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Skyrim is the best game EVAR. I am playing it. [user not found] the Phagg0t is playing it. Haley of datass is playing it. I don't expect this thread to get any posts.

Proved you wrong.

Calvinball wrote:Proved you wrong.

I bought that game and played it twice.

troyguitar wrote:I bought that game and played it twice.

[user not found] wrote:

troyguitar wrote:I bought that game and played it twice.

Porque

Single player open-ended games are boring to me, thought I'd give this one a chance since everybody raved about it... was still boring.

troyguitar wrote:

[user not found] wrote: Porque

Single player open-ended games are boring to me, thought I'd give this one a chance since everybody raved about it... was still boring.

Here's a game you might like:

Punchagoat wrote:

Calvinball wrote:Proved you wrong.

who dat is?

also, i playted a LOT on xbox 360. They game was great but I stuck to story line mostly, leveled quickly and beat the boss dragon quickly.

dubshow wrote:

Punchagoat wrote:

who dat is?

also, i playted a LOT on xbox 360. They game was great but I stuck to story line mostly, leveled quickly and beat the boss dragon quickly.

Olivia Wilde. Would drink her bath water.

Spoiler alert. Didn't know there was a boss dragon. Guess it makes sense though.

dubshow wrote:

Punchagoat wrote:

who dat is?

also, i playted a LOT on xbox 360. They game was great but I stuck to story line mostly, leveled quickly and beat the boss dragon quickly.

You don't know who Olivia Wilde is?

If you only played the main story, you missed out on probably 90% of the game!


I completed everything on my 360 version. I haven't bought the remastered yet, but I'm hoping one of my siblings got it for me for Christmas. If not, I'll wait for it to go on sale again (was $25 on BF) since I have a few other games to keep me busy for a while, such as Dishonored and Witcher 3 (both BF purchases) and some CoD when I feel like playing a FPS.

I bought it a while back but have only put like 4 hours into the game due to lack of time. I'll have to pick it back up again after I finish Witcher 3. Should only take me another year.

Jaxper wrote:

dubshow wrote:
who dat is?

also, i playted a LOT on xbox 360. They game was great but I stuck to story line mostly, leveled quickly and beat the boss dragon quickly.

You don't know who Olivia Wilde is?

If you only played the main story, you missed out on probably 90% of the game!

Open world games like Skyrim are all about the side quests.

lagunasecaballs wrote:I bought it a while back but have only put like 4 hours into the game due to lack of time. I'll have to pick it back up again after I finish Witcher 3. Should only take me another year.

Punchagoat wrote:

Jaxper wrote: You don't know who Olivia Wilde is?

If you only played the main story, you missed out on probably 90% of the game!

Open world games like Skyrim are all about the side quests.

Precisely. So I'll definitely be busy with Witcher 3 until I get it, nonetheless.

lagunasecaballs wrote:I bought it a while back but have only put like 4 hours into the game due to lack of time. I'll have to pick it back up again after I finish Witcher 3. Should only take me another year.

Both those games are on my radar, and I too tend to average beating a game a year.

Haven't played it in a few years. I used to get as many as 4 followers (one being the dog) and then punch a guard and watch madness ensue while I turned myself invisible. The trick is to find a follower that can't die. Cicero was great.

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Punchagoat wrote:

Man I love Olivia Wilde.

I played Skyrim on the 360 for like 100 hours and finished about 4 story quests. It was a game I reeeeally wanted to like but I found the combat clunky and the stealth to be about as unrealistically basic as it gets.

I like playing a thief or assassin but Skyrim's stealth mechanic wasn't fun at all to me. The graphics were cool but I couldn't get over the very empty feeling of the world. I bought the HD release on XB1 and it's no better.

For those of you who love Skyrim you have to try Witcher 3.

Sanchez wrote:I played Skyrim on the 360 for like 100 hours and finished about 4 story quests. It was a game I reeeeally wanted to like but I found the combat clunky and the stealth to be about as unrealistically basic as it gets.

I like playing a thief or assassin but Skyrim's stealth mechanic wasn't fun at all to me. The graphics were cool but I couldn't get over the very empty feeling of the world. I bought the HD release on XB1 and it's no better.

For those of you who love Skyrim you have to try Witcher 3.

I find myself leaning towards the anti-stealth approach.

Yuge axe or warhammer plus all the magics.

But combat is just run forward, whack, back up.

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Calvinball wrote:
I find myself leaning towards the anti-stealth approach.

Yuge axe or warhammer plus all the magics.

I'm a pure combat guy. Heavy armor, two handed .

I enjoy a good smashing, but I also like to chip away before the distance is closed with balls of fire and such.

Sanchez wrote:I played Skyrim on the 360 for like 100 hours and finished about 4 story quests. It was a game I reeeeally wanted to like but I found the combat clunky and the stealth to be about as unrealistically basic as it gets.

I like playing a thief or assassin but Skyrim's stealth mechanic wasn't fun at all to me. The graphics were cool but I couldn't get over the very empty feeling of the world. I bought the HD release on XB1 and it's no better.

For those of you who love Skyrim you have to try Witcher 3.

If it takes you 25 hours to complete a quest I can see why you feel the way you do about the game. Maybe it's because I put so much time into Oblivion that allowed me to go into the game with the mindset to manipulate the game to entertain me, rather than just go through it, but I really enjoyed. Played it on a gaming PC with graphics maxed out to waaaaay more than a 360 can do and, frankly, I couldn't imagine playing the game on a console.

[user not found] wrote:

Thedude wrote:Haven't played it in a few years. I used to get as many as 4 followers (one being the dog) and then punch a guard and watch madness ensue while I turned myself invisible. The trick is to find a follower that can't die. Cicero was great.

I helped that guy. Will he come back at some point?

You have to become the "Listener" in the dark brotherhood for him to be a follower.

I own it for the 360 I think, just never put more than a few hours into it. If I can get a decent gaming computer built next year, I might pick up the HD remaster that just came out and give it another shot, as I've heard the game is much more fun to play when you have the ability to mod it.