The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Daedric Armor

[Daedra]

Yup. Always thought these hilts were cool, even though I didn't use the Magicka Sabers much myself

Actually, how *legal* is it to recreate a mod for one game in another?

 

I mean.. if someone was going to do that, it wouldn't be too hard to contact the creator(s) of the mod. There's usually always a webpage &/or a download with a Readme &/or contact info. Porting a mod which somebody else made from scratch isn't as bad as porting a direct asset from the game. It would depend on how that mod was originally birthed, if it was made from scratch or puzzle pieced together from the game assets.

[Daedra]

Close look at all weapons (rendered in-game). Glows move and are animated in-game.

 

[the_raven]

Close look at all weapons (rendered in-game). Glows move and are animated in-game.

 

Wouldn't it make more sense for the singlebladed Dremora-saber to actually be the right side up?

[Daedra]

Wouldn't it make more sense for the singlebladed Dremora-saber to actually be the right side up?

 

I'm not sure what you mean exactly. Maybe if I saw what you mean I'd understand.

[the_raven]

I'm not sure what you mean exactly. Maybe if I saw what you mean I'd understand.

Well, the single hilt Daedra lightsaber you have in the pack feels like the blade should come out from the opposite end.

[Daedra]

Well, the single hilt Daedra lightsaber you have in the pack feels like the blade should come out from the opposite end.

 

Oh, I see. The blades in-game come out of these:

 

 

This is why the staff has it on both ends. The red glows are more on those ends to match more with the saber blades.

 

I don't think it would look right coming from this end:

 

 

Because it represents the bottom with small blades attached for stabbing on the non-saber blade side. Rooxon put it together from pieces of the other weapons.

[the_raven]

Oh, I see. The blades in-game come out of these:

 

 

This is why the staff has it on both ends. The red glows are more on those ends to match more with the saber blades.

 

I don't think it would look right coming from this end:

 

 

Because it represents the bottom with small blades attached for stabbing on the non-saber blade side. Rooxon put it together from pieces of the other weapons.

Okay then, that explains it.

[dan992]

Looks like a Sith Lord Very nice