The game director for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Todd Howard, explained the reasons why Bethesda not include multiplayer in the new Elder Scrolls in an interview with IGN. "The things you ask us most are the dragons and the multiplayer. This time we have included one. We talk often of the multiplayer but i do not win in the end.
The fact is that we want to achieve the best possible experience in single player." According to Howard, and by extension the universe of game content, Skyrim will be similar to The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. "Some elements such as mountains affect the timing of exploration, it is difficult to make an exact comparison.
In Skyrim will present special powers that the character shares with the dragons, Shout: "The shouting is based on the language of dragons and provides hurling magic attacks. You learn or finding artifacts in the world thanks to the teachings of other characters. It is part Skyrim ancient culture.
" In the game there will be about 12 dragons: "They have been excellent, so we will see them often on the screen. When you defeat a dragon absorbs the power, but at the moment I can not say more." The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim will be available in November on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. 
The fact is that we want to achieve the best possible experience in single player." According to Howard, and by extension the universe of game content, Skyrim will be similar to The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. "Some elements such as mountains affect the timing of exploration, it is difficult to make an exact comparison.
In Skyrim will present special powers that the character shares with the dragons, Shout: "The shouting is based on the language of dragons and provides hurling magic attacks. You learn or finding artifacts in the world thanks to the teachings of other characters. It is part Skyrim ancient culture.
" In the game there will be about 12 dragons: "They have been excellent, so we will see them often on the screen. When you defeat a dragon absorbs the power, but at the moment I can not say more." The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim will be available in November on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
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