*Cloaks and capes ground item fixed to show textures. *Fixed all capes and cloaks to significantly reduce and or eliminate clipping. *Renamed some armor pieces appropriately along with some reworked enchantments. *Enchantment recipes reworked to better fit the armor's theme. *All armor pieces now have an enchantable counterpart for crafting. (There is still some minor seperation which is necessary to keep from severe clipping) *Male armor pauldrons slightly reduced and moved to reduce gaps. *Female armor should now work with different body mods much better via the new design. *Female armor redesigned with chestplating, reduced pauldrons and neck covering. *textures recolored in some areas to give armor better aesthetics. *Textures on armor slightly darkened and shine toned down a bit to better show detail.
*New Wrath Crown helm for female characters. *Added 2hand Sword both unenchanted and enchanted versions availabe for crafting. *Possible all new set of armor known as Armor of Divine Justice. I also found this map of the entire Tamriel empire.PLANS FOR FUTURE UPDATE: Trivia: Bethesda is an actual town in Maryland where Bethesda Softworks and Bethesda Game Studios were founded back in 1986. (Sidenote: Bethesda Softworks will be the sole publisher for Elder Scrolls 5, so there’s no 3rd-party publisher involved). Does that necessarily mean it will be a better game? Of course it doesn’t, but to me it’s a sign of quality – no publisher is forcing them to release the game too early. Morrowind was released way back in 2002, so they put about 4 years of work into Oblivion and when they’re done with Skyrim it’ll be about 5 years of work to finish that game. So far, the Morrowind and Skyrim soundtracks are my favorites, but they’re all very epic.Įlder Scrolls 5 Skyrim: 5 Year DevelopmentĪnother very interesting information they revealed in the podcast is that Bethesda started working on Elder Scrolls 5 Skyrim back in 2006, right after Elder Scrolls 4 Oblivion was finished. At the end of the podcast, they play all three soundtracks of Morrowind, Oblivion and Skyrim. As mentioned in the podcast, Gameinformer will release a lot of information about Elder Scrolls 5 in early January. Head over to to check out the Podcast with Bethesda Game Studios executive game director Todd Howard.
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