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[Giggles_Manically]

You know they should have talked to Paarthurnax before condemning him.

I mean he is like the Dragon version of Obi-wan Kenobi.
What sold me is how Paarthurnax who is THOUSANDS of years old fought Alduin with me, while Delphine hid behind a bush as I battled a dragon.

All Paarthurnax wanted was for me to shout once. The Blades make you run all over before they believe you.
I hope they have being left alone DEEP inside Forsworn territory since I am not ever going to go near them again.

[Addai]

EternalAmbiguity wrote...

Yrkoon wrote...

^Witcher 2 is actually a pretty short game. You could, for example, catch the announcement tomorrow, then play Witcher 2, and be done with it by the weekened, probably well before even the Xbox version of the DLC comes out.

Seriously?

Ew.

Depends on how fast you play.  You can't properly say you've played the game until you've at least done both paths, so I'd say 60 hours.  Not as long as Skyrim or Witcher 1, of course.

[Addai]

Giggles_Manically wrote...

You know they should have talked to Paarthurnax before condemning him.

I mean he is like the Dragon version of Obi-wan Kenobi.
What sold me is how Paarthurnax who is THOUSANDS of years old fought Alduin with me, while Delphine hid behind a bush as I battled a dragon.

All Paarthurnax wanted was for me to shout once. The Blades make you run all over before they believe you.
I hope they have being left alone DEEP inside Forsworn territory since I am not ever going to go near them again.

Paarthurnax was chillin with Kyne and helping the human race while the Blades weren't even a twinkle in Reman Cyrodiil's eye.  Delphine and Esbern can step right off.

Modifié par Addai67, 01 mai 2012 - 03:03 .

[Addai]

EternalAmbiguity wrote...

Addai67 wrote...
Depends on how fast you play.  You can't properly say you've played the game until you've at least done both paths, so I'd say 60 hours.  Not as long as Skyrim or Witcher 1, of course.

By that token, you could say a playthrough of DA ][, which of course you must go pro-mage and then pro-templar, is 80 hours.

LOL No, no, no.  There are actual differences in TW2 based on your choices.

[Addai]

Not maybe. You see entirely different areas of the game on one path that you don't see on the other. That's as different from DA2 as it gets. That said, both are cinematic games. In my view, TW2 is a cinematic game that a roleplayer can enjoy. That's high praise coming from me. But I admit I love the Witcher universe and am pretty invested in it at this point.

*looks around* So yeah... Skyrim! I am playing Witcher now, but am looking forward to the DLC news. The only bummer is that I'm pretty sure there won't be more Ulfric.

[Yrkoon]

EternalAmbiguity wrote...

Addai67 wrote...
Depends on how fast you play.  You can't properly say you've played the game until you've at least done both paths, so I'd say 60 hours.  Not as long as Skyrim or Witcher 1, of course.

By that token, you could say a playthrough of DA ][, which of course you must go pro-mage and then pro-templar, is 80 hours.

No, it's quite a bit different with TW2, as the "paths" being discussed here happen to be completely different game chapters.  One path literally takes you to  a different city than the other one  for the whole of the second chapter of the game.

The draw back  to this is that a single playthrough tends to be brief, because a huge chunk of the game  gets closed off to you due to the path you choose to take.    And, as pointed out, you really do need to play the game twice to see everything and to understand the full scope of the story.   But that's a good thing IMO.   Anyway,  I usually drag out a playthrough and make it last about 30 hours by seriously indulging in the mini-games  (arm wrestling, dice poker, tavern brawls.)  They're all incredibly addictive things to do, and you can easily blow several hours of game play  doing them.

Modifié par Yrkoon, 01 mai 2012 - 11:00 .

[happy_daiz]

greengoron89 wrote...

Addai67 wrote...

*looks around* So yeah... Skyrim! I am playing Witcher now, but am looking forward to the DLC news. The only bummer is that I'm pretty sure there won't be more Ulfric.

I honestly hope the whole thing with the Falmer turns out to be legit - I was hoping for something related to the Thalmor originally, but this rumor now takes precedence as I'd very much like to learn more about the Snow Elves (and perhaps even the Dwemer?).

What? Is that the rumor? Falmer DLC?   I'm captivated by the Snow Elves' story, and would be thrilled to learn more about them.

I really need to get back into Skyrim - I've been playing TW2 (finished Iorveth's path), and a few other things (FONV, DAO), but nothing has really stuck with me. I'm actually playing a new ME2 run right now - I guess I was feeling nostalgic.

Modifié par happy_daiz, 01 mai 2012 - 02:22 .

[Giggles_Manically]

I just went back to playing Jade Empire again.

Makes me sad to play such an awesome RPG and then look at Bioware's recent efforts.

[RinpocheSchnozberry]

happy_daiz wrote...

What? Is that the rumor? Falmer DLC?   I'm captivated by the Snow Elves' story, and would be thrilled to learn more about them.

There are sections of a recent patch that refer to "the Snow Prince" and to crossbow animations.  There was also an amusing fake post about visiting Soltheism (or however it's spelled) in the new DLC.

[RedArmyShogun]

greengoron89 wrote...

Yeah, the Blades can kiss my ass - I'll never stab Paarthurnax or the Greybeards in the back just to make that ****y innkeeper that I don't even like happy.

So crawl back into the annals of the Great War and be forgotten, Blades - no one will miss you.

Actully there is a way around that, namely doing all the blades quests first and talking only to the dude. He can be talked out of it with some luck, or at least no hard feelings. The Woman though, well you'ld have a better chance of talking the SS into letting you go and being someone they want dead.

Also any news on the DLC yet?

[Giggles_Manically]

No new Twitter news so far.

[android654]

Does anyone know how long it takes to cross the entire map from one shore to another

[Seeker Sparrow]

Hmm...

http://www.bethblog....5/01/dawnguard/

[happy_daiz]

That's it? That's the announcement? E3 isn't until June 5-7, right? Dang.

[Giggles_Manically]

So we have to wait a month to get any info.
Then a month more after its release to play it?

Amazing.


Let the speculation begin I guess.
Does this have to do with Dawnstar? Azura god of dusk and dawn? Bethesda only dropping a name and picture?

[Xeyska]

^ What's up with the glowing eyes, I wonder?

[Bad King]

Is he meant to be a vampire (see the eyes)? With crossbow bolts on his back perhaps? Based on those new data files that's what I'd speculate.

Or Bethesda went BioWare on us and decided to make snow elves by photoshopping nords' faces.

[Addai]

Egad, they are torturing us. That barely qualifies as an announcement.

[Brockololly]

I really hate the trend in video games of announcing announcements. No doubt this DLC will be the highlight of Microsoft's E3 presentation since they've got the one month exclusivity and they'll parade around the Kinect stuff.