Skyrim - So much for no COPY/PASTE...

[QUOTE="SF_KiLLaMaN"][QUOTE="FelipeInside"] The useless poster admits he posts useless comments... Congratz FelipeInside

I made this thread to see if anyone else had noticed what I noticed... that that door was a complete COPY and PASTE of a previous quest (with the name changed).

Then someone informed me that it was meant to be like that cause it's part of a chain quest.

All the other "smart" comments weren't necessary...

[QUOTE="FelipeInside"]

[QUOTE="SF_KiLLaMaN"] Congratz for what? I didn't do anything worth congratulating. All I'm saying is that when people make useless threads like this one complaining about something ridiculous, I tend to not take them seriously.wis3boi

I made this thread to see if anyone else had noticed what I noticed... that that door was a complete COPY and PASTE of a previous quest (with the name changed).

Then someone informed me that it was meant to be like that cause it's part of a chain quest.

All the other "smart" comments weren't necessary...

[QUOTE="wis3boi"][QUOTE="FelipeInside"]

I made this thread to see if anyone else had noticed what I noticed... that that door was a complete COPY and PASTE of a previous quest (with the name changed).

Then someone informed me that it was meant to be like that cause it's part of a chain quest.

All the other "smart" comments weren't necessary...

FelipeInside

are you talking about those doors that use Dragon Claws? if so then theres a whole bunch of them.

There are so many other things that need to be polished. This is the lowest priority.

airshocker

I agree. There's enough unique looking designs, so what if a door or two is the name same. The winding stairway are copied and pasted in some dungeons as well. And Falkreath looks almost like Riverwood except larger. In a game this huge, there's bound to be some copy and paste, but there are so many cities, points of interests, and areas that look different. But if I were to do level designs, I couldn't imagine copying and pasting though. That would bother me to death. I guess, you have a point, but then when I think about it, it didn't bother me so much.

All the INN's look the same. :P

I think the problem is with the quest design, not the door. If you have two quests that have the same puzzles, and same quest item (the claw), then the quest needed to be changed.

[QUOTE="SF_KiLLaMaN"]

[QUOTE="KillerJuan77"]

So I went outside and I saw 2 houses with the same door, it was horrible.

*sigh*

FelipeInside

I thought it was pretty obvious why the doors were the same :|

[QUOTE="FelipeInside"][QUOTE="SF_KiLLaMaN"] Yeah. I thought real life wasn't supposed to be copy/paste. I am seriously disappointed. It ruins the immersion and it doesn't make me feel like it is a real world.

seanmcloughlin

I thought it was pretty obvious why the doors were the same :|

[QUOTE="seanmcloughlin"]

[QUOTE="FelipeInside"] Hahaha, let's keep posting useless comments. Thankfully ONE smart poster was kind enough to explain why the doors were identical.FelipeInside

I thought it was pretty obvious why the doors were the same :|

I know it feels like that but they ask for different claws and the doors are different colours. Also they wouldn't repeat a big door like that it obviously had a point behind it

[QUOTE="FelipeInside"][QUOTE="seanmcloughlin"]

I thought it was pretty obvious why the doors were the same :|

seanmcloughlin

I know it feels like that but they ask for different claws and the doors are different colours. Also they wouldn't repeat a big door like that it obviously had a point behind it

[QUOTE="seanmcloughlin"]

[QUOTE="FelipeInside"] Wasn't to me. It just felt like the same quest repeatedElann2008

I know it feels like that but they ask for different claws and the doors are different colours. Also they wouldn't repeat a big door like that it obviously had a point behind it

Exactly, it was to identify that there would be more than one and they would all tie together into a larger picture. Not just that they were lazy and decided to do the same thing again. It was to infuse a thread between them

I laughed. Nicely done.

The textures are what bug me. They use the same small amount of textures over and over again and they're also low quality. This is what I knew would happen though from looking at the file size of the game. Bethesda said they were better at compression and people actually bought it. :lol:

[QUOTE="IxX3xil3d0n3XxI"]Of all the things to complain about in Skyrim, you pick 2 of the same doors? Do trees really piss you off then? FelipeInside

Yeah, Ive been at that quest too atleast one that required claws from other dungeons aswell (more then one door). The gameworld Will end up giving you a pretty good reason for the identical door mechanisms, seeing as all those tombs and vaults were built around the same time, by the same people :P It IS tied to an underlying theme ^^

what WILL bug you is the darn dragon battles O.o it is the only thing that irks me greatly. Dungeeons I am satisfied with sofar, it is quite impressive how they can change, jump from tileset to tileset, and alter it so fast. You can start in a dungeon that looks eeriely like another dungeon, and then on the halfway point it will change up and become something else.

With time some dungeons WILL feel the same, I think the Dwarwen ruins feels a bit too similar, they are REALLY wellmade, and clever, but after the 4th or so, you kind of know what you are expecting. Those tombs and vaults whose doors you talk about tend to be somewhat more... varried.

I am quite pleased with the dungeons to be honest. I am not sure how many tilesets they used, but unlike Oblivion where there were 4-5 there are quite a few more here. and they can interlock, so one type of dungeon canchange to another faster then youd' expect. And even with the dungeons that use the same tilesets, the layout is WAY more varried then it was in Oblivion, strange scripted things, and almost aweinspireing vistas, and mechanics keep the dungeons alot more fresh.

@bethesda,Forget all our complains about game breaking bugs and ctd.just give us different door textures and we are happy customer

The textures are what bug me. They use the same small amount of textures over and over again and they're also low quality. This is what I knew would happen though from looking at the file size of the game. Bethesda said they were better at compression and people actually bought it. :lol:

-Unreal-

Some people don;t stare at every single texture and nitpick. I personally think Skyrim is one of the best looking games to date....

[QUOTE="-Unreal-"]

The textures are what bug me. They use the same small amount of textures over and over again and they're also low quality. This is what I knew would happen though from looking at the file size of the game. Bethesda said they were better at compression and people actually bought it. :lol:

Endgame_basic

Some people don;t stare at every single texture and nitpick. I personally think Skyrim is one of the best looking games to date....

Of course doesn't ruin the game or anything.... but it shouldn't happen.FelipeInside

[QUOTE="KillerJuan77"]

So I went outside and I saw 2 houses with the same door, it was horrible.

*sigh*

FelipeInside

also my left hand looks like my right hand, wtf??

also my left hand looks like my right hand, wtf??

Tuzolord

[QUOTE="FelipeInside"][QUOTE="KillerJuan77"]

So I went outside and I saw 2 houses with the same door, it was horrible.

*sigh*

tomoko_ringu

Everything was going great... and now I'm on a mission (Jagged Crown) and the door is exactly the same as the other door from another mission (the one that has a combination and a claw to activate)

Like really? they could have done better than put exactly the same door...

FelipeInside

still plenty of COPY/PASTE everywhere tho. same tower interiors, same caves, same taverns and inn interiors.

definitely not as spectacular of a game as i was lead to believe.maybeif it had come out a couple years ago it would have been a little more awe inspiring.

none of this makes it a bad game tho. 130 hrs in so far.