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I believe you can shut it off, when I had it on I didn't like the look. Made Morrowind look way too small.

As long as you don't turn distant land on everything looks the same. Though the UI will be much smaller, but it still feels like the same game I played when I was young.

I just use Morrowind Graphics Extender. On top of letting you change your screen resolution to your preference, it let's you change a few other graphical options like AA or higher quality shadows.

There is not a chance in hell that anyone EVER would be stupid enough to put duel wielding in two hand instead of one hand!

Worked fine in Kotor. Duel-wielding and double handed governed by the same skill. I don't see why this is any different.



Or maybe they'll keep the old weapon skills and ...

I know this doesn't pertain to skills being left out, but it does affect skills in general. I think they will change blunt and blade to one-hand and two-hand. Where two-handed not only governs claymores and battleaxes but duel-wielding also.

As for the ones being taken out I agree that acrobatics ...

We are using this thread to talk about the article. Most of it has been posted but if you don't see something that you think is important pleas add it

Yeah I was very disappointing when I noticed this wasn't in the game. There were some aspects of it that were there, but it was very far from what it claimed.
If they can pull this off in Skyrim I would be very happy. :mrgreen:

The thing about that video is that I'm more disappointed about the ...

Get caught up in side quests. My character right now is level 27 and I haven't started the main quest yet. And I still keep finding new stuff to do.
Get with one of the great houses, they usually have pretty sweet quests and you get a house out of it :D

It's a great game, with plenty of surprises ...

It also doesn't hold your hand at all. Tells you all the stuff you NEED to know (moving around, opening things, etc.) lets you pick your class and race, and that's it. It actually wishes you luck. After that you are on your own.

In my opinion it is not only my favorite RPG but my favorite overall ...

There is something about Divine Birth right next to Windhelm. Anybody have a clue about that?
EDIT: And I can only count 4 cities. Solitude, Windhelm, Whiterun, and Riften.
EDIT EDIT: And MAMMOTH MEAT!!!

now that perks have been confirmed, i figured it was time to cast 'reanimate' on my baby (I'm emotionally attached to this thread)

The Deerhunter: +25% damage against wild game
Bull-in-a-Limeware-Shop: Improved bartering (high strength requirement for intimidation)
Mead Connoisseur: Improved ...

I probably wont pre-order. But I still might... I haven't decided. When it gets closer to the date I will find out.

What if they just implement all the signs into the perk system?

In keeping with Fallout's theme, i think birthsigns should be traits rather than perks. You can only choose one at character creation.

If they are going to justify their decision about making the game class-free on the basis of not ...

Nevastar wrote:Height and weight would be cool, although then we'd have Bosmer trying to be normal size.

I'm sure there would be certain restrictions to make sure we wouldn't have abnormally tall bosmer and really short altmer.

What if they just implement all the signs into the perk system?

i hope its not completely necessary, im not a fan of magic and prefer pure martial characters myself

I'm probably jumping the gun, but I assume that they wont be a part of any school of magic. Maybe added on kind of like the powers you get from the birthsigns.
I really don't want to have to use ...

They are probably a part of the main quest. A skill you gain from going to see the Greybeards on High Hrothgar.

Molag Bal wrote:Oh yes it does There will be over 20 dragon shouts, one that can send ur enemy flying afar, one that can help you getting a stealthy approach, and even one that can turn a dragon as your ally.

Good I was really hoping this would make an appearance.

The Recent history of Bethesda's attempts at Leveling:
Morrowind: Level Scaling was mainly non-existant. Was you were level 20, you became an unkillable God. In fact, you could kill 'unkillable' Gods.
Oblivion: Level Scaling was everywhere. Everything was leveled, and there was really no use in ...

tobascodagama wrote:They've officially stated in the Beth forums that level scaling will be "more like Fallout" than like Oblivion. Definitely a move in the right direction.

I haven't played Fallout 3 or NV. Is it more like Morrowinds? Or somewhere in between Morrowind and Oblivion.

The lore tells of an ancient nordic magic practice based on the power of the wind, Voice of Kynareth. The users of the Voice, called Tongues, would be able to use their own voice to shatter physical materials and triumph in battle.

How cool would that be to be able to use that power ? To use a ...

There is no mention of khajit in the article? None at all? They are essential... who will supply Skyrim with it's supply of sweet moon sugar.

no mention in the part i read :(

yeah well my character allways is a courteus and gentleman khajiit i lovethem, mayble they're waiting the right moment ...

tHERES STILL 1ST PERSON VIEW RIGHT?

i dont care the first person view :cry: im concerned about my beautifull khajiit:

no seriusly! where are the khajits :?

There is no mention of khajit in the article? None at all? They are essential... who will supply Skyrim with it's supply of sweet moon ...

The way someone put it was that some side quests (more specifically randomly generated ones) will be scaled to your level. Called it something like "dynamic story telling" ... so hopefully that means there are still dangerous areas low level while traveling. I literally want a place that I can't ...