Not sure what you mean. I've been going through the steps to unlock dragons. Then I will start roaming around and trying to find dragons and the words required for shouts.RageGT wrote...
LOL... We started on opposite direction then. Riverwood is the first place I met, still at level 2, after leaving the tutorial. But I followed my brethen, not the imperial scum!
Modifié par RPGamer13, 12 novembre 2011 - 12:15 .
Johnsen1972 wrote...
played the whole evening again, this is the best RGP I played this year!!
I bought a horse NOW!!!
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jreezy wrote...
The biggest problem with dual wielding is that you can't block.Ferris95 wrote...
I just bought the game but can't play until tommorow. I did have a couple of questions though:Thanks in advance.
- What's dialogue like? More Oblivion or Fallout?
- Is speech a worthwhile skill at all this time around?
- What's the word on the guilds?
- I've been hearing some bad stuff about dual-weilding, but I really wanted to try it for RP reasons but is viable at all?
Dragoonlordz wrote...
Scimal wrote...
How's the actual story and immersiveness of the characters?
I don't really care about the graphics or the open world, but all of the reviews on Metacritic orgasm at the opportunity to pull of immature hijinks rendered at a high resolution instead of anything on the story itself.
Are there subtleties? Did it make you want to move forward? Simple? Complex? How's the voice acting?
It seems from everything I've seen that I'd get bored quickly since the combat system is so simple without a good story to drive me.
You can turn on or off subtitles in settings, open world/do what you want/you have a main questline up to you if want to follow aka move forward in that direction as opposed to making your own direction instead, VO is ok but silent main character which is fine I prefer it that way just like Fallout series in that regard.
Scimal wrote...
How's the actual story and immersiveness of the characters?
I don't really care about the graphics or the open world, but all of the reviews on Metacritic orgasm at the opportunity to pull of immature hijinks rendered at a high resolution instead of anything on the story itself.
Are there subtleties? Did it make you want to move forward? Simple? Complex? How's the voice acting?
It seems from everything I've seen that I'd get bored quickly since the combat system is so simple without a good story to drive me.
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is, in my humble opinion, a perfect game. It’s the first game in nearly 14 years as a videogame journalist I’ve ever given a perfect score to, and despite its flaws (of which there are a few), it delivers on so many varying and engaging levels, it really is unparalleled. Simple things like moving from one destination to another quickly become a day-long event in the real-world, because you’re constantly peaking over each knoll, tree-line or riverbed to make out whatever it is that’s invariably caught your periphery. Moreover, almost all of these points of interest become major moments in the game, from a player’s perspective, in that whether or not they have anything to do with the main quest-line is irrelevant. What matters is the exploratory experience, and this is something Skyrim has in absolute spades.
The best way to express any of this though, is to simply relay the event. One of the best non-spoiler examples I could muster came in the way of talking to a priest in the town of Falkreath who was conducting a burial in the town’s graveyard -- the biggest graveyard Skyrim has to offer, apparently.
Talking to him lead to me asking the others at the service what they were there for, and it turns out a little girl who’d not yet “seen her 11th winter” had been ferociously attacked and mutilated by a man who was now being held in the town’s jail, located in the barracks. That’s it. There was no quest-line given, no on-screen prompt to do anything save for a tantalising piece of information: said murderer was locked up. I decided to investigate further. Upon doing this, I learnt that the man suffered an infliction many of you know as werewolvism, and that there was a chance I could help cure him of his burden and maybe, just maybe, bring some relative justice to the young girl’s death. The rest of the tale, I actually cannot tell you for pure spoiler reasons. But I can tell you it’s not even remotely clear cut and dry; you’re forced to think for yourself and the characters around you and make decisions that will impact you. And this is was just one other, small example.
Ok, thanks:)csfteeeer wrote...
Andarthiel_Demigod wrote...
How do you get their attention?csfteeeer wrote...
The Dark Brotherhood Has Contacted Me!
I'm doing their Quest right now.
*POSSIBLE SPOILERS, BUT I'LL BE AS GENERIC AS POSSIBLE*
First, you need to go to Riverwood and into the Sleeping Giant Inn, then ask the guy on the bar about Rumors, eventually he will tell you about A Kid Called Aventus(i believe..)Aretino, and to go to a Specific city(i THINK it was Winterhold but don't quote me on that), go to him and do his Quest.
Afterwards go to Swamps around Morthal, and look for an abandoned Shack, then, find a bed roll in the swamps, sleep in it, and afterwards you'll know what to do.
Also, before the Swamps, i received a Letter from a Curier, it was them, but i don't know if this is necessary for them to find you.
I'm sure there are more ways to find them, but that's what happened to me.
Ryzaki wrote...
Johnsen1972 wrote...
played the whole evening again, this is the best RGP I played this year!!
I bought a horse NOW!!!
Yeah the horse.
...I wish my horse wasn't so dumb. It charged (literally charged agood 20 feet from my character) to a swarm of wolves and spiders. Stupid thing was dead by the time I caught up to it.
naughty99 wrote...
the various faction and civil war questlines are a lot more compelling than Morrowind and Oblivion IMO. The NPCs are generally more engaging as well. There is more of a life-like quality to the dialog, voice acting and animations.
RPGamer13 wrote...
Not sure what you mean. I've been going through the steps to unlock dragons. Then I will start roaming around and trying to find dragons and the words required for shouts.RageGT wrote...
LOL... We started on opposite direction then. Riverwood is the first place I met, still at level 2, after leaving the tutorial. But I followed my brethen, not the imperial scum!
RPGamer13 wrote...
Oh, you're further ahead than I am. I haven't even defeated the dragon, it just showed up.
RPGamer13 wrote...
Say what? There was another path? The only path I found is with the guy who was about to be put on the chopping block as well.
Modifié par naughty99, 12 novembre 2011 - 01:10 .
RPGamer13 wrote...
Say what? There was another path? The only path I found is with the guy who was about to be put on the chopping block as well.
Modifié par Ryzaki, 12 novembre 2011 - 01:21 .
Modifié par RPGamer13, 12 novembre 2011 - 01:41 .
Two things about that: 1) If you sneak begind the victim and if you won't be spotted then you do extra damage. 2) The finish moves are random and cannot be actiivated at will.spiros9110 wrote...
Hey guys, got a question. If I sneak up behind someone can I assassinate them, like in the trailers where the dude cuts the guys throat. Also, do I need a specific weapon or level to learn to do this?
Modifié par AngryFrozenWater, 12 novembre 2011 - 02:02 .
Ryzaki wrote...
RPGamer13 wrote...
Say what? There was another path? The only path I found is with the guy who was about to be put on the chopping block as well.
You could also follow one of the soldier guys that was going to kill you. (the dude who was reading the names out in specific). So yeah..I'll just stick with blondie.
@naughty: Very aggressive.
Modifié par wildannie, 12 novembre 2011 - 02:44 .
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