Skyrim manual scans

[sgc_meltdown]

*everyone was kung fu fighting*[/i]

 

[Excidium]

Eh

mang I did some googling and turns out chest and greaves are now combined so the pants don't look weird

I see. I don't know how it could look weird though, armor in Skyrim doesn't look very colorful.

 

[Jaesun]

How many pages does a manual need to say "Press A to Attack"?

 

[sgc_meltdown]

well bro I think it's more the matter of oblivion curirasses clipping straight down through greaves when characters sit or ragdoll and shit

very unimmersive and last-gen

 

[Saxon1974]

I don't want to see boxes and manuals go away I like getting real goodies.

That being said with the current generation of games im not sure I care. You don't need manuals to play todays games and they never put any world lore or story in them anyway...todays kids don't like to read.

 

[TripJack]

why print a manual when the target audience is illiterate

 

[RK47]

The guy who figured out how much money they could save on ink and paper by cutting out game mechanics must be a fucking millionaire.

It's called saving the environment, mang.

The power is yours!

 

[sgc_meltdown]

The power is yours!

 

[SuicideBunny]

the lockpicking screenie reminds me of thief 3.

How many pages does a manual need to say "Press A to Attack"?

around 17.
two pages of company logos, one for epilepsy warning and disclaimers, one page for the toc, two pages of pretty pictures, one page saying "press a to attack", and around ten pages of credits.

 

[Jaesun]

How many pages does a manual need to say "Press A to Attack"?

around 17.
two pages of company logos, one for epilepsy warning and disclaimers, one page for the toc, two pages of pretty pictures, one page saying "press a to attack", and around ten pages of credits.

Indeed.

 

[Awor Szurkrarz]

The power is yours!

Awesome.

 

[Kaol]

Trouble with manuals is companies seem to be in the habit of not updating them as they develop the game. The manual for witcher 2 for example has different names for 2 of the bombs and the talents are different to the actual game.

 

[Dark Elf]

The guy who figured out how much money they could save on ink and paper by cutting out game mechanics must be a fucking millionaire.

Don't get me wrong, I wouldn't hesitate to cut the innards out of anyone I'd catch looking wrongly at the outer wall of the place where I keep my Arcanum manual, but these things are hardly needed for PC games anymore. A pdf or a wiki does the trick just as nicely.

 

[DragoFireheart]

How many pages does a manual need to say "Press A to Attack"?

around 17.
two pages of company logos, one for epilepsy warning and disclaimers, one page for the toc, two pages of pretty pictures, one page saying "press a to attack", and around ten pages of credits.

Indeed.

I thought the triggers were attack? You know, since it's CoD with norse shit?

 

[RPGMaster]

Menus look like JRPG shit.

One of the few things Oblivion did well was the menu. It was a book/journal that felt like it was in the world.

Immersion!

from Oblivion.

 

[DragoFireheart]

Menus look like JRPG shit.

One of the few things Oblivion did well was the menu. It was a book/journal that felt like it was in the world.

Immersion!

from Oblivion.

No, Oblivion had retarded GUI as well. Don't be mistaken.