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The Skyrim That Should Have Been

Add-ons could come in DLC, or modders will just make them

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  1. Bethesda didn’t exactly shy away from console DLC in the Fallout titles. I’d be surprised if they didn’t have some interesting stuff in mind for Skyrim. DLC = easy dollars. They know this.

    • Zach Walton

      A lot of this stuff, especially the graphical enhancements, could only be done on the PC though so I expect more free DLC like the hi-res texture pack they released yesterday. The other stuff like Dragon Mounts and Giant Mudcrabs I can see coming as DLC to all platforms. Once again, for Bethesda titles, the PC version is definitely the definitive version for the huge modding community. You get a great game on consoles, but you can make the game better yourself on the PC.

  2. John S

    The lighting affects, water effects and the snow footprints certainly felt like something which should have been in the game to begin with.

    I liked the idea of mounted combat and the spear fighting looked pretty awesome as well.

  3. Baron

    They shouldn’t be proud of this video; they should be ashamed that the rank & file workers came up with so more great ideas in just a single week than the actual designers did with all their months of time. That this stuff wasn’t included in the initial release shows just how designed-by-committee and creatively bankrupt this game was–> they could have given this opportunity to ‘do whatever you want’ to their team months earlier and gotten a slew of great things for the release.

    • Duh

      @Baron

      You aren’t too bright. It says in the video that this was all from the Bethesda Team. The thing is with a lot of these mods, that they need new animations and some new programming to make them, so I’m sure a lot of it was almost already made.

      Game Developers continually have ideas and want to implement EVERYTHING in game. However, the game must ship eventually. Skyrim was also primarily made for the console, meaning a lot of this had to be stripped down. The same thing happened to Oblivion.

      In conclusion. You’re a dummy.

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