Posts from TES V Skyrim

They promised it would be released in November this year. All reputable websites dedicated to the Elder Scrolls universe already have a wealth of information and a few enticing screenshots, while less reputable ones at least have an announcement about the game. As a dragon enthusiast, I'm disappointed by the fact that I'll now have to eliminate these adorable creatures by the dozens. Some of the new features (changing quest locations and NPCs, dragon mating) seem interesting to me, while others (changing the skill system) seem unnecessary and complicated (although, more likely, just unfamiliar). Well, we'll see.

Well, the new combat system sounds good, judging by the description. And the main character is a Dragonborn, so it's not a given that you'll only have to eliminate these creatures (although I would gladly kill Akatosh, but the possibility of doing so is rather doubtful).

Official trailer. I liked it. For the past two days, I've been trying to hum the main theme, even though I don't understand a single word.

Yes, that's cool, but the scream looks ridiculous. And the NPCs are typical for The Elder Scrolls.

They copied everything from Fallout, ugh.

I think that in the game, these screams, and everything else, won't look as impressive as in the trailer. They promised a lot, and they'll promise even more, but in reality, either they won't make it as cool as they initially intended, or they won't do it at all. The Oblivion story is repeating itself; I remember they wanted to make the NPCs seem alive, but nothing interesting was actually implemented. Although, I really liked the trailer.