That'd be wasteful.An4Sh said:Am I the only one who sees potential in dragon-bait wives?
Wellenbrecher said:Klimapolitisch* worthwhile.
*no idea how to translate it
"The main difference is that the upper and lower body armors, the cuirass and greaves, have been combined into one piece. This helps create armor styles that have the look we needed for Skyrim"
Grunar said:"The main difference is that the upper and lower body armors, the cuirass and greaves, have been combined into one piece. This helps create armor styles that have the look we needed for Skyrim"
Aww
Isn't that redundant?Verbeek said:gay elves
I seriously doubt that, AFAIK no such mods were made for Oblivion either. Personally I don't mind the simplification so much as the bull**** excuse for it. Performance boost? Who does he think he's talking to, a bunch of mental hospital inmates?Selothi said:Somebody will quickly mod in separate armor pieces, so I'm not worried, just disappointed. They don't gain much time in mesh and texture making by joining them together, do they ? And they just reduce one of the most fundamental parts of roleplaying in western RPGs: playing dress up with your grizzled middle-aged dragon slayer.
Ringwraith #5 said:I seriously doubt that, AFAIK no such mods were made for Oblivion either. Personally I don't mind the simplification so much as the bull**** excuse for it. Performance boost? Who does he think he's talking to, a bunch of mental hospital inmates?Selothi said:Somebody will quickly mod in separate armor pieces, so I'm not worried, just disappointed. They don't gain much time in mesh and texture making by joining them together, do they ? And they just reduce one of the most fundamental parts of roleplaying in western RPGs: playing dress up with your grizzled middle-aged dragon slayer.
Wonder if they'll finally add in a keyring this time?Selothi said:Bring back the ****ing Morrowind inventory, I never got lost in that.
Except for keys ....