My plan is simple. Move my monitor to the other side of the room until all the Giant Spiders are dead and then I can relax and enjoy the game.
Yeah basically this and just have a good time playing it.DeltaWolfson said:Play it until my PS3 explodes!!!
This times a hundred.DeltaWolfson said:Play it until my PS3 explodes!!!
I will be sneaky, using mainly bows. my other two choices of weapons will be dual daggers, and dual spells of some kind, probably lightning bolt.Teddy Roosevelt said:I know that I am incredibly excited for Skyrim to come out. I have never properly played an Elder Scrolls game save a few minutes faffing about with Oblivion at my friend's house, though I have played through Fallout 3. I was reluctant to get Oblivion due to the rate at which Fallout went from fun to boring, however after playing Oblivion a bit and listening to my friend's description of the game in action, which I barely got to see, I decided Bethesda's fantasy-style games are worth trying. Enter Skyrim...
My plans are to play through the game as an Elder Scrolls incarnation of Beowulf. We recently read that story in World Literature in school, and I must say I loved the original tale. I loved it so much, I decided I could be Beowulf, son of Ecgtheow, romping through Tamriel. I figure it will be quite fitting, in fact. The game world of Skyrim looks very Nordic, and Beowulf fights a dragon at the end of the story, after killing Grendel and Grendel's Mother.
So, tell me, Escapists, what do you want to do with Skyrim?
Yes, but Beowulf also cannot effectively use swords because he is so strong he breaks them. This is not an exact re-enactment of Beowulf, obviously. This is just putting the character in the game.Gill Kaiser said:Doesn't the dragon kill Beowulf?