1 day till Skyrim

[Fieldy409_v1legacy]

Orc wearing a metric ton of armour with a big fuck off axe!

Although im likely to dip my toes in magic and stealth too.

 

[DirgeNovak]

LIAR! It's TWO days before Skyrim...

And I'll be a dunmer assassin.

 

[Wuggy]

Days? How do they work? It's wednesday, so it's not 1 day till Skyrim, it's 2.

Anyway, I'll be playing swashbuckler-rogue-duelist Dunmer.

 

[Savagezion]

Is Gamestop having a midnight release party for this?

I am so there, if so. As for my build... not sure on race yet but it will be an arcane scout/archer build. Thinking Argonian or Nord.

 

[StBishop]

I'm not great with timezones, but I'm pretty sure there isn't anywhere in the world that's two days ahead of me.

Nord with a beard. As of what his traits are, I have no idea. I just want the damn beard.

There isn't.

OP is inaccurate. Everyone knows that it's tomorrow in Australia and it's only the 9th here.

There are 24hrs worth of time zones. It's why we have a date line.

OT: I won't be playing Skyrim. I'll be waiting for Assassin's Creed. Studying for my final exam of the year.

 

[RedEyesBlackGamer]

1 day? It's 2 days damn it, TWO DAYS!

Not if you count the midnight launch party that starts 10PM Thursday at some stores.

 

[Uncle_Brainhorn]

Redguard with heavy armor and a shield and sword, most probably.

This, all the way.

 

[JoesshittyOs]

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Done that. Combat doesn't look too well, dragonfighting seems strange.
Fight at 1:35.
I admit, magic and archery look good. Finishing moves also look great. But just the hit, strange animation, block, strange animation, hit, strange animation, block? Meh...

Then the word you're looking for is dull. Not Oblivion with better Graphics.

 

[Lawllerskater]

I'm going to be a freaking woodelf. Duh. I'll shoot arrows from my bow. Duh.

 

[EHKOS]

Never played any of these games, so I don't know. something that cleaves through the enemies with a massive hunk of metal though.

... if I can set the metal on fire, all the better.

Then you want an Orc. Or a Nord. Prolly the Orc though.

 

[FaceFaceFace]

I don't know, I never played the other Elder Scrolls. You people probably know stuff about this since you're in this thread. Is a magic-user with a one-handed sword feasible? And what does it matter if you're one of the several different guys who all just look like humans versus being a bipedal lizard?

 

[Solo-Wing]

Wood-Elf Sniper. So pretty much buffing Marksman and Sneak as much as possible. With some security and Athletics.

 

[Bat Vader]

Is Gamestop having a midnight release party for this?

I am so there, if so. As for my build... not sure on race yet but it will be an arcane scout/archer build. Thinking Argonian or Nord.

The GameStop that I shop at is going to start letting people in at 10:00 PM on Thursday night for Skyrim. I intend to be one of the firsts ones in. Plus, staying there for two hours will let me catch up on my reading. Still need to read Game of Thrones.

 

[blackdwarf]

i'm already playing like a nord with a warhammer

 

[RedEyesBlackGamer]

I don't know, I never played the other Elder Scrolls. You people probably know stuff about this since you're in this thread. Is a magic-user with a one-handed sword feasible? And what does it matter if you're one of the several different guys who all just look like humans versus being a bipedal lizard?

Different races have different bonuses. Bretons are made to be natural mages, Redguards are made to be natural warriors, etc.
Having a mage with a sword would decrease your spell effectiveness.
From the wiki:

The Spell Effectiveness figure on the Magic screen indicates the actual percentage of how effective your spells are. The magnitude of a spell will be multiplied by this figure when you cast the spell; if the spell has no magnitude, then the duration will be affected instead (see Tips, below, for more detail). So if your Spell Effectiveness is 85%, an Ease Burden spell will only allow you to carry 42 more points, instead of the full 50 points. Your Spell Effectiveness will be reduced if you wear armor. There are two types of armor: light armor and heavy armor. It doesn't matter which one you actually use as far as your skill is concerned. Your overall Spell Effectiveness while in armor, either light or heavy, cannot exceed 95% regardless of your skill in that armor. The skill rating for the armor you wear must be at least Journeyman rank to maintain 95%; lower ratings than Journeyman results in lower effectiveness. 100% Spell Effectiveness can only be achieved if you are not wearing any armor (which is why most NPC spellcasters wear robes and no armor). Fatigue levels do not affect overall Spell Effectiveness.

http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Oblivion:Magic_Overview
Wearing things like robes and wielding staffs increases your spell effectiveness.

 

[walrusaurus]

I will be playing a Cat Burglar. cause thats how i roll.

 

[Mister Eff]

My favourite playthrough type on Oblivion was a sneaky alchemist magic user with a bow. I'll probably go with that the first time round.

 

[Hwoof]

OOOOOHHHH MAN.

I finish exams on the day it comes out.

People won't be seeing me much over summer.