41. i'd kick all of your guys' asses.
the best part about it though, is that you'd never see me coming, since i've maxed out my sneak attack
41. i'd kick all of your guys' asses.
the best part about it though, is that you'd never see me coming, since i've maxed out my sneak attack
Last edited by baseballplyrmvp; 01-02-2012 at 01:15 PM.
Yeah I had a big gap since I played. Wanted to wait for patch 4 to fix what patch 3 broke.
I'm doing some business in Winterhold, and it's the middle of the night so everyone is sleeping. So I woke up this chick I had to talk to, and as I was talking to her, someone else walks into the room and goes to sleep on the bed
Lvl 43, you can try a sneak attack but with my Legendary Glass Armor and light armor/one hand at 100, you would not make a dent in my guy.Originally Posted by baseballplyrmvp
41. i'd kick all of your guys' asses.
the best part about it though, is that you'd never see me coming, since i've maxed out my sneak attackUsing my Legendary Glass sword on the other hand, well I would see a beheading in your future.
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Sweet Pac-Man Easter Egg on Skyrim...
Ha...this game would've made for good online pvp...Lvl 43, you can try a sneak attack but with my Legendary Glass Armor and light armor/one hand at 100, you would not make a dent in my guy.
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There's a mod that's trying to do just that. It's in VERY early alpha stages, but, if it gets anywhere close to what it did in Oblivion, it'll be pretty damn interesting.
I get too easily distracted to level up past 35. I feel like doing something else and maximizing my efforts so I end up starting over (this will be the 4th time I've started over with my unarmed Nord Badass).
Sometimes I wish I played this game on a PC. I have a house in Windhelm with a serial killer living in the back room because Bethesda can't take the time to make sure that quests are bug free. The game just skipped over a step in the quest line making it impossible to deal with this person. I am going to move my wife there and see what happens next.As much as I love the game, the amount of bugs and freezes make me want punch something.
And, yet, me, on the PC, hasn't had any of those issues since switching to a mod manager program. I was having crashing issues to begin with, but since installing all of my mods via the manager program, I've had zero issues with the game and it looks better than ever with the mods that I'd added.Sometimes I wish I played this game on a PC. I have a house in Windhelm with a serial killer living in the back room because Bethesda can't take the time to make sure that quests are bug free. The game just skipped over a step in the quest line making it impossible to deal with this person. I am going to move my wife there and see what happens next.
In my younger days I would be right there with you. I just do not play games on the PC anymore. I spend enough time on the PC as it is and when it comes to games I like kicking back in the recliner and playing on the big screen. I just have to live with the issues and it could always be worse, I could be playing it on my PS3.
Well, I do usually play kicked back on a big screen.In my younger days I would be right there with you. I just do not play games on the PC anymore. I spend enough time on the PC as it is and when it comes to games I like kicking back in the recliner and playing on the big screen. I just have to live with the issues and it could always be worse, I could be playing it on my PS3.
Yeah, I've become the same way. About the only games I play anymore on PC are the ones that are available only on PC. If it's available on 360, that's what I get it for. Like you, when I'm feeling like gaming, I want to relax in the recliner, kick up my feet, and enjoy the game on the big screen. While my laptop has a pretty large screen, it's just never really been my preferred device for gaming.In my younger days I would be right there with you. I just do not play games on the PC anymore. I spend enough time on the PC as it is and when it comes to games I like kicking back in the recliner and playing on the big screen. I just have to live with the issues and it could always be worse, I could be playing it on my PS3.
100% agree. Just not as comfortable, so that's why I'm not a PC gamer. I sit at a computer 40 hours a week as it is.
Anyone still playing? I restarted and created a new bad boy.
Bjorn the Borg lvl 50
Full Dragon Armor (light) Armor rating 823 plus enchantments on each
Deadric Sword (Legendary) 91 damage + 52 plus enchantment on this my Deadric bow and Dagger (all Legendary)
This is my second character over lvl 45. I am glad there is not way to tell how much time you play this game on the 360.
I do occasionally. I'm really bored of it though. It's still HORRIBLY uninteresting story-wise, which just kills it for me.
I am not much of a story line guy to begin with. The Metal Gear games ruined me on gaming and stories, though I found Red Dead Redemption to be okay, up to the last part of Mexico where it got a bit odd.
I just can't expect something too compelling from a game that let's me join two Colleges, Thieves Guild, Dark Brotherhood, The Champions and The Blades, not to mention running though the civil war story line and dragon story line; all at the same time.
Last edited by bdoughty; 01-30-2012 at 07:36 PM.
i agreed with this until i reached a certain point last night....
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Funny (well not for me) little story about how developers can make the game a bit too real.
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While I have no issue with the story, being a video game and all... There are a few quests that you just have to imagine the writers were on shrooms. Just so far out there you could not help but laugh.
Examples - no spoilers, if you have been on these quests you will understand.
Most of the Dark Brotherhood Storyline
Wabbajack - we get it, someone is really into Lewis Carrol.
A dog you find outside of Falkreath
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