360, PS3, PC: Elder Scrolls V - Skyrim
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how do you guys fare against giants? :trollface:
#43
I so want to play this game. But PC is too old/underpowered
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lol notice where the character is who is talking in relation to the archer....
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I loved messing with the guards in Oblivion too.
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If it plays Oblivion you can possibly get away with Skyrim at lower detail levels
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Level 37, I don't think I can level much more...
Archery, Sneak, Destruction, Blacksmith, One handed, Two handed are all at 100
Archery, Sneak, Destruction, Blacksmith, One handed, Two handed are all at 100
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Recommended Specs
Windows 7/Vista/XP PC (32 or 64 bit)
Processor: Quad-core Intel or AMD CPU
4GB System RAM
6GB free HDD space
DirectX 9.0c compatible NVIDIA or AMD ATI video card with 1GB of RAM (Nvidia GeForce GTX 260 or higher (i.e GTX550Ti); ATI Radeon 4890 or higher).
DirectX compatible sound card
Internet access for Steam activation
Minimum Specs
Windows 7/Vista/XP PC (32 or 64 bit)
Processor: Dual Core 2.0GHz or equivalent processor
2GB System RAM
6GB free HDD Space
Direct X 9.0c compliant video card with 512 MB of RAM
DirectX compatible sound card
Internet access for Steam activation
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Great game, just that the melee system sucks to games I have played. Like Dark Messiah had an excellent melee and casting system, just wish the melee wasn't so damn clunky.
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Finally got the wife to give me my Christmas gift early. I've played about 3 hours as an Imperial, but don't know if I want to continue. Can someone recommend a good character build? Or for those who have played quite a bit, maybe recommend something you would have changed if you had the chance early on?
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failhard.
Don't know if you want to continue? Are you getting bored already?
I wouldn't change anything, personally. I have a second character that I fully immersed myself into now that I know what the TES series is about thanks to my first standard Dark Elf mage build. I have a herpderp heavy-armor Argonian female named Revan that runs screaming and shouting into battle head-first with two swords. It's a lot more fun and challenging than my first build.
My third character will be a full sneak build, Khajiit. Fourth will probably be a no-kill build on Master. I think if you fully get into your character, you can't NOT have fun.
Plus there's plenty of evil shit to do, if you're into that. See an NPC that annoys the shit out of you? Kill him stealthily, trap his soul into a gem, enchant a ring with that soul, plant it on their wife/husband's nightstand. The satisfaction is awesome. >=]
If you're into Assassination missions, have a "thing". I've heard of people collecting deathbells or nightshade flowers for that reason. They leave flowers lying on the corpses of their victims. Have fun with this shit!
I wouldn't change anything, personally. I have a second character that I fully immersed myself into now that I know what the TES series is about thanks to my first standard Dark Elf mage build. I have a herpderp heavy-armor Argonian female named Revan that runs screaming and shouting into battle head-first with two swords. It's a lot more fun and challenging than my first build.
My third character will be a full sneak build, Khajiit. Fourth will probably be a no-kill build on Master. I think if you fully get into your character, you can't NOT have fun.
Plus there's plenty of evil shit to do, if you're into that. See an NPC that annoys the shit out of you? Kill him stealthily, trap his soul into a gem, enchant a ring with that soul, plant it on their wife/husband's nightstand. The satisfaction is awesome. >=]
If you're into Assassination missions, have a "thing". I've heard of people collecting deathbells or nightshade flowers for that reason. They leave flowers lying on the corpses of their victims. Have fun with this shit!
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Thanks mystikk -Not bored at all, barely scratched the surface. Just want to see what others play as. In the past, I always end up with a balanced warrior type, and want to do something different for Skyrim. I'm gonna stop over thinking it and just play.
#74
I'm the Firestarter
Been playing for the past couple of days and loving it. Just bought my first house. My wife is already annoyed like hell that I'm spending so much time on the game.
Any tips for enhancing your helper? Can you hand them more powerful weapons and force them to use them? Can you get them to learn magic or something?
Any tips for enhancing your helper? Can you hand them more powerful weapons and force them to use them? Can you get them to learn magic or something?
#75
I've got spurs...
I just got this game but have only played it for about 30 minutes. I also got AC:R for Christmas and figured I should beat it before getting too far into Skyrim. Other wise I may never go back to AC:R.
#77
Burning Brakes
Been playing for the past couple of days and loving it. Just bought my first house. My wife is already annoyed like hell that I'm spending so much time on the game.
Any tips for enhancing your helper? Can you hand them more powerful weapons and force them to use them? Can you get them to learn magic or something?
Any tips for enhancing your helper? Can you hand them more powerful weapons and force them to use them? Can you get them to learn magic or something?
#78
failhard.
Been playing for the past couple of days and loving it. Just bought my first house. My wife is already annoyed like hell that I'm spending so much time on the game.
Any tips for enhancing your helper? Can you hand them more powerful weapons and force them to use them? Can you get them to learn magic or something?
Any tips for enhancing your helper? Can you hand them more powerful weapons and force them to use them? Can you get them to learn magic or something?
#79
I'm the Firestarter
How do you find out your helper's stats and skills? I can't even see Lydia's health unless we're fighting, and I can't tell her to run away during a fight. Do you guys end up leaving her at home later on so that she doesn't die?
Also, I can't imagine a scenario where an attractive female helper wouldn't eventually offer to satisfy my "other" needs, there should be a button for that...
Also, I can't imagine a scenario where an attractive female helper wouldn't eventually offer to satisfy my "other" needs, there should be a button for that...
#80
failhard.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...E&toomany=true
That'll give you each follower's stats, like max level, etc. To directly answer your question, though, seeing your follower's stats can only be accomplished on PC using console commands.
Here's where PC's superiority really comes in; You can reset your follower's level using other commands. Dismiss them, bring up console, click on them, type "disable", enter, type "enable", enter, close console, ask them to follow. Their stats will re-level.
You can also marry people, if you haven't figured it out yet lol. There's no God-of-War-like banging going on, but it's the next best thing since marriage has its individual perks. Gay and lesbian marriages are a go as well, so Bethesda has no qualms if you decide to live out Brokeback Mountain.
That'll give you each follower's stats, like max level, etc. To directly answer your question, though, seeing your follower's stats can only be accomplished on PC using console commands.
Here's where PC's superiority really comes in; You can reset your follower's level using other commands. Dismiss them, bring up console, click on them, type "disable", enter, type "enable", enter, close console, ask them to follow. Their stats will re-level.
You can also marry people, if you haven't figured it out yet lol. There's no God-of-War-like banging going on, but it's the next best thing since marriage has its individual perks. Gay and lesbian marriages are a go as well, so Bethesda has no qualms if you decide to live out Brokeback Mountain.
Last edited by mystikk; 12-29-2011 at 04:23 PM.