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DMZ op je IP van je XBOX.quote:Op dinsdag 20 december 2005 10:13 schreef Harmen1984 het volgende:
Iemand een idee hoe ik mijn Live-connection hoger moet krijgen? (Staat nu op "modest"). Hoe moet ik die poorten forwarden? Ik heb zo'n simpele Sweex-router, en ik zou niet weten waar ik die op mijn PC terug zou moeten vinden....
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Heb dat ding nu ook, alleen geen spel ...
wil dalijk ff naar de winkel rijden, maar heb geen idee welke ik zal kopen...
ik zat te denken aan call of duty want die doet het overal goed in de reviews... enig nadeel daarvan is dat ik lees dat ie snel uitgespeeld is...
wat vinden jullie dus het beste xbox360 spel ?
wil dalijk ff naar de winkel rijden, maar heb geen idee welke ik zal kopen...
ik zat te denken aan call of duty want die doet het overal goed in de reviews... enig nadeel daarvan is dat ik lees dat ie snel uitgespeeld is...
wat vinden jullie dus het beste xbox360 spel ?
Ik ben een noob...
Kameoquote:Op dinsdag 20 december 2005 10:53 schreef SqueaK het volgende:
Heb dat ding nu ook, alleen geen spel ...
wil dalijk ff naar de winkel rijden, maar heb geen idee welke ik zal kopen...
ik zat te denken aan call of duty want die doet het overal goed in de reviews... enig nadeel daarvan is dat ik lees dat ie snel uitgespeeld is...
wat vinden jullie dus het beste xbox360 spel ?
The hardware is just a box you buy only because you want to play Mario games - Yamauchi
Mr. Zurkon doesn't need bolts, his currency is pain
Roy-O-Rama | Backlog | Wish-list
Mr. Zurkon doesn't need bolts, his currency is pain
Roy-O-Rama | Backlog | Wish-list
Jongens !!! Enn goeie RPG wat dachten jullie van Morrowind oblivion.
Dit wordt echt de RPG voor de xbox 360
Even wat info:
Yes List
(Things that WILL be in the game)
1st and 3rd Person Views
1500+ NPC’s*
121 Plant Types
150+ Quests
16 Square Miles (Not including dungeons or the realms of Oblivion)
200+ Dungeons*
200+ Hours of Gameplay (Main Quest is 20-25 hours long)
21 Skills*
40+ Creature Types (Many broken down into sub-types)
400+ Books
5 Counts Fighting for Power*
5 Different Breeds of Ride-able Horses for Purchase (Will be kept in stable while in towns or not using)
6 Factions/Guilds (The Arena*, Blades*, Dark Brotherhood*, Fighters’ Guild, Mages’ Guild, Thieves’ Guild*)
7 ‘Big’ Battles (Entailing more than the average 6-8 NPC’s fighting on screen at once)
9 Major Cities*
9000+ Objects (All of which are movable, and react accordingly with the environment)
Ability to Purchase Homes (One in every major city)
Birthsigns (Same 13 from Morrowind but apparently with more detailed and specific effects)
Borders*
Caius Cosades (Returing from MW, but he'll most likely be the only one)
Cast-on-Strike Enchantments
Compass (Will only show places close by and that are relevant to current selected quest, can also mark a place on the map and have it point to that as well)
Daedric Quests (Shrines scattered across the world where you can pick up quests)
Decoration (For your homes but unknown what kinds)
Dogs for Pets (Their disposition towards you based on your Personality)
Dynamic Soft Shadows (For all objects and NPC's/creatures)
Dynamic Weather and Time
Essential NPC Indicator (Subtle icon appears when looking at an essential NPC)
Expanded Character Creation Process*
Events/Festivals (Official mod downloadable for PC and X-Box 360)
Evidence chest (When you're arrested all of your belongings end up here)
Fast Travel Map
Full Character Voice Acting (50+ Hours, Announced: Sean Bean, Linda Carter, Terence Stamp, Patrick Stewart)
Greater Powers for Each Race (Imperials: Star of the West, Voice of the Emperor)
Hoods/Hooded Robes
Horse Armor (Official mod downloadable for PC and X-Box 360)
Improved Combat*
Increased Graphics Options (More optimization for lower end systems)
Infamy Rating (Crime level that goes up but not down, helps calculate NPC disposition)
Interactive Jail (Serve your time or find a means to escape)*
Light, Shadow and Sound Based Sneaking
Lockpicking Mini-game*
Magical Staves (Fire spells from staff (oversized wand?))
