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Myles
United States5162 Posts
On December 01 2011 11:09 Gorvin wrote: Same here. Been playing on the PC version and I've had countless crashes. Probably once every 2-3 hours on average. That sucks. I've only had 1 in over 50 hours. | ||
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Iyerbeth
England2410 Posts
On December 01 2011 10:35 Goldfish wrote: I have three questions: 1. What types of ways are there to interact with NPCs that have increased from Oblivion? One of the problems I had with Oblivion was while the NPCs did talk to each other and did make it immersive at times, the problem was that you couldn't really interact with them that much. On December 01 2011 10:44 daemir wrote: 1. Interraction is limited to just talking to them or attacking. If you fight guards and then sheathe weapons, they might stop beating you and ask you to come nicely. Other than that, you get the occasional remark from people you pass by commenting on what you've done / your skills. No one is in awe of your dragonscale armor that hasn't been seen in a full Age, but if your bounty for a Hold is high enough, guards will attack you on sight. I constantly have people remarking about my full dragonscale armour. Maybe not as in awe of it as they should be, but they definately comment on it ("Wow, is that real Dragonscale? I've got to get me some of that!" or something). They definatley get surprised if they see you do something completely unexpected, like absorb a soul in front of them for instance. Further you can build up very rudimentary relationships with NPCs. For instance, people may be more forgiving of you commiting minor infractions or they may return items you drop on the floor. Equally they may just pick them up and take them. The interactions are still limitted though, that's true. Some of the interactions with the world do at times feel frustratingly restrictive so in short, whilst I'd say it's a step in the right direction it does still have a way to go. Edit: A couple of other things, you can over hear conversations as well but I *believe* (been a while) that was in Oblivion too? They can start quests or clue you in to map locations you may not have explored yet or just givey ou something to talk about when you finally do talk to the NPCs. There's a moment in the game where a location is being attacked and if you choose to join in or not actually effects conversation possibilities, without any hint that you're meant to be doing anything - it's more of a fluid situation than in Oblivion I guess is my point. It is still restrictive though, it'd be unfair to leave this post saying anything other than that, even if I am quite happy at the extent they've taken it. | ||
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Salv
Canada3083 Posts
On December 01 2011 10:35 Goldfish wrote: I have three questions: 1. What types of ways are there to interact with NPCs that have increased from Oblivion? One of the problems I had with Oblivion was while the NPCs did talk to each other and did make it immersive at times, the problem was that you couldn't really interact with them that much. For example even if you had 200 infamy and was a level 50 character with maxed out stats, people wouldn't be afraid of you or anything and just treated you normally. (Infamy decreases disposition towards those with high responsibility. That simply meant they were more likely to attack you rather than be scared of you or anything). Another example is there is no way to mug people or do so. You can pick pocket but you can't threaten people or so. Not much of the stuff you're describing really. Some people will comment if you do a cool spell or something like that, but it's not like you're going to walk into a town and they'll all cower at you or something. During certain points in the game the NPC's may recognize you from an earlier questline or something, but really there's not a lot new here. Major improvements from Oblivion would be that the facial graphics are a lot better, the dialogue is better, but the Nords are still voiced by like three people. | ||
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Laids
United Kingdom596 Posts
I played for about 5 hours today without crashing then had 2 within an hour. I think I've crashed about 10-15 times in 22 hours played. | ||
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Zanno
United States1484 Posts
one thing they did change that honestly i feel is not better at all (but equally bad in a different way) is that most npcs have a specific scripted conversation that they only have with one other specific person so while you avoid the problem of everyone in the world talking about mudcrabs, on the other hand every time you stop into windhelm, you get to hear the same damn conversation about how the apprentice lost the blacksmith's hammer, shit like that it makes things pretty interesting on a first playthrough, but there are certain places where you can expect to spend more time than others, particularly around crafting tables, so it gets really repetitive i'm seriously on the verge of killing farengar secret-fire just so i don't need to listen to his incessant babbling while i'm enchanting stuff on the positive side, the awkward comments from npcs about your characters strengths is gone, because it's only the guards that complement you, and the guard dialogue is generally quite witty compared to other npcs | ||
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gosuMalicE
Canada676 Posts
On December 01 2011 11:12 Myles wrote: That sucks. I've only had 1 in over 50 hours. Over 300 hours so far no crash yet. A couple of minor bugs but nothing that's affected the game just graphical things. | ||
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Goldfish
2230 Posts
 . Well that is disappointing about the lack of interaction.I was hoping for additional interaction that is similar to the sims or metal gear solid (for example) in in terms of how you can interact with NPCs. Oh well. I'll probably get the game eventually though. Just want to wait it out for all the bugs to be fixed, mods to show up, etc. | ||
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AutomatonOmega
