Forced Reload Options

[Konji]

So what is the situation on forced reloads? We seem to have quotes from the great Rane and the great Stargazey.as wel as many other kind of great people. A thread would be good to clear this up.

[Daikirai]

Personally, I think forced reloading is a good idea. You have to consider that if you've never touched the main quest, you've got 300+ hours of gameplay, and a level 50 character, but you suddenly decide you want to do the main quest, you've got to make a new character. Though that's not why it was implimented, that's one advantage.

The one thing that I'm pissed about though is the 'icon' that tells you if they're related to the main quest or not. It seems like a huge, in-game spoiler to me, but I have faith in Bethesda Game Studios.

[Aki]

Personally, I think forced reloading is a good idea. You have to consider that if you've never touched the main quest, you've got 300+ hours of gameplay, and a level 50 character, but you suddenly decide you want to do the main quest, you've got to make a new character. Though that's not why it was implimented, that's one advantage.

Morrowind TOLD you when you killed someone important.

So, you knew when you broke the game, and that you'd NEVER finish the mainquest. If someone ignores that, then well, they got what they deserved.

Beth shouldn't have to mess up the game to make it idiot-proof.

[Daikirai]

Morrowind TOLD you when you killed someone important.

So, you knew when you broke the game, and that you'd NEVER finish the mainquest. If someone ignores that, then well, they got what they deserved.

Beth shouldn't have to mess up the game to make it idiot-proof.

Yes, you're right, it did tell you, but that doesn't mean you'll pay attention. In the end it can only work out to your advantage, and as many wise men have stated, if not being able to kill 0.00001% of the game's NPCs is this big of an issue, I can only imagine what you'd do if they decided not to impliment mounts.

[Aki]

Yes, you're right, it did tell you, but that doesn't mean you'll pay attention. In the end it can only work out to your advantage, and as many wise men have stated, if not being able to kill 0.00001% of the game's NPCs is this big of an issue, I can only imagine what you'd do if they decided not to impliment mounts.

I like some degree of immersion and realism. Mounts i don't miss as much as the ability to cut down a guy without getting reverted to a previous save as if this man was some godly extension of Akatosh who can throw back in the past for attacking him...