Magical Transportation (Instantanious, we're unsure what form or name it will take, but will be similair to Mark & Recall)
Magicka Regeneration (Based on Willpower)
Necromancy (Ability to reanimate defeated enemies or NPC's and have them as followers but unknown for how long)
New and Improved Dialogue System (Listen in on conversations for new topics)
New Persuasion Interface*
Oblivion Realms Locked after Main Quest
Physics-based Sound (A sword sounds different when hitting stone then it does when hitting wood)
Potion Application to Weapons*
Quiver (Container for arrows you wear on your back and arrows visibly disappear)
Races from MW (Altmer (High Elf), Argonian, Bosmer (Wood Elf), Breton, Dunmer (Dark Elf), Imperial, Khajiit, Nord, Orc, and Redguard)
Radiant AI*
Realistic Physics (Havok Engine 3.01 implemented, meaning objects have mass, weight, and react to one another accordingly)
Red Hand (A hand will turn red if an item you're looking at belongs to someone)
Respawning of some NPC’s (Guards and Bandits)
Sitting/Lying Down
Skill Trainers (Master Trainers still unknown)
SpeedTreeRT Technology (Realistic trees and vegetation that will animate in real time to the weather)
Stats Menu (Tracks kills, stolen items, necks bitten as a vampire, etc., all of which will effect how NPC's will react to you)
Stealing of Horses (But they will return to their owners when you leave them)
TES Construction Set (PC Only)*
Traps (Physics based booby-traps)
Traveling NPC’s
Vampires*
Visibly Sheathed Weapons (Swords at belt, bows and long-swords on back)
Welkynd Stones (aka Elven Power Crystals, they wield great power that you can use, but unknown what powers they are)
Yielding*
Footnotes
(Some side information about the various items listed)
1500+ NPC’s: There has been some debate over whether this includes the respawning guards/bandits/etc. Until I find something more specific, while the number is confirmed NPC's, the number that are unique is not and will just have to be something that is up in the air.
200+ Dungeons: The dungeons are all hand crafted and will be darker this time around, with more diverse and ambient lighting.
21 Skills: You will be able to choose 7 major skills (these will start at 15 and are the only ones that effect your leveling) and then the rest will be minor skills (will start at 5 and not effect your leveling). Also, the two attributes chosen to be your main ones will be raised 15 levels each. The starting numbers do not account for bonuses from race. Each skill will have ranks (novice, apprentice, journeyman, expert, and master) depending on how high your level in it is, and for each new rank in that skill you will receive perks that are used automatically when needed. Here is the list of the skills over the 7 attributes (Luck plays a little into all skills) and the known skill perks. At the moment, we do not know how they are split up by specialization:
Strength
Blade (Master: Random paralyzing “neck-strike”)
Blunt (Master: Random paralyzing “neck-strike”)
Hand to Hand ("High-end" Levels: Probable counter-attack and disarming of enemies (when blocking), Master: Random paralyzing “neck-strike”)
Endurance
Armorer (Master: Repair items to over 100%)
Block ("High-end" Levels: Probable counter-attack and disarming of enemies)
Heavy Armor (Progressive: Smaller penalty on using magic)
Agility
Marksman (Progressive: Zoom-in feature, Expert: Knock down opponent)
Security
Sneak
Speed
Acrobatics (“High-end” Levels: Dodge)
Athletics
Light Armor (Progressive: Smaller penalty on using magic)
Intelligence
Alchemy (Progressive: Able to drink more potions and have more current effects)
Conjuration
Mysticism
Willpower
Alteration
Destruction
Restoration
Personality
Illusion
Mercantile (Master: Invest in stores to increase merchants maximum amount of money)
Speechcraft
Additional Note: It has been said that each weapon will have its own sneak attack, and that when used will ignore an opponent’s armor rating to inflict more damage. It has now been confirmed by MSFD that you can still sneak and attack with 2-handed weapons, but you won't receive a bonus for the attack.
