I don’t mind a bit of backseat development.”īefore Rebel, Skyblivion was a simple exoskeleton - a map shoddily ported and illegally shared - but that marketing buzz helped things to quickly pick up speed. “So I suggested cutting parts of the fort I was designing to make it more compact and interesting and one of the fans actually drew up plans for that which I ended up using. “For example, Skyrim cut a lot of the fat out of their dungeons and made things more interesting so the player wasn’t running around in corridors with no enemies to fight or nothing interesting to see,” Keyes continues. I’m like, ‘How are you watching this?’ I’d like to think it’s a two-way street because they’re constantly complimenting me, helping me, and making me feel good about the project. We’ve built up a loyal fanbase who are waiting for this game and I’m surprised and still amazed when I look over and see 90 people watching me place objects. “That’s a constant morale boost to the fan base to see it moving along constantly with good progress. “I would like to think people have learned from the streams, watching one of us use the Creation Kit and then trying to themselves,” Keyes says.
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