Sorta I've been meaning to get back to it but I ran out of ideas first character was just me playing, second was an insane mage who liked fire quite a bit, and the last was a straight merc who would kill anyone or anything for money.
Does anyone still play Skyrim?
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Yeah, I've been playing around a bit with strange magic pairings, and over the past few weeks I've found that there's almost no mixed magic build that isn't viable. My Conjuration/Alteration/Illusion Dunmer isn't exactly a pacifist build, but he is very Darkseidesque (a thought that makes me want to throw a blue tunic on a Storm Atronach).
Pfft, gosh yes. I still haven't completed the main quest yet, it took me two years just to complete Oblivion's main quest simply because I never got around to it so when my level thirty silver sword wielding bad ass charged into Kvatch it was a tough battle. I do wish there were more crazy looking enemies in Skyrim but whatevs, at least they explained that because of the destruction of the amulet of kings most realms of oblivion are closed off as well as their daedra. So yeah, I'm still playing Skyrim and it's all I'll play for a long while.
On a side note, you know how Mehrunes Dagon had to get all this power from the amulet of kings in order to get into the plane of mundus/nirn so like... Why can Sheogorath just bring himself and a crazy plus one into solitude for a little weekend vacation shouldn't that be impossible or is the point just moot because he's the deus ex machina esque character that gives no shits about the rules? Or is he super powerful, like way more than Dagon? Who knows if anyone is deep in the lore like me feel free to pm me or just talk aboot it here. Or start a thread I don't know how.
On a side note, you know how Mehrunes Dagon had to get all this power from the amulet of kings in order to get into the plane of mundus/nirn so like... Why can Sheogorath just bring himself and a crazy plus one into solitude for a little weekend vacation shouldn't that be impossible or is the point just moot because he's the deus ex machina esque character that gives no shits about the rules? Or is he super powerful, like way more than Dagon? Who knows if anyone is deep in the lore like me feel free to pm me or just talk aboot it here. Or start a thread I don't know how.
Yeah, I still do. I'm starting to take part in the challenge runs of Skyrim and have just made my unarmed character. I'm also starting to properly roleplay and it just makes the game so much better.
Haven't been able to play it for a few months due to a broken PC which is, as we speak, in the shop being fixed. Prize to whomever guesses what game I'm first playing once I get it back.[footnote]In other words, I would still be playing it had my PC not stuffed up.[/footnote]
I would, but the glitch which crashes the game when you enter water ruins any kind of long-term playthrough I may want to do. (PS3 by the way)
Although, disregarding all the bugs, after clocking in around 200 hours I feel I've done and seen all the best stuff.
So no, I don't play Skyrim any more.
Although, disregarding all the bugs, after clocking in around 200 hours I feel I've done and seen all the best stuff.
So no, I don't play Skyrim any more.
No. I picked it up again after the PS3 patch that fixed the lag issues, but not since then. I'm done with the game. I've put hundreds of hours in it before I realized just how meaningless Skyrim is. Don't get me wrong, it has a lot of great stuff in it and is ideal for RPing, but that nothing you do has any real consequence in the game started to really bother me.
I only stopped because my PS3 copy became nearly unplayable. I recently fixed the problems by deleting everything, reinstalled it all and have spent about twenty hours over the weekend (Yeah, not as impressive as those that racked up a hundred hours after the game had been out for a hundred and ten hours, but whateves). Dawnguard looks pretty cool too.