I don't have oodles of money anymore, which makes the following point more intriguing.
I personally quite enjoy it, because I finally have a reason to scrounge for cash. All skills have to be raised through training books (which are easily found at stores), but it is the #1 expenditure for adventurers. *The main quest dialogue options can be a little restrictive. Thankfully it autosaves quite a lot so I've never lost more than 20 seconds of progress so far. Typos do exist, but not too many I've only seen one case where the spoken english dialogue was wrong (he demented the gods' will.?) As is the (extremely rare) piece of dialogue. *Skyrim scripts (the white text that appears in the upper left) are still in German. Most other loading scenes are fine though. *Transitions during cutscenes (being knocked out, etc.) leads to the black loading screens. Nothing spoils a deep conversation with a friend like forgetting what you're saying part way through and staring blankly. You have to bump them or give it 5-10 seconds to realize it needs to restart the animation. *Since it uses a lot of character animation during cutscenes (walking, talking, praying etc, all outside of the normal conversation) sometimes it gets stuck. That's - not an improvement, that's just change for its own sake, guys.įirst, the bad stuff I've run into so far: The 'Skills' screen is gone, I get that, but instead of replacing it with some kind of character-sheet view, they've just cut the 'North' arrow off the compass completely, and instead you have to press 'H' to get your character sheet. Gripe: the user interface is changed just enough to be slightly confusing, without being noticeably better. In Morrowind people gave directions, including paths to follow and landmarks to watch out for I know it'd take too long to record all that as dialogue, but you could write it to the journal, yesno?
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Suggestion to the authors, if they should happen to see it: it'd be nice if someone would give me some directions for how to get where I'm meant to go, because neither the map nor the compass pointers are doing a very good job right now. Scenery is lovely - think of Oblivion's Cyradiil built with Skyrim's art assets, and that's approximately it. Quality voice acting, although accents are slightly inconsistent. Also most of the loading screens are blank, which is a shame as I could really use some helpful tips on how the new game system works. I'm pretty sure I was supposed to be seeing a video, during that long-drawn-out black screen with stuttering sound. Without spoiling anything, though, there's a possible plot reason for those things. Have yet to try uninstalling, but it's reassuring to see it there as an option.įirst scene: gosh, this looks so much like Oblivion, right down to the oversaturated colour palette and the slightly grainy graphics quality. It doesn't look any too slick and modern, but it does a great job installing and launching the game, better than Skyrim's own equivalent. Sheesh, who knew there were 50,000 files in my Skyrim folder? Then backing up the old folder took another half-hour on top of that.
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