9 Major Cities: Ok, here is a list of the 9 major cities in the providence of Cyrodiil (please note that Kvatch does count as one of the 9 major ones, even though it's destroyed). Special thanks to Astarsis for the list:
Anvil - Southwest (Italian type port city, stone buildings with red tiles rooftop)
Bravil - South (Small rundown buildings)
Bruma - North (Skaal type city)
Chorrol – Northwest (26 houses, walled city, fort, church with green windows, classic imperial style, God: Stendar)
Cheydinhal - Northeast (Wooden buildings, paradise pond and natural surroundings, God: Arkay)
Imperial City - Central Island (Capital, 2.5x Vivec, main hub 4x Chorrol, 100 NPC’s, smaller hub and port around, roman stone builder with green rusted cooper domes, God: Talos (Tiber Septim))
Leyawiin - Southern Jungles (rural/wooden style with brown wooden buildings, long with high farm-style roofs)
Kvatch - Southwest (Seems classic imperial style but in ruins, God: Akatosh)
Skingrad - Southwest (Tall stone buildings)
Additional Note: You must use the city gates to enter and exit cities with walls now. You will be unable to levitate/jump over the walls (but you will be able to see landscape if it’s high enough to be seen over the walls). It has not been stated exactly how the devs plan on implementing this limitation.
The Arena (Guild): You’ll be able to bet on fights as well as work your way through the ranks.
The Blades (Guild): You’ll most likely do quests for them during the Main Quest (and perhaps various side quests), but will be unable to join.
Borders: Borders are invisible walls that prevent you from going beyond the edges of Cyrodiil. These borders will be comprised of natural boundaries (i.e. rivers, mountains, etc.) and other times will just be unnoticeable invisible barriers blocking your path with a message telling you to ‘go back’. Additional Note: You’ll still be able to see ‘beyond’ the borders so you don’t feel awkward about them.
The Counts (5 Houses): You'll be able to do quests for the five Counts that are fighting for power in Cyrodiil, but will be unable to join any one of them.
Dark Brotherhood (guild): To gain admittance, you will need to kill someone innocent. Only then will someone confront you about joining the guild.
Expanded Character Creation Process: The new character selection has gotten a complete overhaul from the one in Morrowind. You will now use sliders to pick custom age, face, brow, cheeks, chin, forehead, jaw, mouth, nose, skin tone, beard, eyes, eyebrows, lips, and nose (eyes will be chosen from a list). There will be no ability to change body type (as this could result in clipping issues). Also, age will be a cosmetic effect only. It will have no effect on starting stats, or affect your stats while playing the game. No character will age in game. Additional Note: There will be no modeled beards/facial hair. There will only be beard/facial hair shaders, so you will look like you have a heavy 5 o’clock shadow. Also, there is a RGB slider for hair color, so hair color can be as wild as you want.
Forced Reloads (No List): Ok, they changed it again, and to our liking, I’m sure. They have taken out the forced reload and inserted in its place a new condition. If you happen to attack and kill an essential NPC, they don’t die, but instead go unconscious for a time. Eventually they will get back up, and go about their daily business (most probably with a lowered disposition towards you for killing them). Additional Note: Fortunately, it has been said that when an essential NPC has served their purpose, the flag on them will be turned off and you can kill to your hearts content. Also see the Yielding footnote.
Improved Combat: With the new combat system implemented you'll be able to manually block, attack quickly using different combos, or use one of the five 'special' or 'super' attacks (per skill) all of which have their own benefits when fighting. Holding up you shield will slow you down (unable to run), and you also have to be facing your opponent to block an attack. The block skill will govern all effectiveness of blocking, whether it is done with a weapon, shield or your hands. Blocking with a weapon or shield absorbs damage from the attack (preventing some of it from getting to you), but they will also take damage. Blocking with you hands will not absorb weapon damage, only hand to hand damage. Additional Note: Also this time a hit is a ‘hit’. There is no ‘to-hit roll’ for hitting or missing, it only does ‘rolls’ on your stats and skills to determine what damage is done to the enemy. Also see the Yielding footnote.
Interactive Jail (Escaping): Picking the lock, stealing the key from the guard when he walks by, starting a fight with the other prisoner so the guard investigates, bribe the guard (possibly), wait until another prisoner is to be released and then run out of the cell, etc.
Lockpicking Mini-game: You are now taken to a different screen when attempting to pick a lock. You will now have to use a lockpick to tap tumblers into the “unlock” position. The harder the lock, the more tumblers there are and they are difficult it is to lock the tumblers in place. Additional Note: You can tell the game to solve the lock itself without having you do it manually, and the game does a dice roll against the lock using your security skill. The higher your skill, the better chance it opening without breaking your pick.
