ntobmodfan

I hope the npc's in the TES 5 have more to say and more personality. I honestly didn't really find myself caring much at all, for nearly 90 percent of the characters. I mean, so many of the npcs that fill the game have only like 1 or 2 lines. :unsure: I remember in Morrowind, there was not really any voices, but the npcs all felt so much more alive, because you could read about their history, and background. And because it was text based, the creators, could give them much more to say, and be descriptive in their dialogues. I think another game that does a very good job with npcs is Fable. I enjoyed that game a lot, and a large part of that was because the npcs had so much personality, and were constantly aware of the players exploits. You, as a player were truly the center of the universe in that game, and the npcs let you know it.:) I truly feel that, as much as the pretty architecture, and trees, and monsters, help create an interesting game world, it is the PEOPLE, that I relate to the most, and make me CARE about said world. And as far as Oblivion is concerned, most of the npcs felt VERY shallow IMO. I hope TES 5 finds a way to rectify this. -ntobmodfan