the King's Field formula (Demons/Dark Souls) to get people to play their RPGs. In the end, I think people care less about combat and more about stats and collecting loot.
Oh I don't know, I'm a huge fan of Kings Field and the Souls games, I wouldn't say its really dumbed down per se. It's more that video tutorials and stuff like that has rendered a lot of the learning curve moot. I agree though that we're settling for second rate combat systems in the TES games. |
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Playing: Bravely Second, Far Cry Primal, Doom
Watching: Vice Principals, Free State of Jones, Mr Robot |
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Re: The Elder Scrolls Online Next Year |
May 7, 2012, 10:19 |
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Dev wrote on May 3, 2012, 21:02:
Probably that they wanted to make sure it was consolized? Most MMO's aren't. WTF are you talking about? He just listed the main features of every PC MMO ever. How do you "consolize" what is primarily a console game (Skyrim) by making it more like a typical PC game (WOW et al)? |
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Re: The Elder Scrolls Online Next Year |
May 6, 2012, 18:46 |
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Verno wrote on May 3, 2012, 13:18:
I don't know, I've always felt like combat was the weakest aspect of the TES games. While I don't think hotbars are necessarily the way to go, I would welcome some changes to make things more interesting.
This is what has always turned me off to The Elder Scrolls series. The King's Field series blew TES out of the water in terms of combat, but nobody seemed to notice. Unfortunately, From Software had to dumb down the King's Field formula (Demons/Dark Souls) to get people to play their RPGs. In the end, I think people care less about combat and more about stats and collecting loot. |
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Re: The Elder Scrolls Online Next Year |
May 5, 2012, 15:02 |
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Lorcin wrote on May 4, 2012, 05:12:
Dev wrote on May 3, 2012, 21:03:
Lorcin wrote on May 3, 2012, 19:30:
Can't get excited - was really cross after spending hours modding skyrim to bring it even close to pc standard to discover the UI mod meant I didn't get steam unlocks. I'm sure there are saves avail to get the achieves. Or disable the mods, reload the game, and you probably will get the achieves anyway.
Thanks but just went in without using the Script Extender launcher and achieves are still locked.
I know you could do that kinda thing in fallout games, I figured you could do the same in skyrim. I bet others have this problem, I suggest a google search  |
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Re: The Elder Scrolls Online Next Year |
May 4, 2012, 05:12 |
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Dev wrote on May 3, 2012, 21:03:
Lorcin wrote on May 3, 2012, 19:30:
Can't get excited - was really cross after spending hours modding skyrim to bring it even close to pc standard to discover the UI mod meant I didn't get steam unlocks. I'm sure there are saves avail to get the achieves. Or disable the mods, reload the game, and you probably will get the achieves anyway.
Thanks but just went in without using the Script Extender launcher and achieves are still locked.
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Re: The Elder Scrolls Online Next Year |
May 3, 2012, 23:03 |
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nin wrote on May 3, 2012, 17:09:
The reason the TES games are great is because you play a character that becomes renown or reviled and known by all. When you're playing cookie cutter Nord Warrior #37 while standing next to cookie cutter Nord Warrior #38 that doesn't happen.
That's the challenge of every MMO. WOW does it, and for all we know (right now) this one might do the same.
But I agree with jdrez: it's way too early to make any predictions right now.
WOW does it? For who? I played WoW multiple times over the years and never once did I feel like I was ever important in the overall scheme of the game universe. WoW is the biggest perpetrator of all. You can't have 10 million players and have them all be special. It's a logistic impossibility. So I must assume you either work for Blizzard's PR team or you're delusional. |
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Re: The Elder Scrolls Online Next Year |
May 3, 2012, 21:06 |
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| TOTAL FAIL. TES games cannot transfer to MMOs. I doubt the real Elder Scrolls designers like Todd Howard are excited about their world being dragged through the muddy MMO sewer system. |
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Re: The Elder Scrolls Online Next Year |
May 3, 2012, 21:03 |
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Lorcin wrote on May 3, 2012, 19:30:
Can't get excited - was really cross after spending hours modding skyrim to bring it even close to pc standard to discover the UI mod meant I didn't get steam unlocks. I'm sure there are saves avail to get the achieves. Or disable the mods, reload the game, and you probably will get the achieves anyway. |
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Re: The Elder Scrolls Online Next Year |
May 3, 2012, 21:02 |
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Lorcin wrote on May 3, 2012, 20:19:
shinchan0s wrote on May 3, 2012, 20:12:
You can find pics here @ http://imgur.com/a/fO9Ty#0
First impression: It looks like WoW, but if any there's any IP than can be MMO-ized it's Elder Scrolls. Bioware just effed up bad with TOR. Not too keen on it though. I'll wait for TES6.
That looks like elder scrolls for 5 year old PCs/bottom of the range laptops. Couple that with a player run market and your actions having no real effect on the world.
Sorry but I'm out. wtf_man wrote on May 3, 2012, 20:57:
Jerykk wrote on May 3, 2012, 20:46:
After reading the Game Informer article, I'm even more underwhelmed than before. This game doesn't appear to have any of the distinctive features that make the ES series unique.
1) Not first-person.
