The Future Skyrim DLC's

[daventry]

Everytime we see a Patch come out, people find hidden Text in the Patch on a Future DLC, then it comes true. :woot:

 

Now heres a Link http://www.examiner.com/article/future-skyrim-dlc-supposedly-leaked-bethesda-developer-responds on 2 Possible DLC's for Skyrim leaked. :ermm:

A few specific things that were mentioned is a few follower enhancements, including a vendor that sells special gear for your followers, and a special April 1 content update that reaches back to one of their previous games and proves that they aren't above making fun of themselves.

 

Here's the thing - spears can't be added yet. At least not in the way they want to, which is to add an entirely new perk tree. Adding a perk tree means screwing over people with level 81 characters. So, they added the skill reset function in Dragonborn so that they can add spears in their next big DLC (Spears will make more sense in the context of that DLC anyway).

 

Here are 2 more paid DLC expansions planned - both of them true expansions like Dragonborn (one is a bit smaller, one is larger). Without giving a lot away, the next DLC will explore the beginnings of the Nords and Skyrim's culture, as well as the Snow Elves and yes, even the Dwarves. The last DLC will involve the choosing of a new King of Skyrim and the war against the elves.

 

So is this Real or Fake, since everytime someone finds some Info about Skyrim and a Possible DLC, it comes True. :happy:

Edited December 13, 2012 by daventry

[BrettM]

Hard to say. Continuing the Civil War storyline seems like a plausible DLC, but there are others that would be just as plausible. Exploring the beginnings of Norn culture is possible, I suppose, and could be done in a number of ways, including making further use of the Time Wound. We can't rule out either, but there is nothing that really proves them ruled in.

 

The only one that's really suspicious to me is the suggested April 1 DLC. Is Beth in the habit of doing April Fools jokes in their TES games? (I've only played Skyrim.) I know ArenaNet does this every year in Guild Wars 1, and I expect them to do it in GW2, but those are MMOs and the content is easily removed after April 1.

[UrgeNexus]

I saw this article on Reddit a while back and it was apparently a complete fabrication, I don't have any proof handy right now, but I wouldn't put much stock in it.

[BrettM]

After reading the article, I'd have to say the credibility is a little on the low side, especially with a developer brushing it off as half-truths and falsehoods. There's also the bit about modders being able to recreate both Morrowind and Oblivion after all the DLC is released, but I don't see how that would be possible unless they're going to release some large DLCs covering all the territory seen in those two games.

[modder3434]

Take everything read on the internet with a large dose of salt.

[diehard445]

me thinks it will focus more on the dwemer or will continue onto other lands like the dragonborn dlc (i played it :) )

[Lachdonin]

me thinks it will focus more on the dwemer or will continue onto other lands like the dragonborn dlc (i played it :) )

 

We already know a lot about the Dwemer. In truth, there's not much left to explore.

[EnaiSiaion]

Are there even any plans for more DLC at all?

[Pentigan]

I'm rather interested in the April 1st content patch. Which if I know anything about Bethesda's internal jokes, is likely Horse Armor.

[Lachdonin]

I know of only one consumer product company i know which is better at keeping things secret than Bethesda is Games Workshop. You can always be sure that their up to something, but what it is, is anyones guess.