Bethesda's Art Director Tried to Fit 7,000 Steps Into Skyrim

Bethesda's Art Director Claims 7,000 Steps

Bethesda's associate art director admitted he tried to fit 7,000 actual steps into Skyrim's 7,000 Steps feature but takes no responsibility for the Frost Troll.

“I take no responsibility for the Frost Troll”

Skyrim's 7,000 Steps Feature

Skyrim's 7,000 Steps feature allows players to walk through the game's terrain with precise step counts.

Art Director's Statement

The art director stated he tried to fit 7,000 actual steps into the game's terrain without realizing the Frost Troll's role.

Frost Troll's Role

The Frost Troll is a game character that appears in Skyrim's 7,000 Steps feature but was not intended by the art director.

7,000 Steps Feature

Skyrim's 7,000 Steps feature counts each step a player takes in the game's terrain with high precision.

Art Director's Responsibility

The art director took no responsibility for the Frost Troll's inclusion in the 7,000 Steps feature.

“I take no responsibility for the Frost Troll”

Game Development Process

The art director worked on Skyrim's terrain with a focus on step counting but overlooked the Frost Troll's role.

Frost Troll's Origin

The Frost Troll was a character created by the art director but was not part of the original game design.

7,000 Steps Feature Details

The 7,000 Steps feature in Skyrim counts each step a player takes with high precision.

Art Director's Statement

The art director admitted he tried to fit 7,000 actual steps into Skyrim's terrain without realizing the Frost Troll's role.

Frost Troll's Impact

The Frost Troll's inclusion in the 7,000 Steps feature became a humorous quirk in Skyrim's development history.

Game Development Challenge

Creating a feature that counts 7,000 steps accurately while avoiding unintended character inclusions was a challenge.

Final Statement

The art director took no responsibility for the Frost Troll's role in Skyrim's 7,000 Steps feature.

“I take no responsibility for the Frost Troll”