So I guess Skyrim Still Runs on the Gambryo Engine : V - Skyrim

» Thu May 10, 2012 1:37 am

No no, it's exactly the point you wanna make here. You raise biased arguments against Skyrim, like..."oh [censored], it has become a Action-RPG", "it lost the depth in RPG terms" or "Where's the toilet paper I need to [censored], it's all Bethesdas fault", learn that the majority of people playing Skyrim enjoys the game, while you can't, and then trying to bash the game in a incompehensible way, just because it's not like Morrowind, right?

You're wrong...Skyrim rocks...even more then Morrowind...it needs some mods, true, but then it's going to be the best ever TES game. You just fail to see it, because you can't get over your biased attitude. Your expectations on Skyrim were so high, all you could experience with the game was a big pile of grievance cause it's not like previous TES titles. Go with the future, accept innovation, leave the old skin behind. If you can't then stop playing the game and leave the forums, cause all your unreasonable complaints are just hilarious.

I think your mistaken, I never said Skyrim was a bad game. what I am saying is that it could have been a lot better, and anyone who tries to cover up Skyrim's flaws with stuff your doing now (acting like nobody else's opinion matters, move on etc.) needs to stop.

constructive criticism is what is needed. Luckily in about a year a lot of Skyrim's problems will be fixed and improved by the community but it still will be hindered by Bethesda's choice to use a similar engine to their previous games

» Thu May 10, 2012 1:49 am

Glad to hear that textureloading bugs only happen to me alone. Because they were also there in oblivion in much the same manner.

Except someone wants to confirm its not my 2011 built PC that has trouble with loading textures and says "yes, I had the same bug"

For me, Oblivion was [censored]loaded with bugs, glitches and crashes. But I had to learn the hard way, that I was one in a million whos game was flawed. In the final run I had to accept it was my old system and later the 150+ mods I had used on Oblivion that compromised my game...not the game itself. It's exactly the same with Skyrim, with the difference, that this time around I'm on the sunny side of life...

I think your mistaken, I never said Skyrim was a bad game. what I am saying is that it could have been a lot better, and anyone who tries to cover up Skyrim's flaws with stuff your doing now (acting like nobody else's opinion matters, move on etc.) needs to stop.

No, I don't think I'm wrong...your "it become a Action-RPG and lost all it's previous RPG depth"....reveals you...

» Wed May 09, 2012 7:35 pm

People might be telling you that because Pete gets his facts messed up alot, I just said this in another thread, trust what the DEV's say not some PR guy. Also since almost all of the engine was redone I don't really see the point of complaining about it. Just hope patches come out for it or you have the PC version and modders slave away for a week or two.

» Wed May 09, 2012 9:21 pm

No, I don't think I'm wrong...your "it become a Action-RPG and lost all it's previous RPG depth"....reveals you...

uh it has lost a lot of depth with being an RPG, but that doesn't mean its a bad game :mellow:

» Wed May 09, 2012 1:51 pm

Does anyone know if the NPC slowdown thingy still happens?

» Wed May 09, 2012 5:07 pm

To me the graphics are what makes a game. My first impression of Skyrim is the trees don't look as good as Oblivion. In Oblivion the wind really made the trees sway, I don't see that yet in Skyrim. Maybe I haven't played enough....Anyways I really like the constilation unlocks and the gameplay seems to be much faster than Oblivion. The whole game has a diff feel, I believe most of the engine is new.

» Wed May 09, 2012 11:14 pm

uh it has lost a lot of depth with being an RPG, but that doesn't mean its a bad game :mellow:

Ok, then why don't you say..."yeah it's a raw diamond, but it needs mods to be more enjoyable?"...you pushed yourself in a corner with your initial arguments...

Wait for some weeks, grab some mods...believe me...this game is going to be so much better then previous TES games.

And your "it lost all of it's RPG depth" argument is simply wrong. The depth is just different, they got away from micromanaging stats to a more fluently and integrated version of RPG depth...learn to accept it and you will love it. Old things are good, it's true...but some need to be stripped in order to get something new...never heard about Phoenix?