New Persuasion Interface: In the E3 demo, we saw a new interface that was almost a mini-game in itself, where you pick a choice with your cursor (Boast, Admire, Joke, Bully) and watch the NPC reaction to guage which one to choose. Since then we have been informed that that interface has been scraped and a new one is in it's place. At the moment, we have no new information about it.
Potion Application to Weapons: You when you make a potion, you can use it on a weapon of your choice to add that effect to the weapon, and will be transferred to the next person you hit with the effected weapon. A small green droplet icon appears on the screen indicating a potion has been applied to the weapon
Radiant AI: NPC’s will have 24/7 schedules, such as closing their shop at night, or locking their door when they go to bed. They also have full facial expressions and will react accordingly to what race they are talking to (High Elves would have a lower disposition to a Wood Elf, than say another High Elf). Additional Note: It has been said that NPC’s will have many more parameters that go into decisions that they choose. Just a couple of them are confidence and responsibility.
Realistic clothing movement (Maybe List): Clothing is still unsure, but there will be no "bouncy breasts" or movable hair on characters. There will be tails though, and they will be "havok'd". Unfortunately the thread this issue is gone, and the topic is just about dead. If anyone finds a new one, please contact me and I'll post the link to it here.
Screen Shots:
http://www.elderscrolls.com/art/obliv_pc_screens_01.htm
E3 2005 Demo verdeeld in 6 chapters:
http://www.elderscrolls.com/downloads/media_movies.htm
Dit wordt echt de RPG voor de xbox 360
Even wat info:
Yes List
(Things that WILL be in the game)
1st and 3rd Person Views
1500+ NPC’s*
121 Plant Types
150+ Quests
16 Square Miles (Not including dungeons or the realms of Oblivion)
200+ Dungeons*
200+ Hours of Gameplay (Main Quest is 20-25 hours long)
21 Skills*
40+ Creature Types (Many broken down into sub-types)
400+ Books
5 Counts Fighting for Power*
5 Different Breeds of Ride-able Horses for Purchase (Will be kept in stable while in towns or not using)
6 Factions/Guilds (The Arena*, Blades*, Dark Brotherhood*, Fighters’ Guild, Mages’ Guild, Thieves’ Guild*)
7 ‘Big’ Battles (Entailing more than the average 6-8 NPC’s fighting on screen at once)
9 Major Cities*
9000+ Objects (All of which are movable, and react accordingly with the environment)
Ability to Purchase Homes (One in every major city)
Birthsigns (Same 13 from Morrowind but apparently with more detailed and specific effects)
Borders*
Caius Cosades (Returing from MW, but he'll most likely be the only one)
Cast-on-Strike Enchantments
Compass (Will only show places close by and that are relevant to current selected quest, can also mark a place on the map and have it point to that as well)
Daedric Quests (Shrines scattered across the world where you can pick up quests)
Decoration (For your homes but unknown what kinds)
Dogs for Pets (Their disposition towards you based on your Personality)
Dynamic Soft Shadows (For all objects and NPC's/creatures)
Dynamic Weather and Time
Essential NPC Indicator (Subtle icon appears when looking at an essential NPC)
Expanded Character Creation Process*
Events/Festivals (Official mod downloadable for PC and X-Box 360)
Evidence chest (When you're arrested all of your belongings end up here)
Fast Travel Map
Full Character Voice Acting (50+ Hours, Announced: Sean Bean, Linda Carter, Terence Stamp, Patrick Stewart)
Greater Powers for Each Race (Imperials: Star of the West, Voice of the Emperor)
Hoods/Hooded Robes
Horse Armor (Official mod downloadable for PC and X-Box 360)
Improved Combat*
Increased Graphics Options (More optimization for lower end systems)
Infamy Rating (Crime level that goes up but not down, helps calculate NPC disposition)
Interactive Jail (Serve your time or find a means to escape)*
Light, Shadow and Sound Based Sneaking
Lockpicking Mini-game*
Magical Staves (Fire spells from staff (oversized wand?))
