Murder Guilds

I feel that guilds were the best part of Oblivion. They manage to keep you entertained through out the whole of the quests with out it becoming boring, like some longer tasks can be. For me the Dark Brotherhood was the greatest of the guilds. Being able to murder without the guards rubbing your nipple, getting enchanted weapons after each quest and the obvious: being an unstoppable murdering machine, and getting paid for it. The main to point to this post is that the 'murder' guilds on each Elder Scrolls have never been the same in each game. So what will the new guild be called and what new additions will be maid to the guild. Will the guild move out from one secret base so that you have to notice the other members by a certain clothing or weapon? Will you work in groups in some missions? One helps the other kills? With the main quest being about a civil war, will you be called on to eliminate certain political leaders by each sides? Will the guild be harder to get into? Killing one person wasn't exactly hard, now was it?

Or maybe there isn't a murder guild.
What do you think about no murder guilds Johnny?

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Will Skyrim ever end?

In Oblivion the final chapter was to go into paradise, and the game basically came to an end. I wonder if this is to be on Skyrim. Will the civil war it would seem there would be no way for the game to end, as side quests would still be available, but with the dragons into the picture a whole new situation is put forth. Dragons bring the 'magic' side to Skyrim, just as the the oblivion gates were to the death of the Emperor. Will the dragons bring an end to Skyrim? Will you become 'one of' the dragons and be feared by the public? Will you take over Skyrim after the kings death, leaving all side quests eliminated? Or will there be no 'real end' to the whole of Skyrim.

Do you know Johnny?

I guess we caught at him at the wrong time.

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Addition 2#: Sprint

Although this is only a small addition to the game this has made me all the happier. Jumping up and down to go faster on Oblivion was a pain and I failed to see why a sprint button wasn't put onto that game. This addition will help in many ways: following people for a quest, getting to places a lot faster, hunting and, I hope this happens, being chased by a mother fuckin' dragon. All in all this is just a simple, but needed, update that will make Skyrim just that little bit more awesome.

What do you think Johhny?

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Points of Interest In The Latest Skyrim Trailer

Below I will post screen shots of the latest trailer and comment on what they show or suggest about the game.

The first shot shows a engraved man being shown either commanding the dragons or being protected by them while the warriors seem to be en-flamed. This suggests that you are possibly a descendant of him or this is a shot of what you can become as you progress through the game.

The second shows two different shows of two towns/cities that look similar but are in opposing colours (One in black and grey the other in white and gold.) This could be a shot of opposing towns during the civil war, one side good the other evil/corrupt?

The next shot shows you/the dragon born after being flamed by the dragon but you seem unharmed. Does being dragon born give you a resistant to the dragons?

The next shots are of creatures that you may confront in the wild/caves/underground. The spider in the last shot was talked about in a recent interview, it is part of a side quest.

The next shot shows you hold a man/woman with a knife at her throat. Does this mean you can hold people at ransom to get what you want or maybe send people to do things for you and in return you don't kill her?

The next show shows the dual staff and sword wielding; this will give you more of a reason to work on both magic and melee stats.

The next, and last, shot is of your character after he's killed a dragon. Do colours spiralling around him signify him gaining experience, levelling up or gaining a new ability as a dragon born?

You can see all these shots in the latest trailer below:

http://skyrimguild.com/the-first-in-game-look-at-skyrim/

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