Bazy

I am confused by something happening in the creation kit. For example, say I want to remove all enchanted daedric weapons and armor from leveled lists. Accordingly, I deleted all the leveled lists that had "enchdaedric" in them. No problems. Everything is deleted and removed from other lists. And the "users" count drops to 0. However, when I load my file again, some of the previously deleted leveled lists have returned and have repopulated the lists I had deleted. And they are still marked as deleted... Can anyone help me shed light on this?

Pretty sure they are not allowed to reveal those kinds of details.

This could very well be the case. My apologies if I am expecting something I shouldn't be.

1) That's exactly what they are. Sorry. 2) What spoilers? You were out of line. CrzyFool didn't have to do anything. If you'd like to critique, be polite about it, don't slander a person who owes you nothing. "I gave an exemplar of something great he added in his preview. He described a battle that was very informative on what it would be like to play the game and how some of the mechanics and environments interact. This is awesome. This is a good preview. And do to that he didn't need to tell me the name of the dungeon, the name of the NPC he was fighting with, how he accepted the quest, where he accepted the quest etc. All of which he included earlier and I don't think are appropriate." Also slander is making a false defamatory oral statement. I'm not sure how I did that. Nor am I sure how I was being immpolite. I gave no ad hominom attacks. I was blunt about what I thought was good and bad about the article and what I would prefer to see differently.

Believe it or not, previews are not written specifically to cater to existing fans and provide a stream of features for them to analyze. Generally, the publisher allows the press to play it in order to spread buzz about the game and increase pre-orders/sales; if you're already planning to buy the game but want to know more anyway, that's unfortunate. That's not the author's fault. The only "spoiler" I can think of is Ma'iq, and he's already been confirmed in other previews around the same location; what else were you referring to as a spoiler? Doesn't that include the other game features you were requesting? Isn't the nature of a preview to spoil small parts of the game so people want to see the rest? Dave was kind enough to field questions from us in the week leading up to his visit...if you'd been here longer than 3 posts, you'd have had the opportunity for which you were looking. It's selfish and ungrateful to assume he'd write some sort of tell-all specifically tailored to what you believe "people" want out of it, and it's very rude to chastise him when he's spent so much time and effort on these forums keeping us informed. I don't see anywhere in my post where I asked for a listing of stats or a stream of features. You are putting words in my mouth. I simply want a preview of the game that doesn't involve 1) another play by play of one individual's experience, or 2) spoilers. I gave an exemplar of something great he added in his preview. He described a battle that was very informative on what it would be like to play the game and how some of the mechanics and environments interact. This is awesome. This is a good preview. And do to that he didn't need to tell me the name of the dungeon, the name of the NPC he was fighting with, how he accepted the quest, where he accepted the quest etc. All of which he included earlier and I don't think are appropriate. You may think I'm being rude. That is certainly not my intention, I simply wanted to give an honest opinion.

I thought this preview was going to be different than the dozens of others. Unfortunately for the most part it wasn't. Mostly just a play by play of the individual's experience. I would rather not hear about your story. I want to hear about the game. The worst part was, in my opinion, the blatant spoilers such that I had to stop reading. That didn't stop me from catching a glimpse of the massive map spoiler with arrows pointing to where you can find a certain NPC. You talked about how you can use environmental effects during battle. That's what I want to hear about, thank you. But please spare us the play by play, especially after you criticize others for doing just that. And please leave out spoilers.

Don't you guys know that enjoyment of a game is directly proportional to how big its install size is?

I'm torn on what to pick. I want to play "hardcore" in the sense that if I die, I have to restart. But I also don't want gameplay that requires me to use broken mechanics to beat it (like oblivion on full slider right). So giving the fact that I cannot die, I will probably play on expert. This seems to give me the best balance of challenge without getting gimped because I didn't play perfectly. I just hope it doesn't become too easy.