EPTElder Scrolls V - Skyrim - Page 47
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stk01001
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Aliasisthis
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Philip2110
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http://www.bethblog.com/index.php/2011/09/12/20-minutes-of-skyrim-action/ | ||
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antelope591
Canada820 Posts
On September 08 2011 17:46 Mindcrime wrote: How do I feel about that system? It's the fucking devil. madd leveler 4 lyfe Oblivion leveling system is the worst leveling system in RPG history...by far. I cant even think of another leveling system nearly as bad to compare it to thats how bad it is. I dont know how console players can even play the game without a mod to fix it. Instantly ruins the game for me. | ||
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TaKemE
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Jibba
United States22883 Posts
On September 13 2011 00:19 antelope591 wrote: Oblivion leveling system is the worst leveling system in RPG history...by far. I cant even think of another leveling system nearly as bad to compare it to thats how bad it is. I dont know how console players can even play the game without a mod to fix it. Instantly ruins the game for me. How about Fable? (also has dynamic leveling.)  The new video is nice. We still need mods to fix a lot of the stuff (again, dynamic leveling). | ||
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Mohdoo
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Zanno
United States1484 Posts
On September 13 2011 02:25 Mohdoo wrote: Can someone either explain or point me to a link which explains leveling in Skyrim? I never even quite understood how it worked in Oblivion >_< I've found a few sites around, but I wasn't sure if stuff changed and if there are people who keep a close enough eye on the development to know what is current. here's how it works in oblivion as you probably already know, skills increase by actually doing something with that skill, smack things with a sword to level blade, run around to level athletics, pick locks to level security, etc. first, in order to level up, you need to increase your major skills 10 times. when you reach the level up screen, it gives you an option to pick 3 of your stats and increase them for all stats except luck, the maximum amount that you can increase a stat in one level is +5 in order to get +5 in a stat, you need to increase skills that are "governed" by that statistic for example, if you level up heavy armor 3 times, then armorer 7 times, that's 10 levels of endurance, for your +5 in that stat the main problem with this system is you often need to do counter intuitive things in order to get +5 to all stats on a level up. in particular, you often want to set your major skills as things you don't want to use on that character if you were to level up nothing but major skills (which is what most people do on their first playthrough) then your character would get really small stat increases at level up, and would ultimately become so weak that it can't progress any further without abusing the difficulty slider | ||
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Hakker
United States1360 Posts
On September 13 2011 02:25 Mohdoo wrote: Can someone either explain or point me to a link which explains leveling in Skyrim? I never even quite understood how it worked in Oblivion >_< I've found a few sites around, but I wasn't sure if stuff changed and if there are people who keep a close enough eye on the development to know what is current. O nm read the post wrong | ||
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kuresuti
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On September 13 2011 02:47 Zanno wrote: here's how it works in oblivion as you probably already know, skills increase by actually doing something with that skill, smack things with a sword to level blade, run around to level athletics, pick locks to level security, etc. first, in order to level up, you need to increase your major skills 10 times. when you reach the level up screen, it gives you an option to pick 3 of your stats and increase them for all stats except luck, the maximum amount that you can increase a stat in one level is +5 in order to get +5 in a stat, you need to increase skills that are "governed" by that statistic for example, if you level up heavy armor 3 times, then armorer 7 times, that's 10 levels of endurance, for your +5 in that stat the main problem with this system is you often need to do counter intuitive things in order to get +5 to all stats on a level up. in particular, you often want to set your major skills as things you don't want to use on that character if you were to level up nothing but major skills (which is what most people do on their first playthrough) then your character would get really small stat increases at level up, and would ultimately become so weak that it can't progress any further without abusing the difficulty slider This system is so annoying, nowadays I just get a +5 all attributes modifier mod and slide up the difficulty a bit when I play. So I can just do whatever I want to do without having to focus on maximizing my character. This article explains the Skyrim approach pretty well. | ||
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Jibba
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Drowsy
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Zanno
United States1484 Posts
On September 13 2011 03:14 Jibba wrote: You also have the mobs leveling up with you, so a starter dungeon at level 20 will be the same "relative" difficulty, or number of hits to kill shit, as it was early on. that's very true, but it's clear from fallout 3 that they solved that - main quest dungeons and a couple wandering around areas like old olney are fixed level encounters - the overworld uses what they call a "level tethering" where the area game progressively scales up as you explore deeper into the world, and stays locked in once you hit it if you played fallout 3 on very hard, every time you hit a new section of the world, it tended to put your chances of survivability just barely out of your reach. no one knows 100% how it works, but i can tell it definitely makes an assessment not only based on how far you are from where you started, but also the threat capacity of what you're packing. if you go out of your way to find unique superweapons at level 1, the game reacts to that and starts throwing deathclaws and stuff at you. i think fo3 had the general idea, the problem was some skills were so incredibly OP the game was too easy on a second playthrough. but it's still way better than oblivion where the ultimate goal of the game is to pick one of 7 or so ways to become literally invulnerable... | ||
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Spitfire
South Africa442 Posts
On September 13 2011 01:53 TaKemE wrote: New Awesome Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSL-r9AIEEU (From X360) That footage just blew my mind. I literally laughed out loud from the pure awesomeness when the dragon picked up the guard in its jaws and threw him to the side. | ||
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Divine-Sneaker
Denmark1225 Posts
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Torte de Lini
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Philip2110
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kuresuti
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On September 14 2011 00:02 Divine-Sneaker wrote: I find it fairly annoying how they're using console footage for the game. The graphics are obviously not going to be as awesome on outdated hardware. It wouldn't make sense to shoot footage with the lower settings. EDIT: PC Exclusive games are also shot with maximum graphics settings. They're trying to sell the game. | ||
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Butcherski
Poland446 Posts
On September 14 2011 00:38 Philip2110 wrote: Have they released and system req's for the game yet? Yes : it runs on Xbox360. That should be enough info for anyone. | ||
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hiREvel
United States80 Posts
On September 13 2011 01:53 TaKemE wrote: New Awesome Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSL-r9AIEEU (From X360) Wow, lasting spells, sprinting, sneak killing from behind. What more could you want? lol. | ||
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