Magical Transportation (Instantanious, we're unsure what form or name it will take, but will be similair to Mark & Recall)
Magicka Regeneration (Based on Willpower)
Necromancy (Ability to reanimate defeated enemies or NPC's and have them as followers but unknown for how long)
New and Improved Dialogue System (Listen in on conversations for new topics)
New Persuasion Interface*
Oblivion Realms Locked after Main Quest
Physics-based Sound (A sword sounds different when hitting stone then it does when hitting wood)
Potion Application to Weapons*
Quiver (Container for arrows you wear on your back and arrows visibly disappear)
Races from MW (Altmer (High Elf), Argonian, Bosmer (Wood Elf), Breton, Dunmer (Dark Elf), Imperial, Khajiit, Nord, Orc, and Redguard)
Radiant AI*
Realistic Physics (Havok Engine 3.01 implemented, meaning objects have mass, weight, and react to one another accordingly)
Red Hand (A hand will turn red if an item you're looking at belongs to someone)
Respawning of some NPC’s (Guards and Bandits)
Sitting/Lying Down
Skill Trainers (Master Trainers still unknown)
SpeedTreeRT Technology (Realistic trees and vegetation that will animate in real time to the weather)
Stats Menu (Tracks kills, stolen items, necks bitten as a vampire, etc., all of which will effect how NPC's will react to you)
Stealing of Horses (But they will return to their owners when you leave them)
TES Construction Set (PC Only)*
Traps (Physics based booby-traps)
Traveling NPC’s
Vampires*
Visibly Sheathed Weapons (Swords at belt, bows and long-swords on back)
Welkynd Stones (aka Elven Power Crystals, they wield great power that you can use, but unknown what powers they are)
Yielding*
Footnotes
(Some side information about the various items listed)
1500+ NPC’s: There has been some debate over whether this includes the respawning guards/bandits/etc. Until I find something more specific, while the number is confirmed NPC's, the number that are unique is not and will just have to be something that is up in the air.
200+ Dungeons: The dungeons are all hand crafted and will be darker this time around, with more diverse and ambient lighting.
21 Skills: You will be able to choose 7 major skills (these will start at 15 and are the only ones that effect your leveling) and then the rest will be minor skills (will start at 5 and not effect your leveling). Also, the two attributes chosen to be your main ones will be raised 15 levels each. The starting numbers do not account for bonuses from race. Each skill will have ranks (novice, apprentice, journeyman, expert, and master) depending on how high your level in it is, and for each new rank in that skill you will receive perks that are used automatically when needed. Here is the list of the skills over the 7 attributes (Luck plays a little into all skills) and the known skill perks. At the moment, we do not know how they are split up by specialization:
Strength
Blade (Master: Random paralyzing “neck-strike”)
Blunt (Master: Random paralyzing “neck-strike”)
Hand to Hand ("High-end" Levels: Probable counter-attack and disarming of enemies (when blocking), Master: Random paralyzing “neck-strike”)
Endurance
Armorer (Master: Repair items to over 100%)
Block ("High-end" Levels: Probable counter-attack and disarming of enemies)
Heavy Armor (Progressive: Smaller penalty on using magic)
Agility
Marksman (Progressive: Zoom-in feature, Expert: Knock down opponent)
Security
Sneak
Speed
Acrobatics (“High-end” Levels: Dodge)
Athletics
Light Armor (Progressive: Smaller penalty on using magic)
Intelligence
Alchemy (Progressive: Able to drink more potions and have more current effects)
Conjuration
Mysticism
Willpower
Alteration
Destruction
Restoration
Personality
Illusion
Mercantile (Master: Invest in stores to increase merchants maximum amount of money)
Speechcraft
Additional Note: It has been said that each weapon will have its own sneak attack, and that when used will ignore an opponent’s armor rating to inflict more damage. It has now been confirmed by MSFD that you can still sneak and attack with 2-handed weapons, but you won't receive a bonus for the attack.
9 Major Cities: Ok, here is a list of the 9 major cities in the providence of Cyrodiil (please note that Kvatch does count as one of the 9 major ones, even though it's destroyed). Special thanks to Astarsis for the list:
Anvil - Southwest (Italian type port city, stone buildings with red tiles rooftop)
Bravil - South (Small rundown buildings)
Bruma - North (Skaal type city)
Chorrol – Northwest (26 houses, walled city, fort, church with green windows, classic imperial style, God: Stendar)
Cheydinhal - Northeast (Wooden buildings, paradise pond and natural surroundings, God: Arkay)
Imperial City - Central Island (Capital, 2.5x Vivec, main hub 4x Chorrol, 100 NPC’s, smaller hub and port around, roman stone builder with green rusted cooper domes, God: Talos (Tiber Septim))
Leyawiin - Southern Jungles (rural/wooden style with brown wooden buildings, long with high farm-style roofs)
Kvatch - Southwest (Seems classic imperial style but in ruins, God: Akatosh)
Skingrad - Southwest (Tall stone buildings)
Additional Note: You must use the city gates to enter and exit cities with walls now. You will be unable to levitate/jump over the walls (but you will be able to see landscape if it’s high enough to be seen over the walls). It has not been stated exactly how the devs plan on implementing this limitation.
