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Post » Mon May 14, 2012 10:53 pm

we dont know if it has a monthly fee, we dont know exactly how the social dynamics will effect solo gameplay, and its obviously not going to effect the original games in any way.
why is this hard to understand. bethesda [game studios] makes a very specific type of game.
zenimax online studios is completely new, their first game, and has nothing to do with the projects going on over at bgs. so why would it effect it.
give me a real answer and not just assumptions.
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Post » Mon May 14, 2012 10:10 pm

Considering that TES has had no consistent art style from game to game I am not so worried. A lot of the armor does remind me of Skyrim, though lower poly-counts and less worn appearance. It is quite generic really but so has most of the art in all ES games so far.
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Post » Mon May 14, 2012 8:29 pm

we dont know if it has a monthly fee, we dont know exactly how the social dynamics will effect solo gameplay, and its obviously not going to effect the original games in any way.
why is this hard to understand. bethesda [game studios] makes a very specific type of game.
zenimax online studios is completely new, their first game, and has nothing to do with the projects going on over at bgs. so why would it effect it.
give me a real answer and not just assumptions.

I'm more worried about it succeeding than failing.

It it does succeed Zenimax may bring Bethesda into the MMO development fold and they will just continue the series from there in MMO format. Its a long shot, and I don't think Todd would stand for it, but long shots happen in the Video Game industry all the time.
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Post » Mon May 14, 2012 11:13 am

It looks great imo, im actually still pretty stoked after seeing the screens.
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Post » Mon May 14, 2012 12:09 pm

It looks great imo, im actually still pretty stoked after seeing the screens.

I dunno that armor screams mmo, more than TES.
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Post » Mon May 14, 2012 9:02 pm

I dunno that armor screams mmo, more than TES.

Ayup. Maybe it's just the engine shift, but I just... I don't feel the TES spark in the screenshots. I honestly couldn't identify what they were supposed to be if I didn't have a caption.
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Post » Tue May 15, 2012 1:45 am

Considering that TES has had no consistent art style from game to game I am not so worried. A lot of the armor does remind me of Skyrim, though lower poly-counts and less worn appearance. It is quite generic really but so has most of the art in all ES games so far.
The past games have tended to be more towards realistic rather than cartoony in regards to their art styles, I'd say that's consistent. The art style is generic, sure. But I'd prefer it to stay that way. I like the gritty look of Skyrim and Morrowind, it's a shame this online game wont have it.
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Post » Mon May 14, 2012 10:28 am

The armor, although predating the current games, also doesn't look like anything that belongs in the Elder Scrolls universe (with the exception of the Ordinator armor).

And the "Flame Atronach" looks like what would happen if Spawn and Ghost Rider had a baby.
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Post » Mon May 14, 2012 9:52 pm

The butchered lore. The world that they have put in and quartered off as leveling zones with the rest being released later as expansions.
It had a lot of potential before we learned it was 3rd person, hero engine, class based, no housing, no free world.

Fixed that for you.

Hey nice avatar!
oh they butchered the lore? lol whatever man. im done arguing with people on here, ill just wait and see and not get over excited or over dramatic. f---king forums man >< why do i bother.
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Post » Mon May 14, 2012 3:23 pm

I don't see how they butchered the lore, I may not be a fan of this game, but lets be realistic here.
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Post » Tue May 15, 2012 12:09 am

I don't see how they butchered the lore, I may not be a fan of this game, but lets be realistic here.
i respect you more now :D
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Post » Mon May 14, 2012 11:46 am

I don't see how they butchered the lore, I may not be a fan of this game, but lets be realistic here.

You can wear armor, go back in time and change the past.

What was the point of the Elder Scroll in Skyrim again? And if magic like that was possible, why didn't the Tribunal just go back in time and stop Dagoth Ur before he took over Red Mountain?
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Post » Mon May 14, 2012 9:52 am

it don't look anything like SWTOR or GW2 , looks like a slightly "brighter" TES game.
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Post » Mon May 14, 2012 9:59 am

You can wear armor, go back in time and change the past.

What was the point of the Elder Scroll in Skyrim again? And if magic like that was possible, why didn't the Tribunal just go back in time and stop Dagoth Ur before he took over Red Mountain?

Lol, talk about assumptions. You don't know the limitations of the magic involved or even the lore around it. Wait until you experience the whole thing in game before you get all up in arms. Sheesh.
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Post » Mon May 14, 2012 2:47 pm

Graphics looks like a hybrid of AoC, Swtor and a lemon rpg twist called Dragon Age Origin:)
Nothing new,,, unfortuantly:(
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Post » Tue May 15, 2012 1:47 am

i respect you more now :biggrin:

Hey I'm not a [censored] or a troll, I just call it as my opinion sees it. :)

he jumped to some pretty unrealistic conclusions there. My conclusions were that it was an MMO.
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Post » Mon May 14, 2012 3:01 pm

Lol, talk about assumptions. You don't know the limitations of the magic involved or even the lore around it. Wait until you experience the whole thing in game before you get all up in arms. Sheesh.

