Starfield has housing system, player jail, and more reveals Bethesda in new Q&AChloyster [she/her]@beehaw.orgmod to Gaming@beehaw.org – 161 points – 11 months agoeurogamer.net119Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentAlso Radiant Quests were already part of Oblivion as well, which they had to dumb down for whatever reason."Whatever reason" being that without the dumbing down, the NPCs were so murderous that, however hilarious it was, it rendered the game unplayable.I only remember that it could render it rather difficult. but not that difficult. thanks for clarifying :)Murderous at each other, not the player.
Also Radiant Quests were already part of Oblivion as well, which they had to dumb down for whatever reason."Whatever reason" being that without the dumbing down, the NPCs were so murderous that, however hilarious it was, it rendered the game unplayable.I only remember that it could render it rather difficult. but not that difficult. thanks for clarifying :)Murderous at each other, not the player.
"Whatever reason" being that without the dumbing down, the NPCs were so murderous that, however hilarious it was, it rendered the game unplayable.I only remember that it could render it rather difficult. but not that difficult. thanks for clarifying :)Murderous at each other, not the player.
I only remember that it could render it rather difficult. but not that difficult. thanks for clarifying :)Murderous at each other, not the player.
Also Radiant Quests were already part of Oblivion as well, which they had to dumb down for whatever reason.
"Whatever reason" being that without the dumbing down, the NPCs were so murderous that, however hilarious it was, it rendered the game unplayable.
I only remember that it could render it rather difficult. but not that difficult. thanks for clarifying :)
Murderous at each other, not the player.