Magic > You can now bind your main spells to specific keys, with the defaults being 3456 for right-hand and 7890 for left-hand; 1 and 2 are your bound weapons > Spells which are the same but with different stats (effectively replacing the lower level versions) are no longer a thing, but every spell can be upgraded once or twice through leveling up and skill trees > Conjuration has Daedric summons again, although it can be a risk due to superstitious NPCs and the chance of going rogue > Enchanting is now split between traditional soul gems and those filled via rituals and special locations and therefore not requiring slaughter > A new skill tree for Shadow magic, which bends space-time at the risk of misfiring and doing something terrible: manipulate time, summon alternate versions of yourself, make a pocket dimension, etc.
Races > NPCs and factions react different based on race, moreso than previous games > Instead of a static bonus levels for skill trees, you can now select where you level from each race's options (drop a balance between smithing, one-handed, and conditioning for your Nord, or put everything into archery for your Bosmer) > Beyond bonus start skills and inherent racial effects, each race has unique content at varying points: > Nord: Thu'um > Redguard: sword singing > Breton: druidic magic > Imperial: joinable merchant faction (which is actually a spy network for Cyrodiil) > High Elf: advanced privileges when a member of the Dominion > Wood Elf: optional Green Pact and story spoiler: Wild Hunt quest/abilities > Dark Elf: become a representative of any of the Great Houses > Sea Elf: serpent magic > Orc: champion of Malacath questline > Khajiit: sub-race options at character creation (Ohmes/raht, Suthay/raht, Cathay/raht) > Saxhleel: periodically undergo random mutation (Histskin, inherent poison which damages attackers, sex-change, etc.) > Imga: hair growth and shaving which change NPC interactions
Alexander Perez
This post is the definition of thinking small. It sounds like a minor overhaul mod for Skyrim.
Luis Jones
was this confirmed or are you just being a shut-in?
Kevin Williams
>the root word for magic is literally just a hair growing option Are you fucking kidding me?
Camden Turner
Elsweyr + Valenwood.
'Nuff said.
Nicholas Bennett
It should be console exclusive, with the option for people on PC to make mods for the console players.
Ryan Miller
Imagine if they didn't resolve the thalmor plot at all.
I thought it was funny how they tried to make the snow elves seem like some looming threat and none of the fans care because the thalmor are way more interesting.
Mason Harris
howdy stranger
Ryan Howard
How about
>something that isn't shit like every other Bethesda game past Morrowind
Lucas Rivera
no user, Falmer are the looming threat. snow elves are an endangered species.
Isaiah Gray
>simplified armor, fused subpieces. No more confused players wondering what a "cuirass" or "pauldron" means. >dialogue wheel, responses now entirely emojis. >on screen navigation paths to help players locate their objectives >strong dyverse cast of quirky characterz >gamebryo
Leo Jackson
The falmer will never be seen again because people don't care about them.
Just like how no one gives a crap about the sea elves from ES Online.
Sebastian King
>it was funny how they tried to make the falmer seem like some looming threat Fucking when? They where just another mob no one pay attention to.
Jonathan Allen
Yes, with a heavy emphasis on khajiit and their assets.
Zachary Gutierrez
They mention it in books and DLC. The falmer are growing in number and will attempt to reclaim the surface world.
Kevin Torres
But both have lore importance. Falmer aren't outside of Skyrim, so they probably won't be seen again, but the Maomer have their own continent and are often found around the western coasts of Tamriel due to their maritime habits.
This is true. They are slowly becoming more competent and evolved, as well. Doubt we'll ever see it though.
Jonathan James
>Implying Bethesda has imagination >I read somewhere that Beth announced Skyrim's remaster >Go to see the trailer >Trailer says "reworked art and effects" >Everything is the same, they didn't even changed the horrible trees >New snow shaders >No noticeable change I can't even. Though the console mods are a good thing, we all had to wait 6 months for the FO4 GECK.
Mason Morgan
>we all had to wait 6 months for the FO4 GECK.
Why was that?
Ayden Roberts
A lot of the non-draugr complaints against Skyrim targeted the rather dull magic system, so I think some changes there are in order (lets face it, interesting dungeons and quests are a bit of a pipedream by now).
