For the record, I'm not sure how I feel about the Black Marsh as the setting. The Argonians kind of annoy me, so the prospect of a royal buttload of Argonian NPCs doesn't have me super excited.
That said, I've come to trust Bethesda 100 percent. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Fried Meat Ball!:
For the record, I'm not sure how I feel about the Black Marsh as the setting. The Argonians kind of annoy me, so the prospect of a royal buttload of Argonian NPCs doesn't have me super excited.
That said, I've come to trust Bethesda 100 percent.
I have been replaying skyrim lately, and it has me a bit depressed with how dark the setting of the game is visually.
I wouldn't mind a bit more color in the next game.
But the Black Marsh sounds like more of the same to me. [Reply]
Originally Posted by tyler360:
I have been replaying skyrim lately, and it has me a bit depressed with how dark the setting of the game is visually.
I wouldn't mind a bit more color in the next game.
But the Black Marsh sounds like more of the same to me.
I replay every now and then. My wife has never stopped playing. She builds a character in her never ending quest to building the perfect character. As soon as she makes a perk decision she doesn't like, she starts a new character. She did the same thing with Oblivion. Never finished the main quest in Oblivion until Skyrim came out - I banned her from Skyrim until she finished it. I expect she'll do the same thing with this one.
She's always playing sneak characters and always played with alchemy. I finally convinced her to try a brute character, no alchemy. So she's playing a dual-ax-weilding Orc, running in guns a blazin'. No alchemy, so she's not wasting a bunch of time collecting ingredients. She's loving it. Totally different type of game play when you're not trying to sneak around. Also makes cave diving a LOT faster. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Fried Meat Ball!:
For the record, I'm not sure how I feel about the Black Marsh as the setting. The Argonians kind of annoy me, so the prospect of a royal buttload of Argonian NPCs doesn't have me super excited.
That said, I've come to trust Bethesda 100 percent.
Didnt try ESO eh?
Though my feeling is they wont fuck this up. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Fried Meat Ball!:
I replay every now and then. My wife has never stopped playing. She builds a character in her never ending quest to building the perfect character. As soon as she makes a perk decision she doesn't like, she starts a new character. She did the same thing with Oblivion. Never finished the main quest in Oblivion until Skyrim came out - I banned her from Skyrim until she finished it. I expect she'll do the same thing with this one.
She's always playing sneak characters and always played with alchemy. I finally convinced her to try a brute character, no alchemy. So she's playing a dual-ax-weilding Orc, running in guns a blazin'. No alchemy, so she's not wasting a bunch of time collecting ingredients. She's loving it. Totally different type of game play when you're not trying to sneak around. Also makes cave diving a LOT faster.
I never have understood the whole be sneaky approach to games. I want to have fun playing them. It is a distraction from real life for me.
The last thing I want to do is sit around and sneak through a game the size of Elder Scrolls.
I am the Leeroy Jenkins of Elder Scrolls. Kill first, kill again, and keep killing. Then maybe ask a question. Then more killing. [Reply]
Originally Posted by tyler360:
I never have understood the whole be sneaky approach to games. I want to have fun playing them. It is a distraction from real life for me.
The last thing I want to do is sit around and sneak through a game the size of Elder Scrolls.
I am the Leeroy Jenkins of Elder Scrolls. Kill first, kill again, and keep killing. Then maybe ask a question. Then more killing.
I've played sneak quite a bit. I enjoy it, especially in Skyrim (vs. Oblivion) where the bow is a MUCH more powerful weapon. I also really like the assassin's blade perk. Not to bad carrying a bow and a knife and a whole bunch of one-shot kills. At one point in a previous character where I'd built up the entire sneak perk tree, I could one-shot most dragons. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Fried Meat Ball!:
I've played sneak quite a bit. I enjoy it, especially in Skyrim (vs. Oblivion) where the bow is a MUCH more powerful weapon. I also really like the assassin's blade perk. Not to bad carrying a bow and a knife and a whole bunch of one-shot kills. At one point in a previous character where I'd built up the entire sneak perk tree, I could one-shot most dragons.
I played quite a bit of sneak on my most recent playthrough. High elf/glass armor/sneaking around and one-shotting the **** out of people. with the bow. Lot of fun. [Reply]
Originally Posted by duncan_idaho:
I played quite a bit of sneak on my most recent playthrough. High elf/glass armor/sneaking around and one-shotting the **** out of people. with the bow. Lot of fun.
You could do it in Oblivion, too, but you really had to focus on Archery. Once you got your skill high though, it kicked ass. But God. Damn. it was tough to play that route. [Reply]