Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

[CrimsonGhost56]

i remember a lot of people saying how much trouble they had when they fought Krosis....well i just fought him and literally took no damage from his fireballs with my fire-resistance boots which is believe are resist +60 and a resist fire potion i took. i could of beat him bare-fisted with ease if i wanted to... i saw his pop up behind a dragon i was fighting and i was like oh shit but turns out the fight was rather lame.

edit- took me almost 80 hours into the game to figure out you spend dragon souls to unlock shouts. not that any of them are really that great. i still use unrelenting force 90% of the time

[Maynard]

i agree...the shouts are pretty weak and worthless

[Epidemik]

Maybe I shall purchase the game

[riley420]

where are the daedric quests located? is there a path to completing them or do you just randomly encounter them? I did one but it was back in the 1st 30 hours of game time so i dont even remember what it was.

Try this link for those questions.

 

i agree...the shouts are pretty weak and worthless

Says the guy without Call Dragon, Call of Valor or the amazingly 10 minute Storm Call.

[Golden Taters]

Says the guy without Call Dragon, Call of Valor or the amazingly 10 minute Storm Call.

I like "Throw Voice" as well. Comes in handy when you have a sneaky character.

[Houston]

Creating my first character, I wonder what race best fits my personality...

[killgod]

Creating my first character, I wonder what race best fits my personality...

I'd go Imperial.

[Houston]

I'd go Imperial.

I was just about to pick Breton, but I'll check out Imperial.

[Fappin Raptor]

Redguard?

[Houston]

At first glance, Imperials appear to be the Lannisters of this game, so I went with them.

[j.hen]

Says the guy without Call Dragon, Call of Valor or the amazingly 10 minute Storm Call.

Storm Call ftw. When I first got Storm Call I set it as my R2 power right away and promptly forgot to ever use it. Later on I wondered into a bandit camp where there was literally like 10 bandits running around trying to kill me. I tried using force push to knock em all down and pick em off but I still had Storm Call set at R2 so I called a storm instead. So as I'm running around tearing shit up with archery I'm about to die, there was a split second where the last guy was in front of me, about to swing and end it all, I even remember accepting my death. Out of nowhere this blinding flash of lightning comes down right in front of me, when the dust clears I'm standing over the dead body of the last bandit who all but killed me. Storm Call ftmfw.

Another awesome moment from Skyrim was when I first experimented with Paralyzing potions. Tipped my arrows with one just before getting attacked by a sabertooth. I was in sneak mode when it saw me and it pounced, I shot it in mid air and it proceeded to fly OVER my head and go sailing off into the river behind me and start to float away before I stuck it with more arrows to end it's life. I was rofl'ing.

[riley420]

I'd go Imperial.

Hey, skeever butt.

Storm Call ftw. When I first got Storm Call I set it as my R2 power right away and promptly forgot to ever use it. Later on I wondered into a bandit camp where there was literally like 10 bandits running around trying to kill me. I tried using force push to knock em all down and pick em off but I still had Storm Call set at R2 so I called a storm instead. So as I'm running around tearing shit up with archery I'm about to die, there was a split second where the last guy was in front of me, about to swing and end it all, I even remember accepting my death. Out of nowhere this blinding flash of lightning comes down right in front of me, when the dust clears I'm standing over the dead body of the last bandit who all but killed me. Storm Call ftmfw.

Another awesome moment from Skyrim was when I first experimented with Paralyzing potions. Tipped my arrows with one just before getting attacked by a sabertooth. I was in sneak mode when it saw me and it pounced, I shot it in mid air and it proceeded to fly OVER my head and go sailing off into the river behind me and start to float away before I stuck it with more arrows to end it's life. I was rofl'ing.

When I got all three words, I decided it was time to finish the civil war quests. I walk into Solitude, do my shout, and a fucking monsoon rolls in. For 10 minutes.

Massive lightning, wind, rain, thunder...fucking awesome. Just don't do it if you have a follower, because they'll get struck and turn against you.

[Maynard]

Try this link for those questions.

 

Says the guy without Call Dragon, Call of Valor or the amazingly 10 minute Storm Call.

i snagged the first word of storm call. probably would have never found it if i didnt look at the wiki. i will search for the other 2 words tomorrow

i lost my bitch Arianth in that tomb. she got killed, but i was gonna dismiss her anyways

[riley420]

i snagged the first word of storm call. probably would have never found it if i didnt look at the wiki. i will search for the other 2 words tomorrow

i lost my bitch Arianth in that tomb. she got killed, but i was gonna dismiss her anyways

You get the third word near the end of the main quest...like 5 minutes from the end.

[OnlyOneBeerLeft]

http://www.xbox360achievements.org/news/news-10825-Bethesda--May--Use-the-Lands-of-Morrowind-and-Cyrodiil-in-Skyrim.html

Skyrim is huge, a vast land of mountains and tundra, dragons and dungeons. We know that. We also know that there’s more, much more. Climb to the highest peaks and you can see across to Morrowind and Cyrodiil, the settings for The Elder Scrolls III and IV. What we didn't know, however, is that Bethesda may put that landmass to use.

Speaking at DICE last week, director Todd Howard said, "The reason they [Morrowind and Cyrodiil] are there - and I will not say if we are or are not using them in the future - is when we first built the landmass for Skyrim we knew we were going to have these tall mountains.

“And what can you see see? We have views early in the project where you can see into the [neighbouring] province from the other game. We needed to have something [there].

“It's not high detail. If you walk there, from a distance it's...yeah, the stuff is there. And the thinking is, maybe we'll use it one day, but our larger worry was, I'm going to climb up on top of a mountain and look that way. What will I be able to see there? We try to cover all those angles as much as we can."

Maybe they’ll use it some day, eh? Nice. DLC with an entire extra landmass? We doubt it. But still, we can dream.