I think a combo of making magic more "magical" (mysterious, think Morrowinds immersion), and also less dull and more tactical. Fire damage bolt has been done to death, so how about a spell that transfers the enemies boots to your inventory and gives them -15% movement speed? It could be called "steal boots" and would be great for spellswords.
In water combat, a spell like "deny water breathing" would be great against fish and argonians, forcing them to fight on equal terms with the other races.
You could have spells that make clever manouvering more import to make a DEX-type build viable. Something like "Intense Sun", where you boost the power of the sun so that whoever is figthing with the sun in front of them gets a damage penalty or reduced block chance/speed (to simulate glare). For the player, this could be actual glare on the screen to give immersion.
The player is usually alone and facing a group of people, and the way to go about that is to throw fire at them one by one, maybe mixing in some area effect, and waiting for the other guys to die. So how about "Transfer Face", which targets an npc and sends them your face? Instead of just being a spell that makes other npcs attack that one, this spell is more about sowing confusion. The NPCs have to continuously figure out which of your face is trying to kill them, and which is on their side. It gives you some more breathing space without being an OP spell that essentially removes/damages one selected NPC.
Arrows and fireballs really have the same function, so maybe something to give you a tactical but situational edge towards archers? Something like "Super Wind", which makes a strong wind come in from a random direction, boosting arrow speed (and thus damage)? It could hit anyone, including you.
Nicholas Parker
> In water combat, a spell like "deny water breathing" would be great against fish and argonians, forcing them to fight on equal terms with the other races > equal terms Nigger the fish is just going to die it can't breathe
> "Super Wind" Jesus Christ
Daniel Johnson
I still want straightforward damage spells to be there, for people like me who just like to shoot lightning bolts.
Adrian Lewis
I just want 4 player co op. No online bullshit, just up to 4 player co op with my buddies.
Juan Cooper
I like the idea of there not being set spells, just spell types that grow more effective, wider in range and utility as you level up, but Bethesda would probably just make it so that you can break it like the alchemy system again.
Oh, wait, they did that in Oblivion too.
Why the hell does it matter if you can break it anyway, this is a single player game.
Easton Sullivan
It will be done in VR and maybe will be released in 2019 if we are lucky
Robert Martinez
>Why the hell does it matter if you can break it anyway, this is a single player game. Because people usually like there to be some kind of challenge? Why the hell do you think Dark Souls is so popular?
Carson Brooks
Exploits are fun in themselves, anyone who wants a challenge just wouldn't use the exploit unless they're autistic.
Blake Anderson
>he thinks literally any of this will be in the game
A Yes B No X Sarcastic Y HATE ELVES!
Dylan James
I like some of these ideas but the Nord and Redguard ones are too ridiculous to even consider
Elijah Rivera
>let the player controll there companions >unique steeds like hippogriffs and Undines >a photographers guild that let's you use newly invented cameras to photograph wild life and the terrain.Bonus points for getting diffrent monsters to fight or getting pics of special events. >let the player buy shops or invest to the the point he can get money back >multiple daedric quest for each prince(5 quest *16 prince=80 daedric quest) >let the player build an airship for fast travel >Diffrent bandit factions with diffrent skill sets(for example a witch coven that uses skill drains or a clan of necromancers that fight along side undead)
Bentley White
Or, the Pete Hines option: Just stab them with your sword while they're talking! Dialogue is so lame. Who wants dialogue in an RPG? When can I get back to stabbing things?!
Jason Thomas
>> You can now bind your main spells to specific keys, with the defaults being 3456 for right-hand and 7890 for left-hand; 1 and 2 are your bound weapons nigger that has been in the game since at LEAST morrowind did you really never know this
Robert Thomas
>Breton: druidic magic I don't think there's anything to indicate Bretons are inclined toward druidic stuff. On the contrary, they're very into stuff like civilization and politics. I think you might have gotten this idea from the Forsworn, but they're the exception, not the rule.
Jayden Cooper
>ITT Elder Scrolls VI Ideas >ideas
Chase Walker
Nobody cares about what your shitty middle schooler fantasies.
Tyler Flores
>Instead of a static bonus levels for skill trees, you can now select where you level from each race's options (drop a balance between smithing, one-handed, and conditioning for your Nord, or put everything into archery for your Bosmer) I'm having trouble understanding exactly what this means.
