Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
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pozertron wrote...
Did he just say that leveling will go faster? Now i'm starting to have doubts about the playtime which is kinda like major deciding point in buying a game for me....i grind the shit out of the last two. i never even start the quests until i've topped out my stats.
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Mr.Shaggnificent wrote...
pozertron wrote...
Did he just say that leveling will go faster? Now i'm starting to have doubts about the playtime which is kinda like major deciding point in buying a game for me....i grind the shit out of the last two. i never even start the quests until i've topped out my stats.
I prefer leveling when it happens *on the go* like in Borderlands. I don't see any point in sidequests if i don't get anything from them.
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it looks fucking awesome
The other day I tried playing elder scrolls 3... just because my friend gave it to me and I figured I would try it..
I couldn't stand it for that long.. not even 10 minutes....
I guess that how it is with games right? You can see the leep in tech.
I thought Oblivion was awesome... while it was indeed great just seeing skyrim... I jizzed my pants
The other day I tried playing elder scrolls 3... just because my friend gave it to me and I figured I would try it..
I couldn't stand it for that long.. not even 10 minutes....
I guess that how it is with games right? You can see the leep in tech.
I thought Oblivion was awesome... while it was indeed great just seeing skyrim... I jizzed my pants
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LookssweetlookssweetlookssweetlookssweetlookssweetLOOKS SWEEEeeEET! 300 play hours? Ok, that's for Vanilla, then add about 1200 hours more when the mod community gets up and running.
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Ethil wrote...
LookssweetlookssweetlookssweetlookssweetlookssweetLOOKS SWEEEeeEET! 300 play hours? Ok, that's for Vanilla, then add about 1200 hours more when the mod community gets up and running.Dont have a heart attack bro
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I've had a constant boner since first announcement, I think 80% of the blood in my body is in my dick, should I seek medical attention?
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Ethil wrote...
I've had a constant boner since first announcement, I think 80% of the blood in my body is in my dick, should I seek medical attention?Yes. Yes you should
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Ethil wrote...
I've had a constant boner since first announcement, I think 80% of the blood in my body is in my dick, should I seek medical attention?Nope, it's a pretty standard reaction actually.
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I hope that they bring back some of the stuff that was in Morrowind that they threw out in Oblivion, skill wise. Otherwise, I nearly crapped myself when I found out this was coming out, and I freaking love the graphics and that they added DRAGONS!!!!!
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Zandorf wrote...
I hope that they bring back some of the stuff that was in Morrowind that they threw out in Oblivion,[...] I miss the levitation(fly over mountains instead of walking around), mark, and recall spells(for hauling loot).
and the special semi secret loots(st.'a hide curias, boots of blinding speed, etc.). and Creeper, that dude made me rich. not neccisarily those specificly, but something similar.
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Mr.Shaggnificent wrote...
Zandorf wrote...
I hope that they bring back some of the stuff that was in Morrowind that they threw out in Oblivion,[...] I miss the levitation(fly over mountains instead of walking around), mark, and recall spells(for hauling loot).
and the special semi secret loots(st.'a hide curias, boots of blinding speed, etc.). and Creeper, that dude made me rich. not neccisarily those specificly, but something similar.
Levitation didn't work in Oblivion cuz the world was divided in modules. Mark and recall would have been nice though, though unecessary with the Fast-Travel system.
And I kinda agree, Morrowind had a lot more secrets that you kinda just stumble upon while exploring the world (like the Deadric artifacts), not as much of that in Oblivion, which was sad.
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Yes, Oblivion didn't have the variety that Morrowind had. I also miss how hard (and satisfying) it was to finally complete that Daedric set of armor, while in Oblivion it's just everywhere after a certain level. I also miss my polearms which was said to not be in Skyrim again in an interview.
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Kolish
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Some good gameplay.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BhaNBKRR-Y
Too bad Bethesda took out Acrobatics. I enjoyed jumping higher than 12 inches.
Everything else looks good or Great, though.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BhaNBKRR-Y
Too bad Bethesda took out Acrobatics. I enjoyed jumping higher than 12 inches.
Everything else looks good or Great, though.
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They took out Acrobatics? Aw man, and that was the next closest thing to Levitation. That, and you could use it to duck and roll.
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Hopefully there is some other cool thing they've added to make up for acrobatics, cuz jumping around on the rooftops like a ninja was awesome in Oblivion.
Anyway, I'm interested in how the "you do not chose a class" system will feel compared to earlier games., or if it actually will feel that different. I mean, in Oblivion, no matter what class you chose at start, in the end I was always kind of a mix of all classes. Can't do without sneaking =D
Anyway, I'm interested in how the "you do not chose a class" system will feel compared to earlier games., or if it actually will feel that different. I mean, in Oblivion, no matter what class you chose at start, in the end I was always kind of a mix of all classes. Can't do without sneaking =D
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What's the word on the racial bonuses?
I went with custom class over the pre-made ones. none of them fit my style. but then i kind of aproached the whole character set up from a different angle.
I went with custom class over the pre-made ones. none of them fit my style. but then i kind of aproached the whole character set up from a different angle.
Spoiler:
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Mr.Shaggnificent wrote...
I went with custom class over the pre-made ones. none of them fit my style. but then i kind of aproached the whole character set up from a different angle. I never went with pre-made ones either, but all my characters ended up being pretty much the same, no matter my starting skills. The only thing that differ is whether you use light or heavy armor, and what magic schools you focus on, cuz they are the only skills that is a pain to level up. All other skills level up all the time without you even trying very hard. Oh, and I'm talkin about Oblivion here, Morrowind was a bit different.
Mr.Shaggnificent wrote...
Security grind- Fenrik's Door Jam(another spell i missed in Oblivion), an uninhabbited house with several containers in one spot, and a butt load of lock picks.
Like if you even had to grind with the security system in Oblivion -_- Even at novice, picking a very hard lock is easy when you get the hang of it, and when you get to level 5 you just grab the skeleton key from the Nocturne deadric quest and no lock will ever bother you again.
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Ethil wrote...
Mr.Shaggnificent wrote...
Security grind- Fenrik's Door Jam(another spell i missed in Oblivion), an uninhabbited house with several containers in one spot, and a butt load of lock picks.
Like if you even had to grind with the security system in Oblivion -_- Even at novice, picking a very hard lock is easy when you get the hang of it, and when you get to level 5 you just grab the skeleton key from the Nocturne deadric quest and no lock will ever bother you again.
true, in oblivion, i never picked security as a skill. lock picks were cheap.
Septin wrote...
Are they still sticking to 3 elements only like fire, ice and lighting?the only other elements i can think of are air and earth. since this one is centered on dragons, i can't see earth being used. maybe air could translate into flight. that could make up for the loss of the levitation spell.