A Skeleton? You mean, those things that give us a little bit of experience and occasionally a chattering skull, but no trouble or fright at all?Tall cabinets that when you get close to, the door opens and a skeleton pops half way out and then go back inside and close the cabinet door.
Heh, that one would be fun!Short cabinets that when you're close to it, door opens, a small spider randomly drops out and scurries off.
I doubt it would be as noticeable, but... we do have some quests with floating books, possessed books and such, that will have to suffice...Bookshelf, when in a room long enough you may see the books get pushed to one side to the other as if by invisible ghost.
We don't get to have much in the way of reflections, due to mirrors in tamriel not being of high quality (okay, so the truth it it would take too much CPU power), but... a painting that -changes- slightly every once in a while... that would be great!Mirror and Painting : When looking up close at at painting or looking at what should be your own reflection in a mirror, The mirror will surprise us with a spirit inside and the painting will twist into something ugly and scary
...you mean, in addition to the random murders committed by dark brotherhood members everywhere?More random murders by Lord Dagon followers (Or at the very least Molag Bol lackies)
...and that one was a really nifty way to do things! Foreshadowing indeed...VaranisArano wrote: »There's this delve in Vvardenfell that when you come in have this absolutely horrifying looking shadow on the wall....
While your ideas are certainly interesting enough, Zeni actually has a policy that says they will disregard any ideas sent their way.I'm hoping someone From Bethesda/ZeniMax will read and think about it, consider it, place it up on the idea board, post it (actual post-its in office walls) , email it, grab the Ceo in the elevator and panhandle it HAHAHA! (Fired!!!) {Noooo!} but, here it is.
Merlin13KAGL wrote: »While your ideas are certainly interesting enough, Zeni actually has a policy that says they will disregard any ideas sent their way.I'm hoping someone From Bethesda/ZeniMax will read and think about it, consider it, place it up on the idea board, post it (actual post-its in office walls) , email it, grab the Ceo in the elevator and panhandle it HAHAHA! (Fired!!!) {Noooo!} but, here it is.
It's actual policy that they are not even allowed to look at them. They warn against sending such things because they will not only not consider them, they are obligated not to do so.
How messed up is that?
Merlin13KAGL wrote: »While your ideas are certainly interesting enough, Zeni actually has a policy that says they will disregard any ideas sent their way.I'm hoping someone From Bethesda/ZeniMax will read and think about it, consider it, place it up on the idea board, post it (actual post-its in office walls) , email it, grab the Ceo in the elevator and panhandle it HAHAHA! (Fired!!!) {Noooo!} but, here it is.
It's actual policy that they are not even allowed to look at them. They warn against sending such things because they will not only not consider them, they are obligated not to do so.
How messed up is that?
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How strange that suggestions such as making two handed weapons count as 2 set piece items, which was a long time community request, got added to the game then...also games these days blatantly copy concepts from other games (Fortnite, PUBG, all those other battle royale games, loot boxes etc etc etc etc) without repercussion, as long as it is not a trademarked IP such as a series title 'elder scrolls' for example copying game concepts shouldn't be an issue, whether from other games or rando suggestions on forums.
Merlin13KAGL wrote: »While your ideas are certainly interesting enough, Zeni actually has a policy that says they will disregard any ideas sent their way.I'm hoping someone From Bethesda/ZeniMax will read and think about it, consider it, place it up on the idea board, post it (actual post-its in office walls) , email it, grab the Ceo in the elevator and panhandle it HAHAHA! (Fired!!!) {Noooo!} but, here it is.
It's actual policy that they are not even allowed to look at them. They warn against sending such things because they will not only not consider them, they are obligated not to do so.
How messed up is that?
Merlin13KAGL wrote: »While your ideas are certainly interesting enough, Zeni actually has a policy that says they will disregard any ideas sent their way.I'm hoping someone From Bethesda/ZeniMax will read and think about it, consider it, place it up on the idea board, post it (actual post-its in office walls) , email it, grab the Ceo in the elevator and panhandle it HAHAHA! (Fired!!!) {Noooo!} but, here it is.
It's actual policy that they are not even allowed to look at them. They warn against sending such things because they will not only not consider them, they are obligated not to do so.
How messed up is that?
Also in Vvardenfell, there is one forgotten wastes miniboss to pretends to be a wall decoration statue until you are close enough to attack, so if you don't mouseover for the red glow... you may be in for a surprise!
(I had a good deal of fun with that one!)
In case anyone is interested. Here is an article that contains the policy @Merlin13KAGL is referring to.
