Better Vampires, man. It's mandatory for me.
It's the trademark bethesda system. There was absolutely nothing rewarding about Dark Messiah and how hitting a shield completely wonks you over. I'd be interested in realistic gameplay fallout but TES? Nah dawg. 2 minutes of hitting back and forth with great weight and response ain't it.
No I agree with him.
Ah shit, my bad I haven't checked OMW in a while so I forgot that the scripting is very different.
Good ol Sujama! Would always chug a few of those when in a pinch
Maybe its an openmw quality of life, but I think morrowind had hotkeys.
It did. I think he's talking about switching to magic stance to actually cast.
guess what you can do that in Morrowind and Skyrim too
no in Skyrim those are perks just like oblivion but in oblivion they auto unlock once you hit a certain level
good luck if you don't have endurance 70 by level 10 you're getting gangbanged and one shot by ogres because you don't have enough health to keep up
I said responsive as in to your character's progression as you level you hit more accurate and it's not just landing more blows you also hit harder and faster the only thing oblivion did is remove hit chance and change directional attacks to power attacks that eat 5 times the fatigue of a normal attack and let your enemy get at least 3 hits in before it connects that is if you don't get stunned btw
in Skyrim you unlock perks for maces which ignore armor like blunt weapons did before good luck with actually using it since most things in the game have no armor values that make them an advantage to swords which goes for both games (maybe a win for oblivion since random bandits start appearing with Daedric armors)
at least it's fun you don't get stun locked when you hit an enemy shield like your character suddenly gained down syndrome, you can (actually) shield bash to interrupt your enemies, you can use enviromentals to damage enemies, throw them into pits to split them up, use those fire lantern things, or make them walk into spike walls, skyrim's combat is an improvement on oblivion's while oblivion is a downgrade on morrowind's
i love this quote the fucking balls on this guy who made nothing but incohesive slop out of his plots "yeah i could write the great american novel but uhm, BUT I JUST WON'T OKAY!"
Yes.
Even if you can find the files, as far as I know the creation club stuff is only compatible with AE. You could try https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/106441?tab=files if it doesn't work on SE.
"Hands on" can be good if they were competent, if not it can prove fucking disastrous. We're past the point of just being "concerned" we're seeing it happen in real time.
I wonder how so? Aside from copious amount of incompetent diversity hires who probably never played a game past 2022 if we're being generous and hates everything before 2020. I'd imagine it's just the completely annihilation of the soul that might have still existed in BGS when FO4 was released. I also say "soul" generously.
If that's the case, the devs really don't have any power when it comes to actually developing their game. Either that or "a lot" isn't "most."
>Thinks Skyrim won't amount to much (technically this was BGS)
How the fuck??
I'm interested to know this too. Since the 1.6.111 update, there is a new Resource.esp file that is mandatory in order to run the game now. This ESP has a few additions to it like Aloe vera plant which can also be used in hearthfire planters. The ESP also undoes some character edits from the main Skyrim.ESM file. Anyways, like you say, If one has the individual esps as well as any required source/script files along with custom meshes/textures. Then I don't see how the game would be able to tell whether they're legit or not.
