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ggrobot
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 Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2011 9:26 pm Post subject: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Gameplay Videos [31605] |
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Game Director Todd Howard guides viewers through the Skyrim demo shown behind closed doors at E3 and most recently to fans at QuakeCon and PAX Prime.
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kittomer
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| Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2011 10:31 am Post subject: |
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| It looks really good, and I can't wait for it, but I really hope this recursive menu crap isn't rolling into the PC version. |
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Csimbi
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Looks good, looks good, but the AI (or the engine) seems dumb.
I mean, that mammoth should have sent the player flying. And why would a dragon land and crawl instead of grabbing you in flight and smash you to the ground (like the other guy) - or, just simply breathe fire at you as while it makes passes at you? |
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Sabot
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looks terrific, and will be purchasing.
The dragon hit the deck in one of the scenes because it's health was very low -think energy required to fly? So therefore fought on the ground. That's how i seen it.
I personaly liked the menu as it was less intrusive and kept the gameplay flowing. Always hated stopping and then going into a menu to change items etc. |
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Csimbi
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| Stumpus wrote: | | The dragon hit the deck in one of the scenes because it's health was very low -think energy required to fly? So therefore fought on the ground. That's how i seen it. |
Why wouldn't it just leave, eat and hunt you down later on in its full glory instead of landing, leaving it vulnerable to melee attacks?
I expected dragons to be a bit more intelligent - at least, dragon hunting is a serious business in other fantasy worlds. |
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