From a design point of view how do you marry this sense of freedom with a strong narrative and a core story? One of the joys of Oblivion (and Morrowind) is wandering off the beaten track, seeing what is over that hill or round the corner.
There should be no question to anyone whether you're playing the original game or the expansion, there's never any confusion which is which. Given that it's the realm of the daedric prince of madness, it's pretty easy to go a bit 'crazy' with the visuals and still have it feel like it should. More than anything it was an effort to make something that felt very new and fresh. Was this a conscious effort to go back to the more way-out look of Morrowind? The environment seems a lot more outlandish than Oblivion. It's a fair comment, but the challenge is to try to make a game that allows you to go wherever you want and do whatever you want while also making sure that you can actually do something there. We only level up boss creatures in certain cases, so it's not something that happens all the time. You do see different creatures based on what level you are, but they don't level to your level. What are your thoughts on this and why was this designed into the game?
Talking of leveling, there has been some criticism about the leveling structure in Oblivion, with some players annoyed that their enemies level when they do. So a new character could jump straight in, though perhaps have a slightly tougher go of it. Well, it's designed for folks that have been playing Oblivion, but it's not a requirement. Shivering Isles has tons of new content, new world, new main quest, items, creatures, etc.Ĭan new characters jump straight in or is this high-level characters only? I guess you could call that splitting hairs, but we view them very differently.
#HOW DO PEOPLE END UP IN THE SHIVERING ISLES FULL#
It really isn't downloadable content, it's a full expansion for Oblivion that happens to be availableas a download.
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