Luke Wilson
unique steeds ay? that sounds like a good idea but im a bit of a silly boy
Mason Bennett
>no Akavir mentioned >player character is one of the races from tamriel sentenced to Akavir alone without turning back
David Sanders
I want this simply so we can find the Neravarine
Adam Allen
>ITT Elder Scrolls VI Ideas
sell the franchise to another studio
Easton White
Instead of Nords starting with fixed 6 smithing, 3 one-handed and 1 block levels, it would let you divide those 10 points as you want among those three
At least that's what I think he means.
Michael Ortiz
This is more along the lines of a mod idea, but alchemy is usually of the boost stat/damage type/resistance type, whereas effect-potions like water breathing is far more interesting. I have a few ideas to outline the notion (these could easily work for spells as well):
"Conch ears", making use of 3D-sound. Essentially it makes you hear the sound of the ocean directionally, and if you follow the sound it gets louder until you're there. It would be great for finding undiscovered lakes and oceans.
"Moth Mind", a poison which makes the enemy act like a moth. They tend towards the nearest light source (the sun if no other is present), but they also move erratically and unpredictably to make them more dangerous if confronted/approached. This goes for other NPCs aswell. Essentially, it makes them more of an enviromental danger - stay away and don't mess with the moth. Enemies could walk of cliffs as well if that's where the sun is.
Maybe some grenade type potions could work, they certainly did in The Witcher. Area-damage spells don't usually do DoT, so I was thinking a "Summon Animal" type potion. You throw it somewhere, and all nearby animals try to congregate on that spot. It would be usefull as an outdoors area-denial tool - the enemy can't go through a certain area because you just threw a bear into the mix.
On that note, a stationary "gurglepotion" would work for sneak characters. You put the potion down somewhere and remove the lid, and it gurgles out the throes of a dying man. The enemy go to check, and you can kill them/sneak by.
William Jackson
Isn't swordsinging some dumb anime bullshit
John Cox
I suppose that could be interesting.
Grayson Howard
Kind of, yeah.
Luis Harris
Yeah but it's black people doing it so it's not much different from DBZ in the real world
I could have worded it better but yes
Easton Adams
>Something like "Super Wind", which makes a strong wind come in from a random direction >"Super Wind"
Benjamin Jackson
They swing their swords so hard they split reality basically. iirc they used it to end a kalpa or something
Joshua Ward
It will be shit beyond shit and it will still run on gamebryo.
Everything this company has done in the past 10 fucking years points to a disappointment. You are an idiot to think otherwise
Jose Cox
>a photographers guild that let's you use newly invented cameras to photograph wild life and the terrain.Bonus points for getting diffrent monsters to fight or getting pics of special events. Because people love photography
ROBES OVER ARMOR AND GREAVES OVER SHIRTS AND PANTS
AND THE FUCKING STATS
Kayden Martin
>The Aldmeri Dominion and the remnants of the Empire are at war >Cyrodiil and Skyrim have fallen >You're a stowaway from Tamriel escaping the war who got washed ashore along with other refugees in an alien land >You eventually encounter an honorable, disciplined but warlike human race >They claim to be the progenitors of the Empire that you knew and allowed them to flourish because the Elder Scrolls foretold it to be so >The "petty squabbles" between the Thalmor and the Empire are also part of the prophecy and it is their divine destiny to eventually take over Tamriel
Also comes with settlement building for refugees as the masters of the land are benevolent enough.
Xavier Gomez
nigger how about just a magic system where I can rip thunderbolts out of thin air and toss them like fucking Gwyn and how about some fucking scaling so I can actually use them
Like god damn I just want my spells to have weight and power, I want my fireballs to crater the earth and my lightning to split trees and burn forests down I want to displace earth and send enemies panicking
like shit
Owen Carter
>The Aldmeri Dominion and the remnants of the Empire are at war >Cyrodiil and Skyrim have fallen I think the post-apocalyptic stuff should stay in Fallout.
Wyatt White
losing (or even suffering) a war isn't fucking post-apocalyptic you nimrod
skyrim is already post-apoc by that goddamn standard
Robert Peterson
The Empire being essentially dead would be pretty close to post-apocalyptic. I'd just prefer something a bit less grimdark and cynical and a bit more idealistic and heroic.