The Arena (Guild): You’ll be able to bet on fights as well as work your way through the ranks.
The Blades (Guild): You’ll most likely do quests for them during the Main Quest (and perhaps various side quests), but will be unable to join.
Borders: Borders are invisible walls that prevent you from going beyond the edges of Cyrodiil. These borders will be comprised of natural boundaries (i.e. rivers, mountains, etc.) and other times will just be unnoticeable invisible barriers blocking your path with a message telling you to ‘go back’. Additional Note: You’ll still be able to see ‘beyond’ the borders so you don’t feel awkward about them.
The Counts (5 Houses): You'll be able to do quests for the five Counts that are fighting for power in Cyrodiil, but will be unable to join any one of them.
Dark Brotherhood (guild): To gain admittance, you will need to kill someone innocent. Only then will someone confront you about joining the guild.
Expanded Character Creation Process: The new character selection has gotten a complete overhaul from the one in Morrowind. You will now use sliders to pick custom age, face, brow, cheeks, chin, forehead, jaw, mouth, nose, skin tone, beard, eyes, eyebrows, lips, and nose (eyes will be chosen from a list). There will be no ability to change body type (as this could result in clipping issues). Also, age will be a cosmetic effect only. It will have no effect on starting stats, or affect your stats while playing the game. No character will age in game. Additional Note: There will be no modeled beards/facial hair. There will only be beard/facial hair shaders, so you will look like you have a heavy 5 o’clock shadow. Also, there is a RGB slider for hair color, so hair color can be as wild as you want.
Forced Reloads (No List): Ok, they changed it again, and to our liking, I’m sure. They have taken out the forced reload and inserted in its place a new condition. If you happen to attack and kill an essential NPC, they don’t die, but instead go unconscious for a time. Eventually they will get back up, and go about their daily business (most probably with a lowered disposition towards you for killing them). Additional Note: Fortunately, it has been said that when an essential NPC has served their purpose, the flag on them will be turned off and you can kill to your hearts content. Also see the Yielding footnote.
Improved Combat: With the new combat system implemented you'll be able to manually block, attack quickly using different combos, or use one of the five 'special' or 'super' attacks (per skill) all of which have their own benefits when fighting. Holding up you shield will slow you down (unable to run), and you also have to be facing your opponent to block an attack. The block skill will govern all effectiveness of blocking, whether it is done with a weapon, shield or your hands. Blocking with a weapon or shield absorbs damage from the attack (preventing some of it from getting to you), but they will also take damage. Blocking with you hands will not absorb weapon damage, only hand to hand damage. Additional Note: Also this time a hit is a ‘hit’. There is no ‘to-hit roll’ for hitting or missing, it only does ‘rolls’ on your stats and skills to determine what damage is done to the enemy. Also see the Yielding footnote.
Interactive Jail (Escaping): Picking the lock, stealing the key from the guard when he walks by, starting a fight with the other prisoner so the guard investigates, bribe the guard (possibly), wait until another prisoner is to be released and then run out of the cell, etc.
Lockpicking Mini-game: You are now taken to a different screen when attempting to pick a lock. You will now have to use a lockpick to tap tumblers into the “unlock” position. The harder the lock, the more tumblers there are and they are difficult it is to lock the tumblers in place. Additional Note: You can tell the game to solve the lock itself without having you do it manually, and the game does a dice roll against the lock using your security skill. The higher your skill, the better chance it opening without breaking your pick.
New Persuasion Interface: In the E3 demo, we saw a new interface that was almost a mini-game in itself, where you pick a choice with your cursor (Boast, Admire, Joke, Bully) and watch the NPC reaction to guage which one to choose. Since then we have been informed that that interface has been scraped and a new one is in it's place. At the moment, we have no new information about it.
