is e3 happening this year? they had some great stuff last time iirc
I will preorder this no matter what.
I just hope they steer away from silly DLC and "bonus items".
This game is going to be a day 1 purchase for me. I think Bethesda Softworks and Bioware make some of the best RPGs out there and I must have spent 100+ hours each on both Oblivion and Fallout 3 lol.
Add another 100+ hours to Dragon Age (which is heavily underated IMO).
I can't wait, I got every achievement for Oblivion It's my favourite game ever
I really don't want to mod it though, i'll get bored of it.
LOL...just goes to show how people have different attitudes. Personally I wouldn't play vanilla Oblivion (or even Morrowind) and it was modding that made it a half decent game.
Has there been any news about whether ES V will have a construction set? If not I almost certainly wont be playing it.
LOL...just goes to show how people have different attitudes. Personally I wouldn't play vanilla Oblivion (or even Morrowind) and it was modding that made it a half decent game.
Has there been any news about whether ES V will have a construction set? If not I almost certainly wont be playing it.
Mod tools make the world better, says Bethesda's community manager.
Elder Scrolls developer Bethesda has confirmed that it will release a new set of mod tools for the upcoming fifth game in the series, Skyrim. Bethesda has a history of encouraging player-made content, stretching back nearly ten years.
Writing on the official Bethesda blog, community manager Nick Breckon joked that science had proven that mod tools made the world just that little bit more special. Not only did they make modders happy, they also made players happy because they got more content for their games, and it made the developers happy to see the modders gain experience.
The new tools will be called the "Creation Kit," which refers to Bethesda's new Creation engine, and is rather apt, considering what they're for. Breckon said that he didn't have any more details to reveal about the kit right now, other than the fact it existed, but said that the tools would be very powerful. Modders have used Bethesda's tools for Morrowind and Oblivion to create new dungeons, new items, new playable races, and even entirely new features like dancing and smoking. Hopefully the new tools will be just as versatile.
I think Neil79 posted about the mod tools earlier