Just a tiny thought about the M rating
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Khivas_Carrick✭✭✭✭✭A bit? Try a lot.Bobbity Boop, this game might become poop, but I'll still play because I'm just a pile of goop!1 -
Gidorick✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭What ESO really needs is an Auction Horse.
That's right... Horse.
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Reverb✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭I like decapitating people in games. I miss that when I'm playing ESO.Battle not with monsters, lest ye become a monster, and if you gaze into the abyss, the abyss gazes also into you. ~Friedrich Nietzsche0 -
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✭✭✭✭✭Indeed, a lot. Gory and gritty and dirty and nasty and all that. But I try not too ask too much
Make it feel a bit more alive, and less like a play on stage. With more of the small things that I all too often miss in games. Make me have more immersion, let me feel like it is more then just a game.
I mean, it shouldn't be overdone, some try too hard... just think of movies, there are always those which seem to think more gore (or more boobs) can cover up a lack of plot, writing or acting... they are usually wrong... but when it fits into the story, it should be there. And a story about combat in fantasy settings without the occasional dismemberment... eh...0 -
LordTareq✭✭✭✭✭TheShadowScout wrote: »Personally I would like the option to have the game a bit more bloody, with the occasional "fatality" move... toggleable in settings, so those who don't want it can disable it.
Have the game earn that "mature" rating.
Of course, since AoC was mentioned... I am still envious of some other things they had there, though in general I like ESO better...
I wouldn't mind blood either, feels very cartoony at the moment. As for finishing moves, that would be hard to implement as this is an online game first of all, and it would leave your character open for attacks both in pve and pvp.
To again take Age of Conan (an MMO as well) as an example, they actually made the character performing the kill animation immune to hostile effects (including damage) for the duration of the animation AND the kill animation did really high short distance AOE damage. Basically you wanted those kill animations to trigger.
Personally I'd be fine with kill animations only working in PvE in ESO though.
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Jeremy✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭TheShadowScout wrote: »Indeed, a lot. Gory and gritty and dirty and nasty and all that. But I try not too ask too much
Make it feel a bit more alive, and less like a play on stage. With more of the small things that I all too often miss in games. Make me have more immersion, let me feel like it is more then just a game.
I mean, it shouldn't be overdone, some try too hard... just think of movies, there are always those which seem to think more gore (or more boobs) can cover up a lack of plot, writing or acting... they are usually wrong... but when it fits into the story, it should be there. And a story about combat in fantasy settings without the occasional dismemberment... eh...
True. More gore and boobs can't make up for a lack of plot, writing or acting. But when you have a good plot, writing and acting plus the gore and boobs it makes for a really good movie. So adding more violence and nudity is rarely a negative and can help make a good movie even better. I would argue it's the same with video games.1 -
rawne1980b16_ESO✭✭✭✭✭There's no real mature anything in this game . It's a Disney Land Dungeons & Dragons theme park with a little Skyrim seasoning .
Pretty much what I thought.
I haven't found anything in the game i'd consider "mature".
I wouldn't let my youngest play Age of Conan but i'd have no problem letting her play this if she'd put DCUO down for five minutes.2 -
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I couldn't care less about sex and blood, which don't improve anything in my eyes, but I feel compelled to point out that if we're adding boobs, we shouldn't forget about manly abs and naked thighs.TheShadowScout wrote: »Indeed, a lot. Gory and gritty and dirty and nasty and all that. But I try not too ask too much
Make it feel a bit more alive, and less like a play on stage. With more of the small things that I all too often miss in games. Make me have more immersion, let me feel like it is more then just a game.
I mean, it shouldn't be overdone, some try too hard... just think of movies, there are always those which seem to think more gore (or more boobs) can cover up a lack of plot, writing or acting... they are usually wrong... but when it fits into the story, it should be there. And a story about combat in fantasy settings without the occasional dismemberment... eh...
True. More gore and boobs can't make up for a lack of plot, writing or acting. But when you have a good plot, writing and acting plus the gore and boobs it makes for a really good movie. So adding more violence and nudity is rarely a negative and can help make a good movie even better. I would argue it's the same with video games.
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