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| Tammy:
--- Quote from: Tylale on April 22, 2012, 07:51:57 AM ---Oblivion had copy paste dungeons. Skyrim most certainly does not. They obviously use some of the same resources for same types of dungeons, but they should. A draugr burial place should look similar to another. --- End quote --- Well all Gamebryo games use the same two or three kits for all the dungeons. Sure the artist try hard to make them look like they have more variety, but they still get kind of repetitive when the're made out of the same building blocks. |
| Littledude:
--- Quote from: Tammy on April 22, 2012, 11:23:58 AM ---Well all Gamebryo games use the same two or three kits for all the dungeons. Sure the artist try hard to make them look like they have more variety, but they still get kind of repetitive when the're made out of the same building blocks. --- End quote --- go ahead and download the creation kit and look at the variety of kits available. also this isn't a Gamebryo game, it's a Creation Engine game. yes its basically an upgraded gamebryo, but it was made from scratch |
| Fracture:
Yes, it sucks that 95% of quest are in caves, but they are NOT copy pasted, and when I get home I can show you. |
| Tammy:
--- Quote from: Littledude on April 22, 2012, 11:56:41 AM ---go ahead and download the creation kit and look at the variety of kits available. --- End quote --- If you look in creation kit you can see that most of the building blocks are used 500+ times. Of course any game will re-use set peaces a lot, but the problem with Gamebryo games is they relay on the too much. Every dungeon might have a different layout, but most of them look and feel the same. It's basically comes down to openness vs variety. A linear FPS doesn't have much room too explore, but can have a ton of variety. Skyrim on the other hand has a large world to explore, but in order to meet size and practicability limits it has to sacrifice some variety. I'm saying that I would like some more variety in the main quest, even if it means the world would have to be slightly smaller. |
| Menen:
--- Quote from: Tammy on April 22, 2012, 01:15:51 PM ---If you look in creation kit you can see that most of the building blocks are used 500+ times. Of course any game will re-use set peaces a lot, but the problem with Gamebryo games is they relay on the too much. Every dungeon might have a different layout, but most of them look and feel the same. It's basically comes down to openness vs variety. A linear FPS doesn't have much room too explore, but can have a ton of variety. Skyrim on the other hand has a large world to explore, but in order to meet size and practicability limits it has to sacrifice some variety. I'm saying that I would like some more variety in the main quest, even if it means the world would have to be slightly smaller. --- End quote --- Elder Scrolls is focused on the open world. its one of the best features of the game |
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