United States706 Posts
On November 29 2011 21:47 VoirDire wrote: Alchemy is awesome when you use it correctly. Here is a few uses: Health/mana/stamina potions, the obvious thing. Invisibility potion when you're about to die is so incredibly useful. Everybody should carry an invis potion at all times imho. Fortify smithing or enchanting when you're about use those skills. Boosts the effect by quite a lot. Resistance potions when you're facing dragons or hard monsters. Damage health poisons on your weapon is awesome and really cheap to make. Especially on dual wield. Paralyze/slow potions when you're facing extra hard enemies. Cure disease potions are useful when fighting vampires/wild animals with diseases. Put frenzy potion on people with pickpocket is an awesomely fun way of killing people in towns without getting caught. If you are a destruction mage, use weakness to element poisons on your bow and fire a shot before attacking, it does the world of difference. Weakness to element + weakness to magic and then pop a +188% destruction potion. | ||
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Selendis
Australia509 Posts
On December 01 2011 03:03 MrHoon wrote: I installed patch 1.2 on skyrim now and I can say there are good fixes but the new bugs beth brought in is just atrocious -_- 2) New Bug: Magic resistance doesn't exist. I just confirmed this on my breton conjurer: fire does exact same damage as frost against flame thralls -_-. Also my flame thrall one shotted me o.O Also magic resistance affects everybody including you, so if you're one of those guys who love your 70+ magic resistance, you are FUCKED I suspected as much. Looks like I'm going to have to reforge my daedric armor for me and my companion. My enchantments adding to >100% resist all are now useless and I am sick of spam healing myself and companion every mage encounter. Any ideas on what my new "survivability" enchantments should be? I'm thinking heavy armor and health... | ||
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Blitzkrieg0
United States13132 Posts
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Okidoki
Netherlands16 Posts
On December 01 2011 09:11 smoos wrote: Delete them and it should be fine again. At least this was the case for me. It worked. Thanks a ton! | ||
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Probe1
United States17920 Posts
Attention Mod Users Vals Crafting Meltdown Alpha is broken Val crafting meltdown alpha causes Skyrim to hang on the menu screen without bringing up continue, new game, load, et cetera. If you are having difficulty getting Skyrim to work after 1.2- be sure to disable Vals Crafting Meltdown Alpha. It is likely the cause of your issue. PM me if you still cannot load Skyrim and I'll try and help you troubleshoot it if you cannot figure it out on your own. | ||
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AutomatonOmega
United States706 Posts
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Noocta
France12578 Posts
On December 01 2011 15:56 Probe1 wrote: Attention Mod Users Vals Crafting Meltdown Alpha is broken Val crafting meltdown alpha causes Skyrim to hang on the menu screen without bringing up continue, new game, load, et cetera. If you are having difficulty getting Skyrim to work after 1.2- be sure to disable Vals Crafting Meltdown Alpha. It is likely the cause of your issue. PM me if you still cannot load Skyrim and I'll try and help you troubleshoot it if you cannot figure it out on your own. Damned, was trying to figure what caused that. I deleted everything in data beside that, and now i need to download some files i should not have delete. tt Thanks for the information. | ||
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AutomatonOmega
United States706 Posts
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Mascherano
Argentina1726 Posts
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Baobab
Korea (South)153 Posts
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Probe1
United States17920 Posts
On December 01 2011 17:27 Mascherano wrote: Hello everybody. I am currently running no mods on a game that came out 3 weeks ago. Not a single crash or 'crazy bug' has happened to me in 90 hours of play on 2 different characters so far. Crazy, isn't it? Good for you. It crashed- frequently- for many people without mods. Don't be pretentious because it worked for you. On December 01 2011 17:35 Baobab wrote: Anyone know for sure if resist stacks or not? I'm playing a sword & board char up to level 48 now, I just fought a Elder Dragon... I have some nice enchanted gear and ~120% fire resist, but the dragon's breath could still kill me in 2 hits... with the shield perk I should have about 170% RF. Wondering if my game has a glitch or something =( Magic Resist was broken this patch. GG | ||
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Ryuu314
United States12679 Posts
On December 01 2011 14:49 Selendis wrote: I suspected as much. Looks like I'm going to have to reforge my daedric armor for me and my companion. My enchantments adding to >100% resist all are now useless and I am sick of spam healing myself and companion every mage encounter. Any ideas on what my new "survivability" enchantments should be? I'm thinking heavy armor and health... omg...no wonder those northwatch guards were doing so much fking damage to me with their fire spells even tho im a dark elf -.-; | ||
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Probe1
United States17920 Posts
What the fuck are they doing over there during the testing phase? During the actual QA/Beta phase and testing the patch before rolling it out.. These kinds of things must have come up, no? I mean.. if they didn't come up then what the hell were they doing to test the game to make sure it worked? I'm pretty sure a backwards flying dragon or resists becoming null would be noticeable. It seems like every time Bethesda releases a game these kinds of things happen and I forget about it after six months when most of the 'major' things are ironed out. Then I love the game and.. slowly.. totally.. forget. Then surprise new game same story. :/ | ||
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