Okay, let's take that one out. That just leaves us with:

The dismemberment of the lore.
The forced third-person perspective.
The unfamiliar combat system.
The lack of a proper radiant AI system (which has become a staple of the Elder Scrolls series Oblivion - on).
Flame Atronachs that look like Spawn.
PCs wearing Ordinator armor even though in Morrowind this was proven to be a crime punishable by death.
PCs walking around with katanas that resemble swords the Blades used as if they were in unlimited supply.
Contradictory landscape (Cyrodiil looks almost the same in the second era?)
Molag Bal attempting to take over Tamriel, yet no word has been spoken of this even unto the fourth era.
Dunmer, Argonians and Nords forming a pact as if their disdain for each other aren't present.
Themepark MMO inspirations.
Cutting off locations in the game for future DLC.

^I could go on and on.
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Post » Mon May 14, 2012 3:21 pm

Okay, let's take that one out. That just leaves us with:

The dismemberment of the lore. Ummm How?
The forced third-person perspective. Shrugs its an MMO you get what you pay for
The unfamiliar combat system. I have a feeling if you play MMOs you can pick this up quickly
The lack of a proper radiant AI system (which has become a staple of the Elder Scrolls series Oblivion - on). It was in 2 of 5 Elder Scrolls games with numbers in it. That's not a staple yet.
Flame Atronachs that look like Spawn.
PCs wearing Ordinator armor even though in Morrowind this was proven to be a crime punishable by death. He could have been an NPC in that screenshot
PCs walking around with katanas that resemble swords the Blades used as if they were in unlimited supply. It's set 100 years in the past. They had Katanas in Morrowind. Not just The Blades used that style
Contradictory landscape (Cyrodiil looks almost the same in the second era?) Yes. How much has our geography changed in 100 years?
Molag Bal attempting to take over Tamriel, yet no word has been spoken of this even unto the fourth era.
Dunmer, Argonians and Nords forming a pact as if their disdain for each other aren't present. War makes for unusual allies?
Themepark MMO inspirations. Shrugs its an MMO you get what you pay for
Cutting off locations in the game for future DLC. Shrugs its an MMO you get what you pay for

^I could go on and on.

I could go on and on as well. Countering with facts or blatant assumptions as well.
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Post » Mon May 14, 2012 1:58 pm

oh they butchered the lore? lol whatever man. im done arguing with people on here, ill just wait and see and not get over excited or over dramatic.

Pretty simple really. Nords, Dunmer and Argonians allied. I'm not trolling, but I may be an ass. If you know anything about the lore, you know this is absurd. They will invent some reason as to why it works though.

Also the point that was brought up about Cyrodiil looking the same is valid. If you knew the lore, you'd know that during the time that ES:O will be taking place, Cyrodiil was supposed to be a jungle. You can't apply Earth's geography to Nirn. Just because our geographical features don't change much over time doesn't have any bearing on what happens on a magic filled world like Nirn.
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Post » Mon May 14, 2012 10:43 pm

I could go on and on as well. Countering with facts or blatant assumptions as well.

"You get what you pay for." is not only a lazy retort, it also blatantly contradicts your stance on the matter as you are openly admitting that ESO is a quick cash-in.

good job.
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Post » Mon May 14, 2012 10:40 pm

"You get what you pay for." is not only a lazy retort, it also blatantly contradicts your stance on the matter as you are openly admitting that ESO is a quick cash-in.

good job.

Thanks I try. :)

Okay, let's take that one out. That just leaves us with:

The dismemberment of the lore. Ummm How?
The forced third-person perspective.
The unfamiliar combat system. I have a feeling if you play MMOs you can pick this up quickly
The lack of a proper radiant AI system (which has become a staple of the Elder Scrolls series Oblivion - on). It was in 2 of 5 Elder Scrolls games with numbers in it. That's not a staple yet.
Flame Atronachs that look like Spawn.
PCs wearing Ordinator armor even though in Morrowind this was proven to be a crime punishable by death. He could have been an NPC in that screenshot
PCs walking around with katanas that resemble swords the Blades used as if they were in unlimited supply. It's set 100 years in the past. They had Katanas in Morrowind. Not just The Blades used that style
Contradictory landscape (Cyrodiil looks almost the same in the second era?) Yes. How much has our geography changed in 100 years?
Molag Bal attempting to take over Tamriel, yet no word has been spoken of this even unto the fourth era.
Dunmer, Argonians and Nords forming a pact as if their disdain for each other aren't present. War makes for unusual allies?
Themepark MMO inspirations.
Cutting off locations in the game for future DLC.

^I could go on and on.

I do think ESO is a cash grab but I believe that about all mmos, so?
Is that better? Honestly your list of facts reek of lazy retorts as well, but I will be the bigger man and withdraw my jabs! En gard!
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Post » Mon May 14, 2012 8:29 pm

As long as it's not a piece of cartoony crap like WoW and Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, I don't mind.
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Post » Mon May 14, 2012 12:17 pm

and I'm guessing that means it'll probably be in third-person, not first-person?

sounds great if that is what we'll get. TOR's story and Guild Wars 2 PvP
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Post » Mon May 14, 2012 9:44 pm

sounds great if that is what we'll get. TOR's story and Guild Wars 2 PvP

TORs story was great. The MMO part of the game. Not so much.
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Post » Mon May 14, 2012 4:43 pm

I do think ESO is a cash grab but I believe that about all mmos, so?
Is that better? Honestly your list of facts reek of lazy retorts as well, but I will be the bigger man and withdraw my jabs! En gard!

lol, kk.
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