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The Creation Kit is available as a free download through Steam.
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On February 7th, 2012, Bethesda released a tool called "Creation Kit," for the PC version of Skyrim, allowing players to alter the world of Skyrim in any way that they see fit similar to the Construction Sets for previous Elder Scrolls titles such as The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. Bethesda aimed to give all the big settlements and quest hubs a unique geographical and architectural setting, offering "dramatic views." There are multiple Nord factions within Skyrim featuring their own unique customs and colors, similar to the different colors and insignias for the towns in Oblivion. Art director Matthew Carofano described Skyrim's art design as "epic reality" when compared to Oblivion's Imperial cities and "standard European fantasy" design. Art Design Skyrim's Nordic art designĬompared to previous installments in the series, Skyrim's art design has been changed significantly to make the world feel more realistic.
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Any item obtained can be viewed in player inventory with a full 3D perspective, and the objects can even be rotated and zoomed in on in order to get a closer look. The new menu system was inspired by Apple products and has been drastically changed to be more user friendly.
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The new deadlier bow-and-arrow mechanic is based on an Oblivion mod that drastically altered the pace of ranged combat by slowing down the draw time for bows. The magic combat was influenced by the plasmids in Irrational Games' BioShock. Players can also cut off NPCs by walking away from them mid-conversation.įor Skyrim, Bethesda took inspiration from various sources. NPCs no longer stand static on the screen instead, they continue with their normal routines. The extreme close-up dialogue system (seen in previous Bethesda games) has been dropped in favor of a more fluid perspective.
Unlike Oblivion, only important NPCs in Skyrim carry unique names and are fully voiced. Howard also stated that Bethesda has invested a lot of time and 'people and talent' to improve their animations. The game also uses Havok Behavior for its animations. The first gameplay trailer showed footage from the Xbox 360 version of the game. The PC version contains standard features like higher resolution textures and anti-aliasing, but the engine's graphical development was first done for the Xbox 360. Skyrim uses DirectX-9 shaders and is authored on PCs. Since the new engine incorporates foliage animations, Bethesda has dropped SpeedTree for Skyrim. There are also meteorological effects like clouds gathering around mountain tops. It also features dynamic weather effects like snow falls and improved animations for trees, like leaves and branches reacting to violent winds. The new engine aims to improve draw distances and shadowing on all objects in the world. It uses a new gameplay and graphics engine, dubbed the Creation Engine, developed internally at Bethesda. Todd Howard mentioned on Bethesda's podcast that the ideas for Skyrim took form immediately after Oblivion's launch but principal development began after the release of Fallout 3. Development and Technology Creation Engine Longer draw distances and improved foliage Additionally, the old quest system has been updated to produce more varied content.
Skyrim's gameplay expands on Oblivion with the addition of dual-wielding, a new perk system, new Dragon Shout (Thu'um) abilities and a variety of changes to character progression. The game is set two centuries after the end of the Third Era and the closing of the Oblivion gates in Elder Scrolls IV.
Taking place in the eponymous province of Skyrim, home of the Nords, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim continues the series' tradition of open-ended gameplay and also introduces dragons to the franchise.