Xavier Lewis
Meh he/she is probably dead by now if the game take place after Skyrim Would be cool to find clues about him, a stranded ship, entry of a journals he wrote about his exploration on the island, maybe dialogue from certain character It could be a nice treasure hunt to search for his body and loot from Morrowind he could have bring with him
Liam Ortiz
this is literally exactly what happens between oblivion and skyrim
the Mede Empire has very little to do with the Septim Empire
What, do you think Star Wars is grimdark because the Republic falls?
Isaac Ross
and the other guy: I just made them up as I went along, the names weren't really in focus. It could easily have cool names like "Terrorgale", Suspicious Breeze" or "Air of Confusion" or whatever instead. I did make up some more though:
"Imply Guilt", giving the target shifty eyes and suspicious nervousness. The guards will ignore you for a while, focusing on the other guy instad. There's also a % the other guy goes to jail and you'll never be investigated.
"Magnetize shield". The enemies weapon sticks to his shield. While the shield itself is more dangerous, he will have to use his shield skill to attack you (with a penalty as a weapon stuck to a shield is less dangerous). This can however backfire if you face an enemy who is a legendary shield user but a poor swordsman. If they keep pulling out backup weapons, these will also stick and increase the damage of the shield, but if the total weight is too high they will drop it. This means the spell is good for enemies who have either one or a lot of weapons, while mid-tier weapon carriers become more dangerous. You'll have to be selective in who you magnetize.
"Pen is migthier". If you're doing a merchant/pacifist-ish type run, or simply want to give a friendly bookkeeper or whatever a chance to survive a bandit attack, this imbues the target with the power to fight effectively with household items, like pens and brooms for weapons, buckets for shields and so on. It wouldn't be overly powerful like the name implies, but useful in a pinch.
"Confusing Forest" for sneak characters. If you can hide temporarily, the enemy will lose his sense of direction (in woodland) and start wandering off in a random direction for a while. This way, you can draw powerfull enemies off and then attack the fort or whatever more managable resistance.
Sebastian Collins
More like >removed fatigue >perk tree reduced to a warrior, mage and thief branch >fallout 4 dialogue system >somehow """cities""" manage to be even smaller >only three spells - fire, ice, lightning attack >quest marker removed - you are simply teleported to where you have to go, red arrows show up on screen to guide you further
Noah Kelly
Oh thats pretty cool
Alexander Allen
I think these things might be a bit too gimmicky and situational to work well in a real-time combat system.
Carson Foster
considering he can't catch diseases or die from age the only way he could go is by combat, and as far as combat goes he's killed at least one god
Chase Parker
What will actually happen: >game is dx11 only when every other game is dx12 >it becomes more emphasis on shooting aka magic because mers like magics >most rpg elements removed, you just pick up a staff and mod the crap out of it >story is even more linear than Skyrim, your only goal is to kill the big bad Thalmor
Matthew Ross
>akavir >imperials/thalmor are dumping criminals in akavir to colonize it like australia >you're one of the criminals but shit happens and you're free now >since akavir is full of shit they have an excuse to not have any towns >you have to make your own settlements just like in fallout 4 10/10 goty fleetwood mac
Jayden Martinez
But Akavir is an entire continent full of evil snake and tiger people.
Nicholas Cruz
and they all want to kill you just like Fallout 4!
