Meh.
Not really looking forward to a streamlined, ridiculously linear, and dumbed down Fallout 4.
I'd be excited if Obsidian was making it.
*sigh*
I'll still buy it. :(
Bethesda Done w/ Skyrim - Moving On To "Next Major Project"
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SKYRIM 2!!!!!!!!!!!! :D :D :D :Djman1553
Oh f*cking Please stop the teasing, how I wish this were true :x
[QUOTE="tonitorsi"][QUOTE="jman1553"]SKYRIM 2!!!!!!!!!!!! :D :D :D :DII_Seraphim_II
Oh f*cking Please stop the teasing, how I wish this were true :x
Hell to the yes, I'd be cray-craving another installment of the Elder Scroll series by Bethesda. I'll give you a few reasons why.
I'm still playing Skyrim to this day. Its the most preposterously ambitious IP I've played this gen, with enormous replay value that definitely makes the $60 dollar pricetag its b*tch.
And yes, Its go its flaws, no doubt.
Bad combat execution (which can be overlooked if you decide to go with a pure Mage build), a lackluster Story (ok), lacks strong character development (downgrade compared to Oblivion or so I've heard) and the main storyline takes a while to get entertaining.
Story, character development and combat. 3 aspects that you considered bad, can be efficiently rectified with a sequel and then some.
Everything else in Skyrim was a blast to experience. The plethora of spells to choose from, the diverse ways you could complete a mission (you could let your summons do the fighting for you / go rambo yourself / fight from a distance, etc), the somewhat limited yet gratifying options you were given as the main character, the Shouting feature was a neat addition to exercise on your enemies, an inordinate world to delve into, pleasant soundtrack, the multifarious skilltrees, etc
Skyrim was like a work in progress, so to speak. Yet, while the execution was...arguably...a hit and miss, the concept behind it left a lot of doors opened for some legitimately potential twists that can make the franchise one of the absolute best open world adventures out there...if not The Best. And I'm dead serious :P
If Bethesda aims to fix Skyrim's essential screw-ups while providing a next-gen engine that is able to provide a better array of graphics/physics/particle effects/animations/lighting, etc etc
[spoiler] 
----> It would be hard to resist another go at the bombasticness that has become the Elder Scrolls with the foundation of Skyrim
[QUOTE="jman1553"]SKYRIM 2!!!!!!!!!!!! :D :D :D :Dtonitorsi
Oh f*cking Please stop the teasing, how I wish this were true :x
Why would you want skyrim 2? Don't you want something new? something fresh? Im pretty sure that the overwhelming majority of people dont actually beat an Elder Scroll game. One of the main problems is that the world is large and varied but it doesnt give you the drive to keep going on. I need characters I care about, events I care about, a story that doesnt take 20hrs to get interesting, and most importantly, a combat system that doesnt suck. And the most important thing is that they are already working on a new TES game (TESO), so I believe it would be over saturation to start working on a new TES game and it may take from the mmo fanbase. Some people want fallout 4, and I dont mind, but personally i would love to see something new[QUOTE="II_Seraphim_II"][QUOTE="tonitorsi"]
Oh f*cking Please stop the teasing, how I wish this were true :x
tonitorsi
Hell to the yes, I'd be cray-craving another installment of the Elder Scroll series by Bethesda. I'll give you a few reasons why.
I'm still playing Skyrim to this day. Its the most preposterously ambitious IP I've played this gen, with enormous replay value that definitely makes the $60 dollar pricetag its b*tch.
And yes, Its go its flaws, no doubt.
Bad combat execution (which can be overlooked if you decide to go with a pure Mage build), a lackluster Story (ok), lacks strong character development (downgrade compared to Oblivion or so I've heard) and the main storyline takes a while to get entertaining.
Story, character development and combat. 3 aspects that you considered bad, can be efficiently rectified with a sequel and then some.
Everything else in Skyrim was a blast to experience. The plethora of spells to choose from, the diverse ways you could complete a mission (you could let your summons do the fighting for you / go rambo yourself / fight from a distance, etc), the somewhat limited yet gratifying options you were given as the main character, the Shouting feature was a neat addition to exercise on your enemies, an inordinate world to delve into, pleasant soundtrack, the multifarious skilltrees, etc
Skyrim was like a work in progress, so to speak. Yet, while the execution was...arguably...a hit and miss, the concept behind it left a lot of doors opened for some legitimately potential twists that can make the franchise one of the absolute best open world adventures out there...if not The Best. And I'm dead serious :P
If Bethesda aims to fix Skyrim's essential screw-ups while providing a next-gen engine that is able to provide a better array of graphics/physics/particle effects/animations/lighting, etc etc
[spoiler]
----> It would be hard to resist another go at the bombasticness that has become the Elder Scrolls with the foundation of Skyrim
Dont get me wrong, i love skyrim and it totally deserves its AAA score. It does have some flaws that need to be fixed, but i just want a break inbetween games. Dont need this to become another Assassin's Creed lol
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