The Future, I had to do it. Options

[Channler]

So I have an invariable amount of time a day to sit down and reflect. And today I sat down at my computer and decided to type in a few letters that haven't graced my computer in a long 2 or 3 years. Morrowind.com

We all know this just leads to the TES main site, but it reminded me, before the release/announcement of Oblivion, the fervor that which I checked those forums every day, and the absolute excitement I received when the Daedric runes came up when I visited the site.

Well I don't know why, but I feel a little bit of that excitement again. I almost feel like I'm about to jump into the goon rush that is the elder scrolls forums and jump into one of those "TESV" threads. Interesting stuff guessing the future.

Anyways so I think I'll be the first to open up with the grossly general question..

What do you hope for, for TESV?

[Gaius Maximus]

A good suggestion there about towns getting dangerous at night. That could be carried further up in Bravil - due to a certain statue there, I suppose there would be things happening associated with one particular assassin brotherhood. Plus, that place just looks like all the inhabbitants would be doing is mugging each other. Whenever I RP a character in Bravil, he carries around at least a shortsword, for safety purposes.

Also, in addition to the whole dangerous towns thing, perhaps you could be a mugger yourself. What I mean is a creepy guy with a wooden stick with a nail in it and some torn up clothes. For example, if there were no guards in sight, you could have the 'gold or life!' option of conversation, or something like that. Depending on how you looked, how was the person armed, how many gold did it carry and the time this was said, the person would either take it as a joke, ignore you, get unnerved enough to walk away fast, start running, start fighting back or give up the money.

Example - if it was nighttime, you looked like a prisoner that had just broken out of jail, the person had nothing more but a rusty iron dagger, had been carrying some two hundreds (let's say he was lucky gambling that night), and there was no guard nor any other person in sight, the person would just give away the money in fear of his/her life, and would probably be scared enough to keep shut for some time, until finally alerting the guards, by which time you could be far far away already.

This post has been edited by Gaius Maximus: Jan 10 2008, 07:31 PM