Yes. The Kamal are snow demons that are frozen in winter. In summer they thaw out and attack the Tang Mo, but they never succeed.Quote:
Originally Posted by tpex
The best place to look for anything related to Elder Scrolls is UESP Wiki
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Yes. The Kamal are snow demons that are frozen in winter. In summer they thaw out and attack the Tang Mo, but they never succeed.Quote:
Originally Posted by tpex
The best place to look for anything related to Elder Scrolls is UESP Wiki
Is it just me or does this article seem to bash Oblivion quite hard, despite it being a great game?
No oblivion was a lifeless experience. I hated how the characters looked at acted. And the physics for them were bad. Atleast they seem to address the problem:D
You hope, you never know what will come out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tsar
Well they said they are addressing those issues, but time will tell. I remember Oblivion quite fondly, but doubt I could play it again now, the issues will just be too prominent to ignore again methinks.Quote:
Originally Posted by czc
http://www.gameinformer.com/b/featur...art-video.aspx
An interesting read about art in the game.
well I enjoyed Oblivion alot.
OT "when traversing through treacherous mountain passes howling wind will violenty shakes trees about." AWESOME XD
I want Atmosphere. I want Snowstorms thicker than the ashstorms of Morrowind, I don't want to see even 5 feet infront of me (severe storms). I'd like a handheld map like seen in Farcry 2 for immersiveness. Bigger and more populated cities, more things going on outside the cities like trade caravans, groups of hunters, other explorers like yourself, bigger battles. I know I posted this all before, but who cares :P. It's dumb having to do a quest to raid a cavern "FILLED WITH GOBLINS" or protect a town from "ATTACKING GROUP OF BANDITS" when only to find 2 - 3 enemies relating to the quest. WHOOPDIE DOO. Little things like this make all the difference in the world and should make for an epic adventure. Yes I know firsthand that modders out there mod most of these things in, but if implemented from the start by the devs themselves helps tremendously as sometimes it takes quite a couple of months before decent mods come out and by that time there is a general lack of interest in the game.
Skyrim building better combat
Physics combined with character animations, unbalance someone and take advantage. Magic, shields and arrow damage (longer to string but greater damage payoff)
I'm amazed at how many go on about Bethesda and their 'buggy games'. Their games have MASSIVE scope, I'm really not surprised that bugs creep in.
Here are some new screenshots :D
http://bethblog.com/index.php/2011/0...-a-screenshot/