Potion Application to Weapons: You when you make a potion, you can use it on a weapon of your choice to add that effect to the weapon, and will be transferred to the next person you hit with the effected weapon. A small green droplet icon appears on the screen indicating a potion has been applied to the weapon
Radiant AI: NPC’s will have 24/7 schedules, such as closing their shop at night, or locking their door when they go to bed. They also have full facial expressions and will react accordingly to what race they are talking to (High Elves would have a lower disposition to a Wood Elf, than say another High Elf). Additional Note: It has been said that NPC’s will have many more parameters that go into decisions that they choose. Just a couple of them are confidence and responsibility.
Realistic clothing movement (Maybe List): Clothing is still unsure, but there will be no "bouncy breasts" or movable hair on characters. There will be tails though, and they will be "havok'd". Unfortunately the thread this issue is gone, and the topic is just about dead. If anyone finds a new one, please contact me and I'll post the link to it here.
Screen Shots:
http://www.elderscrolls.com/art/obliv_pc_screens_01.htm
E3 2005 Demo verdeeld in 6 chapters:
http://www.elderscrolls.com/downloads/media_movies.htm
Ik vind Kameo ook echt vermakelijk! Ik moest er in het begin even inkomen, maar nu trekt dat hele spel me mee. Ik zie dat ie niet zoveel replay waarde heeft, maar ik game niet vaak (werk....) dus wat dat betreft kun je er een hele tijd mee doen. Verder heb ik PGR3, en dat is gewoon een goed spel omdat je lekker makkelijk en snel kan racen. Zondag om tien voor zeven nog even twee races gereden om vervolgens ruim op tijd naar het voetbal te kunnen kijken!
Op mijn verlanglijstje staan nog CoD2 en Condemned. Moet maar eens kijken wanneer ik die eens ga halen.
Op mijn verlanglijstje staan nog CoD2 en Condemned. Moet maar eens kijken wanneer ik die eens ga halen.
Oblivion, mwah, trekt me nog niet zo
The hardware is just a box you buy only because you want to play Mario games - Yamauchi
Mr. Zurkon doesn't need bolts, his currency is pain
Roy-O-Rama | Backlog | Wish-list
Mr. Zurkon doesn't need bolts, his currency is pain
Roy-O-Rama | Backlog | Wish-list
Kameo intro filmpje stottert bij mij ook (dat stukje wat ook in de demo zit).... Dacht eerst dat het aan de demo lag, maar vanaf DVD doet ie het dus ook. Verder tijdens het spel nergens last van en ik geloof dat het ook alleen in dat introfilmpje is
Heb hem op Pal 50Hz staan, zal die 60Hz eens proberen...
Verder met PGR3 en PD0 nergens last van, perfect beeld.....
Iemand een idee of er ergens een website is waarop je Live Marketplace updates kunt zien? Beetje moe van dat steeds via XBOX checken of er nieuwe demo's zijn (Full Auto bijvoorbeeld)...
Heb hem op Pal 50Hz staan, zal die 60Hz eens proberen...
Verder met PGR3 en PD0 nergens last van, perfect beeld.....
Iemand een idee of er ergens een website is waarop je Live Marketplace updates kunt zien? Beetje moe van dat steeds via XBOX checken of er nieuwe demo's zijn (Full Auto bijvoorbeeld)...
Haters everywhere but I don't really care.
Lijkt me ook geen ruk aan....quote:Op dinsdag 20 december 2005 11:04 schreef Notorious_Roy het volgende:
Oblivion, mwah, trekt me nog niet zo
Sowieso, alles met zwaardvechten vind ik standaard kut, laserzwaarden uitgezonderd....
't is bijna 2006, doe's eeen RPG in deze tijd...
Haters everywhere but I don't really care.
Iemand wel eens problemen met opstarten? Ik heb regelmatig dat het beeld op zwart blijft, als ik 'm vervolgens uitzet en weer aanzet, doet-ie het wel gewoon...
Xbox Live Gamertag: Harmen84
Damn oblivion daar heb ik me xbox360 voor aangeschaft
Tis trouwens fanatasy niet alleen zwaard vechten dus..
Tis trouwens fanatasy niet alleen zwaard vechten dus..
Oblivion.... jaaa daar wacht ik ook op
A discovery is said to be an accident meeting a prepared mind.
Oh, zeker ook boogschieten, mes steken en lans werpenquote:Op dinsdag 20 december 2005 11:13 schreef Gargoylesla het volgende:
Damn oblivion daar heb ik me xbox360 voor aangeschaft
Tis trouwens fanatasy niet alleen zwaard vechten dus..
Haters everywhere but I don't really care.
