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LennyLeonard
United States48 Posts
On October 29 2011 10:08 Candadar wrote: Are your bodies ready for the most intense damn experience of your life? Sorry I've played Demon/Dark Souls, there's no way not having a map can compare to having the possibility of dying at any second in the game. Although it does seem intriguing ^^ | ||
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ZaaaaaM
Netherlands1828 Posts
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LennyLeonard
United States48 Posts
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Roflhaxx
Korea (South)1244 Posts
On October 30 2011 03:02 LennyLeonard wrote: Sorry I've played Demon/Dark Souls, there's no way not having a map can compare to having the possibility of dying at any second in the game. Although it does seem intriguing ^^ Thought I have never played dark souls, isnt it that you just lose the souls you currently have on you? That's not so bad, I would say Diablo 2 hardcore is much worse, in 1 second you can lose 3 months playtime. | ||
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LennyLeonard
United States48 Posts
On October 30 2011 03:32 Roflhaxx wrote: Thought I have never played dark souls, isnt it that you just lose the souls you currently have on you? That's not so bad, I would say Diablo 2 hardcore is much worse, in 1 second you can lose 3 months playtime. That is true, but your souls are you exp, and your currency which is a big deal. You also lose humanity which is not as big of a deal, but still lame. In Diablo HC you can lose 3 months play in one second, but in DS's you can lose 3 months to get past one second of gameplay. Both are brutal. | ||
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my0s
United States193 Posts
That is true, but your souls are you exp, and your currency which is a big deal. You also lose humanity which is not as big of a deal, but still lame. In Diablo HC you can lose 3 months play in one second, but in DS's you can lose 3 months to get past one second of gameplay. Both are brutal. Ok lets not be ridiculous here. These Dark Soul rumors are getting out of control imo. I played the game, and for ez-mode console standards, that game is very refreshing, I like it a lot. Very much enjoyed it. That being said, its not like its some impossible feat or something, details are left out here and there, u have to discover a few things. Combat can be challenging and unforgiving. All that being said, I ran through the game at a fairly normal pace. Only a few "throw the controller at the wall" moments. Totally amazing game by console standards, but lets no get ridiculous and make it out to be on par with Diablo 2 hardcore. I mean....you can even get you souls back if you just run to your body. Come on. | ||
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Bojas
Netherlands2397 Posts
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matiK23
United States963 Posts
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DystopiaX
United States16236 Posts
On October 30 2011 03:29 LennyLeonard wrote: Any suggestion on where to pre order this for PC? Amazon only has the map and 10 dollar credit for consoles, and the outrageously overpriced special edition for PC. You get the map on pc with amazon, they just don't give you ten dollar credit ^lol you missed the sarcasm | ||
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Talin
Montenegro10532 Posts
On October 30 2011 03:02 LennyLeonard wrote: Sorry I've played Demon/Dark Souls, there's no way not having a map can compare to having the possibility of dying at any second in the game. Although it does seem intriguing ^^ Permadeath mod usually gets out quickly for all Bethesda games. Besides, if you can already make yourself ignore the maps and journal, you can also make yourself delete save games upon dying. It doesn't have to be built into the game.  | ||
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IMABUNNEH
United Kingdom1062 Posts
Any immediately telling signs as to if it's working? Leather journal bought for Skyrim btw <3 | ||
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Talin
Montenegro10532 Posts
On October 30 2011 20:43 IMABUNNEH wrote: Hey guys, I'm playing Oblivion, but I THINK I installed the OOO mod. Only problem is, I can't tell if it's doing anything because I didn't play much Oblivion in the first place >.< Any immediately telling signs as to if it's working? When you drop a torch on the ground, it should stay lit (if you went with the default installation). Also when you open a chest or a container it should have an opening animation and remain open (which isn't the case in vanilla). By the way, I'm not sure you saw it since I edited it in later on, but a few pages back I replied to your post where you asked for other recommended mods. | ||
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IMABUNNEH
United Kingdom1062 Posts
On October 30 2011 20:48 Talin wrote: When you drop a torch on the ground, it should stay lit (if you went with the default installation). Also when you open a chest or a container it should have an opening animation and remain open (which isn't the case in vanilla). By the way, I'm not sure you saw it since I edited it in later on, but a few pages back I replied to your post where you asked for other recommended mods. Was that where you pointed to the site with the 4 or so mods bundled together? If so I remember deciding that the time taken to get it all working wouldn't justify the time I'd spend playing it, since I'm really only tiding over til Skyrim. Have it bookmarked though in case I go back to Oblivion at some point!  | ||
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ZaaaaaM
Netherlands1828 Posts
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SnK-Arcbound
United States4423 Posts
On October 30 2011 21:19 ZaaaaaM wrote: I have a question about the lvl scaling. Imagine this, say the second quest of the dark brotherhood gives you a bow, in oblivion the bow was stronger when you did the quest at lvl 15 than if u were to do it on lvl 2(I think?). Is this completely gone in Skyrim as in you'll get the same bow regardless of your lvl when completing the quest? And how about the monsters, does it happen that you encounter shit that rapes you instantly and youll have to come back when youre stronger? The absence of that is in my opinion the worst part about oblivion... Some areas will be leveled, others won't be. | ||
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Angra
United States2652 Posts
On October 30 2011 02:30 turnip wrote: Yeah I pretty much just want a compass. No quest pointers like oblivion, my own "map." If they have a map in the game world on a wall or something I will use that, but it's not going to be nearly detailed enough to do more than give me a sense of scale. I hope someone mods the map, quest pointer (and maybe journal) out. Fuck a compass, use the in-game sun and moon. :p Good for knowing what time of day it is too. I'm seriously considering doing this mapping thing as well. Or if I give up on that, at the very least I am DEFINITELY not fast traveling. | ||
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IMABUNNEH
United Kingdom1062 Posts
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Zidane
United States1692 Posts
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Chrispy
Canada5878 Posts
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dementrio
678 Posts
Of course, in the outdoors of tamriel you can do quite well with a compass and the scenery. Indoors is another story. Most dungeons were very simple, following a tree structure, so you could for example always keep left to explore it completely depth-first. But for example I would always get lost in the Imperial forts in morrowind, because there would be 5 identical staircase-towers at 5 corners of the building, how do you tell which is which? Other games have more complicated dungeons and it's even easier to lose orientation, cfr. for example springvale elementary school in fallout. | ||
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