do you think bethesda devs release there own mods, in there : V - Skyrim

» Tue Jun 12, 2012 11:36 pm

Hmm i'll have to check out this Peter Noone. This could be a sign..a detour to another road of wonderful frolicking audio bliss. Now that i think of it Dev Gary Noonan also used to have his own music posted on his website along with pictures of a very hot heatwave summer Bethesda company picnic.

» Tue Jun 12, 2012 4:14 pm

i wonder if they even play the game like we do, or if its just not the same cuz they know how it all works, like it breaks the illusion cuz you know how its done,

I bet they play Morrowind but noy Skyrim.

» Tue Jun 12, 2012 7:13 pm

I think that's actually an interesting mistake. I grew up to the sound of the British Invasion music of the sixties and I have caught myself thinking 'Peter Noone' when I meant to think 'Gary Noonan' myself on more than one occasion. :wink:

Lol. I hope I don't start a new rumor in the net about Peter Noone making mods for games. Anyways, I had this music phase in my art school years when I listened to British Invasion music 24/7. I still listen to some of them in my ipod like The Searchers and The Yardbirds.

» Tue Jun 12, 2012 2:48 pm

While apparently some developers do actively participate in modding, I'm sure that a lot of them would be discouraged because of what they can legally do with publicly released tools vs. what they can do at work, with developer privileges. So I'm sure a lot of the hard work and mental effort goes into getting their mod ideas developed and included in future DLC's or patches, because then they'd be done better than if a developer had developed and release his own mod the old fashioned way.

» Tue Jun 12, 2012 7:57 pm

One of the best Morrowind mods, Morrowind Advanced, was created by a Bethesda developer, Worm God. There is a Skyrim mod on Steam Workshop right now that adds real-time carriage travel, made by a Skyrim dev. Off the top of my head, that's all I can think of.

Just tested it, on a trip from Riften to Windhelm. Awesome concept and it could really add to the immersion, but it needs more polish. Cart-riding down hill sides is good fun though. Haha.

Besides, the roads are really too small...

» Tue Jun 12, 2012 6:58 pm

Kinda like do actors watch the movies they're in, type of thing? Nah, I honestly don't think they do. They're probably so busy working that they have other hobbies to unwind; not playing their own video game. But I could be wrong?

Yeah I very much agree with you, although I know its possible but not quite often as we'd want it.

» Tue Jun 12, 2012 10:49 am

Just tested it, on a trip from Riften to Windhelm. Awesome concept and it could really add to the immersion, but it needs more polish. Cart-riding down hill sides is good fun though. Haha.

Besides, the roads are really too small...

what sort of problems were there, is it good enough to use yet?

» Tue Jun 12, 2012 11:44 am

I honestly don't care

» Tue Jun 12, 2012 11:15 am

Kinda like do actors watch the movies they're in, type of thing? Nah, I honestly don't think they do. They're probably so busy working that they have other hobbies to unwind; not playing their own video game. But I could be wrong?

I heard quite a few dev coders like to unwind doing things unrelated to computers and consoles. A few of the Guerilla folks go on racing track days, skiing months etc just to escape their lives.

» Tue Jun 12, 2012 11:59 am

I honestly don't care

then why on earth bother even wasting your time posting, surely you got somethin better to do, if you dont care then why even answer, if i see a thread i dont really giv a crap about then i just dont post, you must be like 10 or something im guessing