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Still can't wait for skyrim. Put hundreds of hours into Oblivion, I expect to do the same with this. November 11th can't come soon enough.
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ThaZenith
Canada3116 Posts
Still can't wait for skyrim. Put hundreds of hours into Oblivion, I expect to do the same with this. November 11th can't come soon enough. | ||
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LaNague
Germany9118 Posts
On October 09 2011 06:17 Mindcrime wrote: wat Vanilla Oblivion didn't suck because it was too much like BG1&2 or kotor. i meant they basically removed the exploring part where you run around and might get in way over your head. It was more guided like the bioware games are, just that they dont guide you by locations, but by making the whole world evolve around the player. Since i buy those game because i can explore a strange new world, that sucked for me. Bioware games ofcourse are disigned with that in mind and are there to tell you an epic story, so it works for them. | ||
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Alerosin
England23 Posts
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blade55555
United States17423 Posts
On October 10 2011 01:24 ThaZenith wrote: Lol, skyrim thread all about how oblivion/morrowind/bethesda/all elder scrolls games suck. Not that surprised. Still can't wait for skyrim. Put hundreds of hours into Oblivion, I expect to do the same with this. November 11th can't come soon enough. Personally I liked oblivion a lot more then morrowing (blasphemy kill me nowwwwwww!).. Didn't really like morrowind due to all the "attack missed"  .But my brother is getting this game day it comes out and it looks like it'll be pretty fun | ||
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Copymizer
Denmark2095 Posts
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PolSC2
United States634 Posts
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Ighox
Norway580 Posts
On October 10 2011 21:51 PolSC2 wrote: $149.99 for the Collector's Edition. My god. It doesn't even come with much. SWTOR collectors edition costs like $250, it's really crazy what companies gets away with these days. | ||
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Bosu
United States3247 Posts
On October 10 2011 21:51 PolSC2 wrote: $149.99 for the Collector's Edition. My god. It doesn't even come with much. It comes with something awesome if you actually want to have the collectors edition though. Most collectors editions just come with a bunch of stuff that is complete shit. I imagine somebody who wants to pay that much for Skyrim can appreciate what they get in it forever. I couldn't give a fuck less about the collectors, but if I did I would rather have an actual collectable item like this. | ||
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Skilledblob
Germany3392 Posts
On October 10 2011 22:21 Ighox wrote: SWTOR collectors edition costs like $250, it's really crazy what companies gets away with these days. nah it's not the companies fault. The buyers are at fault for buying stuff at these prices | ||
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Inschato
Canada1349 Posts
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Karliath
United States2214 Posts
Let's say I want to play two different types of characters. I want to make a thief/assassin/ranger, and I also want to make a righteous battlemage. Would it be best to just create two characters (which I don't want to do)? Or would I be able to roleplay the two roles using only one character, switching roles as I please? My worry is that the game would be "too hard" if I spread my skills too far. Even if it wouldn't be too hard, I'm worried that I won't be able to specialize and reach deeper into the skill tree. I don't care about any faction affinity or that kind of stuff. | ||
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dukethegold
Canada5645 Posts
On October 12 2011 08:22 Karliath wrote: For someone who has more knowledge of the game, I have a question: Let's say I want to play two different types of characters. I want to make a thief/assassin/ranger, and I also want to make a righteous battlemage. Would it be best to just create two characters (which I don't want to do)? Or would I be able to roleplay the two roles using only one character, switching roles as I please? My worry is that the game would be "too hard" if I spread my skills too far. Even if it wouldn't be too hard, I'm worried that I won't be able to specialize and reach deeper into the skill tree. I don't care about any faction affinity or that kind of stuff. Nahhhhhhhhh, don't worry about it. Vanilla Bethesda games are always easy. The best part about Elder Scrolls is that you can be whatever you want, whenever as you want it. I expect the only challenging part is fighting the dragons. You can always adjust the difficulty settings to make due. | ||
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FuRRyChoBo
United States218 Posts
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Karliath
United States2214 Posts
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Mindcrime
United States6899 Posts
280 confirmed feats, one per level, mathematical level cap somewhere in the 70s | ||
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brachester
Australia1786 Posts
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sOvrn
United States678 Posts
On October 12 2011 12:49 brachester wrote: they release it 1 week after my finals, yewwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 So jelly. It's being released like 3-4 weeks before mine !! | ||
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ShadowDrgn
United States2497 Posts
On October 12 2011 10:05 dukethegold wrote: Nahhhhhhhhh, don't worry about it. Vanilla Bethesda games are always easy. If you know what you're doing, they're easy, but you can definitely get yourself into trouble by doing what Karliath wants. Play vanilla Oblivion up to level 15 or so by spreading your skills around, especially into non-combat skills. Also, don't min/max the stat gains on levels and get stuck picking up +1s and +2s every level. It won't be that easy anymore. | ||
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Dreamer.T
United States3584 Posts
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CaptainSlow
Malaysia164 Posts
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