CloisterBlack Posted February 10, 2012 Share Posted February 10, 2012 (edited) Hi everyone! Let me start by saying that I love you guys for making all these wonderful enhancements to a wonderful game. So, after playing Skyrim for 3 days now (yep, I'm a few months late :P ) I noticed a think that bugs me as it breaks the immersion for me.I noticed, that whenever an NPC talks to your character, he/she (your character) does not react to the slightest. So, seeing that the NPCs turn their head to you when you are in their vicinity, I thought it would be a nice idea to make the character turn his/her head to the direction of the person speaking when engaging in dialogue (both dialogue that you or the npcs initiate). I am not refering to the random phrases they tell you when they pass by. To sum up, if, for example you are walking down the street and a random passer by shouts to you a random phrase, then there is no need to react. But if you engage in dialogue then there should be some kind of acknowledgement on your character's part, thus turning over the head. Of course if an NPC engages in dialogue from behind you (has happened) the head shouldn't turn all the way back, ala The Exorcist, no, just to the point were it's physically possible, just to show a reaction. What do you people think, is this possible to be realised? Cheers! Edited February 10, 2012 by CloisterBlack Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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