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THE BEST WEAPON CHOICE?

Bow & Arrow - I like to sneak around and kill from afar!
Melee - Stealth and Mage characters are just wimps. Real men use swords!
Magic - Both Sword and Bow are rendered useless against my spells!

Author Topic: The Elder Scrolls - Megathread - Skyrim is 57 days away!  (Read 113677 times)

did people hear about bethesda answering questions on their website in mid-may

did people hear about bethesda answering questions on their website in mid-may
no :O


We're all excited. And for good reason: Bethesda is excellent at building hype for their games.http://forums.bethsoft.com/index.php?/topic/1207390-skyrim-fan-interview/
I think it was the music in the trailer.

Millions across the world will beat Skyrim an hour after midnight on the 11th of November. Trust to that.
No It'll be physically impossible and not fun

I think it was the music in the trailer.
The music and the dragon shout in the trailer that sent a solid wall of force from the Dragonborn's mouth that went barreling across the snow-covered rock shelf right into the dragon he was hunting.

The music and the dragon shout in the trailer that sent a solid wall of force from the Dragonborn's mouth that went barreling across the snow-covered rock shelf right into the dragon he was hunting.
That shout gave me chills down my spine xD

That shout gave me chills down my spine xD
As do many of Bethesda's methods of releasing information about their next big game.
Like this concept art for Fallout 3:

I'll probably not play through the whole main story for like month at least.

I never beat Oblivion until like 2 years after I got it.

I just do a bunch of other quests.

As do many of Bethesda's methods of releasing information about their next big game.
Like this concept art for Fallout 3:
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Ohforget you.
Now I have to go play fallout.


I'll probably not play through the whole main story for like month at least.

I never beat Oblivion until like 2 years after I got it.

I just do a bunch of other quests.
Sadly the same thing happened to me.

Lol. My first character got lost in the ruins across from the exit of the sewers.
I spent a day trying to get out xD

I'll probably not play through the whole main story for like month at least.

I never beat Oblivion until like 2 years after I got it.

I just do a bunch of other quests.
As I did with Oblivion, I think I'll go straight for the main storyline the first time around, then join my guilds and factions and all that good stuff afterwards.
Ohforget you.
Now I have to go play fallout.
Thank me later.


EDIT: There had better be an arena-type faction.

I was huge of the factions in Oblivion. They were by far my favorite part of the game.
They made even what would have seemed to be a boring questline (Fighters and thieves Guild) and added in an awesome story.
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I was huge on factions in Oblivion. They were by far my favorite part of the game.
Same.

I dunno about everyone else, but I was seriously into RPing. And doing the Mainstoryline as the Grey Fox just feels different.

I was huge on factions in Oblivion. They were by far my favorite part of the game.
As were they mine.
I accidentally did something as Arch-Mage that got me kicked out of the Mage's Guild, and until I obtained the alchemical ingredients necessary to win my way back into the guild, I was the most insecure bastard you've ever seen.
It was like I had broken up with a girlfriend.

As were they mine.
I accidentally did something as Arch-Mage that got me kicked out of the Mage's Guild, and until I obtained the alchemical ingredients necessary to win my way back into the guild, I was the most insecure bastard you've ever seen.
It was like I had broken up with a girlfriend.
Yeah.
That was the one downfall of guilds.
You could still be kicked out :(