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ggrobot
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 Posted: Thu May 12, 2011 1:33 am Post subject: Skyrim to feature children, lock-picking, and more! [30952] |
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Thanks to the latest issue of German PC Magazine PCGames , we have a few new interesting details regarding Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
Summary of the details:
- There will be eight to nine settlements outside of the major five cities
- Inventory map will be similar to Google Maps and in 3D
- Cannot make notes on the
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Source: GGMania headlines
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Csimbi
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| Posted: Fri May 13, 2011 1:37 am Post subject: |
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| Quote: | - There will be eight to nine settlements outside of the major five cities
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Does not sound much.
| Quote: | | - Inventory map will be similar to Google Maps and in 3D |
Who the heck would want an inventory in Google Maps and 3D?
| Quote: | | - Cannot make notes on the map |
That does not look like an improvement to me.
| Quote: | | - Children will be present in Skyrim |
And, once again, children will be removed before release...
| Quote: | | - Not all dragons are out to destroy you, some are friendly |
But they will be slaughtered like children, nevertheless.
| Quote: | - Traders will be depend on harvests, so if there is a cornfield in the city which gets destroyed by a fire, the traders in the city will run out of corn or you have to pay horrible prices
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Excellent, another way to cheat and abuse the system (buy up all corn and burn the continent).
| Quote: | | - Players will be able to buy houses |
Nothing new here. I would much rather design and build my own. Not a house, but a castle.
| Quote: | | - Lock-picking will be a mini-game |
And as such, an annoyance after a while. I sure hope there will he a way to avoid it. |
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