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Although there has been no information released yet about it, what do you guys think should be different/kept the same/brought back from Oblivion and the other Elder Scroll games?
I've never played Morrowind, so I don't know the differences than between Oblivion. Oblivion itself is a game that gets more interesting the more you play, such as when you get to lvl 10, you start to see Trolls more and also the increase of great objects/armour/weapons. Seeing how Fallout 3 has came out, and the EXTREME difference between the two, and now New Vegas upcoming release. I just hope actions like VATS isn't in TES5 (which would seem really pointless).
Discuss some stories here from previous TES games also.
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Although there has been no information released yet about it, what do you guys think should be different/kept the same/brought back from Oblivion and the other Elder Scroll games? I've never played Morrowind, so I don't know the differences than between Oblivion. Oblivion itself is a game that gets more interesting the more you play, such as when you get to lvl 10, you start to see Trolls more and also the increase of great objects/armour/weapons. Seeing how Fallout 3 has came out, and the EXTREME difference between the two, and now New Vegas upcoming release. I just hope actions like VATS isn't in TES5 (which would seem really pointless).
Discuss some stories here from previous TES games also.
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Really old topic but I'm glad it's here than me making a new one.
I played Skyrim originally on PC, at probably 30 fps max on lowest settings, it was alright, didnt quite think of the fps difference. I then bought Skyrim on console a few weeks ago and it's been funner than I thought it would. The main quest is probably the most boring thing ever until you complete the fifth quest, then it gets interesting. By the 7th-8th quest, it gets even more interesting.
I have two characters currently:
A Redguard Male who looks to wield two-handed weapons, preferably warhammers, and can take a severe beating with heavy armor. He kills stuff fast then leaves as fast as he can.
My second character is a Wood Elf Female, who likes to sneak again and do sneak damage. Currently at around 60 Archery and 40 sneak, she's in the Brotherhood of Darkness and is married to a general store manager female in Windhelm. She also helped liberate Windhelm from the rebel Stormcloaks and is now a Legate for the Imperial Army, although most Imperial soldiers dont recognize her and give her any special treatment.
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Really old topic but I'm glad it's here than me making a new one. I played Skyrim originally on PC, at probably 30 fps max on lowest settings, it was alright, didnt quite think of the fps difference. I then bought Skyrim on console a few weeks ago and it's been funner than I thought it would. The main quest is probably the most boring thing ever until you complete the fifth quest, then it gets interesting. By the 7th-8th quest, it gets even more interesting.
I have two characters currently:
A Redguard Male who looks to wield two-handed weapons, preferably warhammers, and can take a severe beating with heavy armor. He kills stuff fast then leaves as fast as he can.
My second character is a Wood Elf Female, who likes to sneak again and do sneak damage. Currently at around 60 Archery and 40 sneak, she's in the Brotherhood of Darkness and is married to a general store manager female in Windhelm. She also helped liberate Windhelm from the rebel Stormcloaks and is now a Legate for the Imperial Army, although most Imperial soldiers dont recognize her and give her any special treatment.
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