Matthew Murphy
A few problems with this but I like where its going >Keep traditional racial effect, i,e. Argonian watervreathing and Khajiit nightvision in addition to your ideas, but replace thu'um, wild hunt, sword singing, and limit the khajoit subraces to suthay, suthayraht, ohmes, ohmesraht, cathay, and cathayraht. Like the idea of argonian hist transformations >remove any delusion of sea elves and imgas, these would never be playable >i like the idea you had for choosing your own stats, but limit it by race. A breton can alot points into magic skills, speech, and enchanting, but not heavy armor and two handed and the like. Having a game too open like this is what made Skyrim so casual >shadow magic is a dumb fucking idea, bringing mysticism back would be a better idea As for some added suggestions >reintroduction of hand to hand >overhauled archery and stealth to fix the TES cliche of stealth archery being the most overpowered thing in existence >Actual racism and sexism implemented to make the world more organic. Khajiit and Argonians are shown as more friendly with eachother due to the slavery built bonds they shared, and dark elves are hated by these two races to extreme measures As for a setting >High Rock is probably the safest bet >Follows to fall of the empire after the skyrim civil war, Skyrim, Hammerfell, Orsinium, High Rock, Morrowind and Black Marsh have all suceded from the empire and the remaining provinces are ruled by the thalmor >you play a role in deciding whether or not hammerfell falls, it will act as a deciding factor in the subsequent capture of highrock and skyrim >Argonians and Dark elves are too much of a threat to be taken as easily >DLC brings you to the southern part of morrowind/north black marsh where its habitable in order to enlist the help of the two races as well as a momentary alliance between the two >basically an excuse to see a bonemkld dark elf onslaught alongside an army of argonians clad in daedric armor
Robert Murphy
i meant they live in towns and cities
Gavin Long
The Elder Scrolls VI: fucking anywhere they want > Unleveled world > Guild quests require your character to be good at what they do > actual choice and consequence > a decent magyc system > either serously improve radiant quests or remove them altogether. > your character isn't a Mary Sue
Jayden Anderson
they all function like raider caves not interested in discussing realism in a fantasy world with dragons and elves
Jace Adams
> Guild quests require your character to be good at what they do > actual choice and consequence > a decent magic system > either seriously improve radiant quests or remove them altogether. > your character isn't a Mary Sue
So basically not a TES game
Lincoln Ortiz
I wouldn't be surprised if they just dropped the whole Thalmor thing and did something completely unrelated with them occasionally showing up to do shit all again.
Cooper Gonzalez
Possibly npt EA
Ian Morales
SABOTAGE THE ECONOMY
Caleb Gutierrez
>skyrim was my first elder scrolls game
Luis Lee
Basically Morrowind with decent combat
Andrew Hall
mage guild quests were basically just fetch quests and doing an undergrad's work for her
Landon Young
>I never played Gothic I,II, Baldurs Gate I,II, Planescape: Torment >I think Morrowind has good RPG elements and isn't just an action game
>341236217 >implying Morrowind had any of that
Jayden Kelly
>A breton can alot points into magic skills, speech, and enchanting, but not heavy armor and two handed and the like.
This is ridiculous.
>momentary alliance between the two See the previous part. This is literally after thousands of years of slavery followed by a huge massacre.
Robert Hill
>the elder scrolls started with 3 >implying you ever played morrowind
Joshua Rodriguez
>the elder scrolls started with 3
This is how Morrowind fans act.
Ian Barnes
Stop shitposting, fedoralord
Logan Price
>reading comprehension
Ryan Baker
Multiple starting points and scenarios and option to NOT be the chosen one. You can join the chosen one later on and assist them, actively try to hinder their quest, or fuck off and be a blacksmith or something.
Honestly I'd really like a fantasy RPG with more interesting crafting and job systems. Something like Fantasy Life 3DS but a lot more in depth.
Gavin Butler
> not heavy armor and two handed Breton Knights are a pretty big deal actually. In fact every race has plenty of examples of people proficient with any of the various skills, except nord redguard mages.
Ayden Green
It's popular because its just challenging enough to fucking casuals without alienating them and making them feel warm and fuzzy when they beat the boss after 69 failures.
Luke Myers
>"The first two Elder scrolls were good guys!"
Easton Wright
None of the games you mentioned are RPG's, they are visual novels with zero gameplay
James Gray
>Bethesda
never ever.
Adam Young
Far better than Skyrimjob.
Josiah Morgan
cool ideas bro, reality will be >one playable race (imperial) >voiced protag >story about finding your wife's son >magic streamlined to offensive and defensive
Gabriel Brown
>starting as a prisoner again
Isaac Clark
It boggles my mind how you people still care about a franchise that has been getting worse with each iteration. And knowing how it's developer indulges in practices that are bad for gaming and the industry itself.
TESVI will never be set in Summerset Isles since it's said that the island is very political, and, as we know, Bethesda isn't good at writing lore nor is it good at writing dialogue. The story will play like a typical Millenial story where the High Elves are portrayed as evil white racist and so on, with horrible gameplay and voice acting trying to generate memes on the internet.