Well, duh...Merlin13KAGL wrote: »While your ideas are certainly interesting enough, Zeni actually has a policy that says they will disregard any ideas sent their way...
...that one.S1ipperyJim wrote: »How strange that suggestions such as making two handed weapons count as 2 set piece items, which was a long time community request, got added to the game then...
Merlin13KAGL wrote: »@S1ipperyJim do you honestly think that change was due to anything but internal decision? Do you really think that, of all ideas, had never occurred to them prior to customer suggestion.
Merlin13KAGL wrote: »While your ideas are certainly interesting enough, Zeni actually has a policy that says they will disregard any ideas sent their way.I'm hoping someone From Bethesda/ZeniMax will read and think about it, consider it, place it up on the idea board, post it (actual post-its in office walls) , email it, grab the Ceo in the elevator and panhandle it HAHAHA! (Fired!!!) {Noooo!} but, here it is.
It's actual policy that they are not even allowed to look at them. They warn against sending such things because they will not only not consider them, they are obligated not to do so.
How messed up is that?
S1ipperyJim wrote: »Merlin13KAGL wrote: »@S1ipperyJim do you honestly think that change was due to anything but internal decision? Do you really think that, of all ideas, had never occurred to them prior to customer suggestion.
The 2 handed weapons counting as 2 set pieces idea was a forum request made by countless players over a long period of time. ZOS never once made a peep about having this intention or idea prior to these countless player requests. The evidence is that it was a player suggestion. I've been gaming a long time and I've seen game devs take forum ideas and implement them into their games all the time.
Be realistic. As far as the OP's ideas go, he's basically suggesting jump scares, which is a common enough concept in many games and movies for that matter, there is no way it would be an issue if ZOS chose to implement this sort of thing into the game.
bloodthirstyvampire wrote: »
I think 'unsolicited' is the key. (in regard to the policy).Oh By the way everyone, FYI, this is ZOS posting they want our ideas in this thread:
https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/318400/ideas-for-eso-plus#latest
So that also kind of, contradicts their :
https://help.elderscrollsonline.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/508/kw
SO I'm gonna post in that one too.
Merlin13KAGL wrote: »Eventual implementation isn't a result of customer epiphany, but some eventual determination by the Devs and all powers that be.
Merlin13KAGL wrote: »While your ideas are certainly interesting enough, Zeni actually has a policy that says they will disregard any ideas sent their way.I'm hoping someone From Bethesda/ZeniMax will read and think about it, consider it, place it up on the idea board, post it (actual post-its in office walls) , email it, grab the Ceo in the elevator and panhandle it HAHAHA! (Fired!!!) {Noooo!} but, here it is.
It's actual policy that they are not even allowed to look at them. They warn against sending such things because they will not only not consider them, they are obligated not to do so.
How messed up is that?
That's standard policy throughout most of the business world though, its a liability thing that they're required to state
Merlin13KAGL wrote: »I think 'unsolicited' is the key. (in regard to the policy).Oh By the way everyone, FYI, this is ZOS posting they want our ideas in this thread:
https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/318400/ideas-for-eso-plus#latest
So that also kind of, contradicts their :
https://help.elderscrollsonline.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/508/kw
SO I'm gonna post in that one too.
For every solicited suggestion, you'll pretty much find a disclaimer (and in the ToS too) that the suggestions become property of ZoS and there is no guarantee they'll be implemented.
I'm not saying don't offer suggestions. I'm simply indicating that the harder you'd try to push one, the less likely it will be viewed with serious consideration.
Presence of an idea and internal discussion and potential implementation are two very different things. I'm sure it took all of 15 seconds for a Dev to consider 2H as two slots (considering there are two slots on the paper doll). Eventual implementation isn't a result of customer epiphany, but some eventual determination by the Devs and all powers that be.
Merlin13KAGL wrote: »While your ideas are certainly interesting enough, Zeni actually has a policy that says they will disregard any ideas sent their way.I'm hoping someone From Bethesda/ZeniMax will read and think about it, consider it, place it up on the idea board, post it (actual post-its in office walls) , email it, grab the Ceo in the elevator and panhandle it HAHAHA! (Fired!!!) {Noooo!} but, here it is.
It's actual policy that they are not even allowed to look at them. They warn against sending such things because they will not only not consider them, they are obligated not to do so.
How messed up is that?
That's standard policy throughout most of the business world though, its a liability thing that they're required to state
Its a good way of having zero creativeness as well...
There is no way in hell a developer can think of everything. There are millions of customers here with ideas, that policy is inane and very medieval.. Bit like Zos i suppose..
bloodthirstyvampire wrote: »