Imagine this: the loyalty of the elder scrolls mixed with Lord OF The Rings

If you like elder scrolls, fallout and lotr READ:

Lately I was searching for a cool game and I thought: why have i stopped playing skyrim !? and after hours of gaming i thought HEY! IT WOULD BE COOL IF THERE WERE LORD OF THE RINGS GAMES LIKE SKYRIM

i realized that tha doesnt exist and so I sent this idea to the email contact of bethesda and they said I should post this so here I am.

I have every single idea of how to make this game:
First: recreate the middle earth world in the game (lots of work)
Second: Weapons: just like lord of the rings and of course the ones from bethesda workers minds.
Third: Players : can be devided into races: Hobbits, Humans, Elfs and Dwarvens
Fourth: History: The main quest will be just like in the movies DESTROY THE FU""" RING!!/ Sidequests are those that you can choose to have.
Fith: enemies: orcs, goblins, human enemies forces (I DONT HAVE TO KNOW EVERY SINGLE CHARACETER lol)
Sixthy: hobbies: YES HOBBIES, just like skyrim's smithing and LOTRO hobbies, like fishing, hunting, building.'

The game should be a first person action and would be just like the skyrim view style.

For the characters creation you hava the types off characters ( male, female, nose type, hair etc..) and the race. As a start it would be like you been taken to a type of jail to have a particular talk.

IT MUST HAVE CHARACTERS FROM THE BOOK!!! or movie

should have like sort of unlimited levels ( or just 100)

It would be cool if there is a job for yours characters.



THANKS for the atention and support if you want to play this game
Bye

MERP was a mod for Oblivion and then Skyrim... it tried to do this and got shut down by Warner Brothers. So if anyone was going to make this game, it would have to be Warner Brothers... and look at their games.

Please tell me that's not a copy of what you sent to them.

There are a couple of cool mods in the Mount and Blade series as well.

IMO, the main quest should not involve plots from the novels. Ideally, I think the game would be best placed in some time prior to the events in the books or even further back (I'm no LotR lore buff by any means, so I don't know when exactly it might be set).


I'm actually surprised he was given a response at all and was actually invited to post in the forums.

Oh look, it's this thread again.

I don't think LotR would fit in an open-world style, at least not if you're following the plot of the books.

EA actually started work on an open-world LOTR RPG called The White Council, but it was eventually canceled. It's always disappointing when this happens as the genre has so few studios willing to commit to it, despite it's popularity.