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Subject: Skyrim
the painting quest was awesome, I mean the idea to make such a quest...trully inspired :)
Skyrim sets my video settings at high, yes :D
Right, what are everyones impressions?
I joined the companions, and got to the point where I realised that I was going to end up killing one of them (and based upon an experience where I hit someone while torching a dummy) which would be hard and annoying.
So I went back to the main quest, killed the first dragon, and went back to the Jard or whatever. His assistant wen't - 'how do I know he's dragonborn?' At this point, I looked up in the air, and did the shout thing, like I had with the guards. But for some reason, next thing I know, everyone is at my throat and I barely made it out. With the main quest pretty much screwed, I went back to my last savepoint, outside the bloody ruins where you get the dragonstone.
Poop. A lot of skills and time wasted :(
I joined the companions, and got to the point where I realised that I was going to end up killing one of them (and based upon an experience where I hit someone while torching a dummy) which would be hard and annoying.
So I went back to the main quest, killed the first dragon, and went back to the Jard or whatever. His assistant wen't - 'how do I know he's dragonborn?' At this point, I looked up in the air, and did the shout thing, like I had with the guards. But for some reason, next thing I know, everyone is at my throat and I barely made it out. With the main quest pretty much screwed, I went back to my last savepoint, outside the bloody ruins where you get the dragonstone.
Poop. A lot of skills and time wasted :(
I played Skyrim for 13,6 hrs today according to Steam. Not bad :D
As far as I remember I'm lvl 12 now, I got 4 shouts but can use just 2 because I only killed 2 dragons so far.
I had some installation problems and crashes afterwards but now it's ok.
As far as I remember I'm lvl 12 now, I got 4 shouts but can use just 2 because I only killed 2 dragons so far.
I had some installation problems and crashes afterwards but now it's ok.
I played Skyrim for 13,6 hrs today according to Steam. Not bad :D
Life, I say farewell to you.
Life, I say farewell to you.
Played for 5 hours.
Like it a lot.
Haven't done any quests yet, just roaming around the world. Gameplay is a lot better than Oblivion also like the world more, a bit more mysterious than Cyrodill.
And... YES... Dungeons are actually interesting.
About gameplay i like that they added crosshair when you are not in First person view.
The interface is not as simple as in Oblivion, but it's just a matter of getting used to.
Also spells are not the same, and have characteristics.. which is good.
Btw, haven't looked into it yet. Does anybody know how i can improve my hand to hand combat(bare hands). As i have a khajeet(or what ever) and her claws are just awesome.
Is it the "one hand" skill?
the amusing thing about this thread is it has gone dead since the game came out...
probably because people hafnt been back on sokker and have just been playing skyrim lol
probably because people hafnt been back on sokker and have just been playing skyrim lol
Haven't played it since Saturday, was going to those bearded guys on the mountain, but then, when i was close to the top, game crashed, so fu** it :D and was quite busy since then ...
P.S SK crashed, so no wonder there are less comments on the topic and maybe thats the explanations for SK crash, someone was too busy with skyrim :D :D
P.S SK crashed, so no wonder there are less comments on the topic and maybe thats the explanations for SK crash, someone was too busy with skyrim :D :D
12 hours or so, level 11.
Ran into a rock with my horse and caught serious air xD (hit the sky limit i think)
Otherwise, im enjoying being a thief. Getting into the rhythm of lockpicking by guessing too - are there sound cues or techniques that arent explore till you find where it turns.
Ran into a rock with my horse and caught serious air xD (hit the sky limit i think)
Otherwise, im enjoying being a thief. Getting into the rhythm of lockpicking by guessing too - are there sound cues or techniques that arent explore till you find where it turns.