2) No direct control during combat.
3) Cartoony visual style.
4) Classes.
Oh Shit! UTTER FAIL!
WTF was Frior and Zenimax thinking??? 
Probably that they wanted to make sure it was consolized? Most MMO's aren't. |
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Re: The Elder Scrolls Online Next Year |
May 3, 2012, 20:57 |
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Jerykk wrote on May 3, 2012, 20:46:
After reading the Game Informer article, I'm even more underwhelmed than before. This game doesn't appear to have any of the distinctive features that make the ES series unique.
1) Not first-person.
2) No direct control during combat.
3) Cartoony visual style.
4) Classes.
Oh Shit! UTTER FAIL!
WTF was Frior and Zenimax thinking??? |
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Re: The Elder Scrolls Online Next Year |
May 3, 2012, 20:46 |
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After reading the Game Informer article, I'm even more underwhelmed than before. This game doesn't appear to have any of the distinctive features that make the ES series unique.
1) Not first-person.
2) No direct control during combat.
3) Cartoony visual style.
4) Classes. |
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Re: The Elder Scrolls Online Next Year |
May 3, 2012, 20:27 |
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Ozmodan wrote on May 3, 2012, 16:22:
First off, it is NOT next year, it is 3 years down the road. At least get your facts straight!
Well... they'd be nuts to release too close to GW2.
That said, where are you getting your info?
The Game Informer article does claim a 2013 release, when you look at shinchan0s link.
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Re: The Elder Scrolls Online Next Year |
May 3, 2012, 20:19 |
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shinchan0s wrote on May 3, 2012, 20:12:
You can find pics here @ http://imgur.com/a/fO9Ty#0
First impression: It looks like WoW, but if any there's any IP than can be MMO-ized it's Elder Scrolls. Bioware just effed up bad with TOR. Not too keen on it though. I'll wait for TES6.
That looks like elder scrolls for 5 year old PCs/bottom of the range laptops. Couple that with a player run market and your actions having no real effect on the world.
Sorry but I'm out. |
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Re: The Elder Scrolls Online Next Year |
May 3, 2012, 20:12 |
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You can find pics here @ http://imgur.com/a/fO9Ty#0
First impression: It looks like WoW, but if any there's any IP than can be MMO-ized it's Elder Scrolls. Bioware just effed up bad with TOR. Not too keen on it though. I'll wait for TES6. |
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Re: The Elder Scrolls Online Next Year |
May 3, 2012, 19:38 |
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Cutter wrote on May 3, 2012, 19:32:
It's not like you can do real heinous shit.
The game that allows me to harvest unloved orphan souls to power a machine that hunts and butchers puppies and kittens for raw materials to produce a virus that attacks the brain and causes people to be unable to love or see the color purple I'll know that I've found a game to retire with...
... actually I think Dwarf Fortress allows you to do this. Why do I play any other game? |
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Re: The Elder Scrolls Online Next Year |
May 3, 2012, 19:34 |
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J wrote on May 3, 2012, 19:23:
it might be fun to be able to play the baddies trying to stop the heroes. heh, that reminds me of DCUO http://www.dcuniverseonline.com/ |
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Re: The Elder Scrolls Online Next Year |
May 3, 2012, 19:32 |
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On a serious note, how many rpg games let you play out the anti-hero roles?
Despite their description as RPGs, most MMOs don't really have any role playing beyond what you bring to the table. In SWTOR, for example, you do have the ability to choose light side/dark side in many conversation situations, allowing you perceive yourself as an anti-hero, but the practical effect is limited at best. There's no real in-game effect to your choices, so it mainly comes down to how you want to perceive your character (and whether you want to power-game the stats).
City of Villains allowed you to play as a villain, but not really as an anti-hero.
I'm not sure the structure of MMOs would really support that as an option, without making some fundamental changes to how the game(s) played out. |
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Re: The Elder Scrolls Online Next Year |
May 3, 2012, 19:32 |
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J wrote on May 3, 2012, 19:23:
I'll give it a whirl so long as I can roleplay a pack of cliff racers.
On a serious note, how many rpg games let you play out the anti-hero roles? We can't all be heroes on quests, it might be fun to be able to play the baddies trying to stop the heroes.
Yeah, but like DCUO being a villain is very PG13 for those games. It's not like you can do real heinous shit. |
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Re: The Elder Scrolls Online Next Year |
May 3, 2012, 19:30 |
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Can't get excited - was really cross after spending hours modding skyrim to bring it even close to pc standard to discover the UI mod meant I didn't get steam unlocks.
It's a fantasy MMO.
The races looked pretty dated in Oblivion - the cat people in skyrim look like a expansion pack from EQ1.
It's directed by the guy from DaoC.
The MMO star is waning for me - I wanted to love SWTOR but I lasted 2 months.
Oh and I'd prefer fallout - had enough of elves to last a lifetime.
How about a race with 3 legs, or a cat based race that moves like a cat not a furry human? How about instead of orcs a sapient race with a disturbing number of legs rather than slightly elongated lower canines.
How about a game where a talented newcomer can run circles around someone who has played for years but sucks? No matter what the 'level'?
This comment was edited on May 3, 2012, 19:37. |
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