Toverenquote:Op dinsdag 20 december 2005 11:16 schreef matthijst het volgende:
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Oh, zeker ook boogschieten, mes steken en lans werpen
The hardware is just a box you buy only because you want to play Mario games - Yamauchi
Mr. Zurkon doesn't need bolts, his currency is pain
Roy-O-Rama | Backlog | Wish-list
Mr. Zurkon doesn't need bolts, his currency is pain
Roy-O-Rama | Backlog | Wish-list
Luister de een vind het wel cool en de ander niet. Feit is dat de Morrowind serie altijd erg hoog scoort en geliefd is. De vrijheid en het avontuur en juist die tijd spreekt me erg aan !quote:Op dinsdag 20 december 2005 11:16 schreef matthijst het volgende:
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Oh, zeker ook boogschieten, mes steken en lans werpen
Luister de een vind het wel cool en de ander niet. Feit is dat de Morrowind serie altijd erg hoog scoort en geliefd is. De vrijheid en het avontuur en juist die tijd spreekt me erg aan !
A discovery is said to be an accident meeting a prepared mind.
de vrijheid en het avonturen spreekt mij ook erg aan . Nu nog een 360
welcome to my submarine lair. It's long, hard and full of seamen!
GTA, soort van RPG in deze tijdquote:Op dinsdag 20 december 2005 11:08 schreef matthijst het volgende:
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't is bijna 2006, doe's eeen RPG in deze tijd...
The line is a dot to you!
quote:
Vrijheid =!= RPG
The hardware is just a box you buy only because you want to play Mario games - Yamauchi
Mr. Zurkon doesn't need bolts, his currency is pain
Roy-O-Rama | Backlog | Wish-list
Mr. Zurkon doesn't need bolts, his currency is pain
Roy-O-Rama | Backlog | Wish-list
quote:Op dinsdag 20 december 2005 11:18 schreef Chocobo het volgende:
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Luister de een vind het wel cool en de ander niet. Feit is dat de MorrowindElder Scrolls serie altijd erg hoog scoort en geliefd is. De vrijheid en het avontuur en juist die tijd spreekt me erg aan !
Rocks? Check.
Laser beams? Check.
Acid? Check.
Body bag? Check.
Laser beams? Check.
Acid? Check.
Body bag? Check.
Ik heb het te doen met je MMaRsuquote:Op dinsdag 20 december 2005 11:20 schreef MMaRsu het volgende:
de vrijheid en het avonturen spreekt mij ook erg aan . Nu nog een 360
Maar je hebt geluk, het duurt nog ongeveer 2 maanden voordat het spel uitkomt
Wat denken de mensen hier trouwens van dit spel ??
komt binnen kort uit.
Frame City Killer
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Screens en trailer:
http://www.xbox.com/en-US/games/f/framecitykiller/
komt binnen kort uit.
Frame City Killer
Frame City is a high-tech urban jungle in East Asia and the source of the deadly New Age drug Visual Acid. Play as Crow, a deep-cover agent posing as an assassin sent to eliminate Khan, the mysterious terrorist and kingpin of the Visual Acid syndicate. As the Frame City Killer™, a hit man, track and profile your targets to orchestrate the perfect hit. Acquire the right weapon, pay an informant, and set up the hit.
You're in control—you decide how to carry out the mission. The more missions you complete, the closer you get to targeting Khan. Uncover the mystery and take out the criminal organization by any means necessary.
Formulate your own hit method: Take out the target with a bomb before he leaves home, or snipe the target with a rifle while he's jogging—how you execute the contract is up to you.
- Scan and plan hits: You choose the method of tracking and collecting information on your target to plan your hit. Talk to the target's associates, intimidate thugs into coughing up information, or pay an informer. Map out a pattern in your target's activities to plan the perfect hit.
- Use the "Sequential Kill" system: Devastate multiple enemies with a chain of attacks. Shoot, evade, and go hand-to-hand in one smooth attack combination that instantly takes out several enemies at once.
- Explore intense, immersive environments: Travel through different times of day and drive a variety of vehicles in realistic interactive environments. Dive for cover as bombs shatter windows and bullets tear through cars.
- Experience cutting-edge technology: Powered by the latest UnrealŪ Engine™, Frame City Killer delivers unbelievably detailed visuals and palm-sweating challenges to even the most hardcore gamer.
Screens en trailer:
http://www.xbox.com/en-US/games/f/framecitykiller/
