HoonDing

Leveling fast is a non-issue considering you can only get around 70 of the total of 250 in-game perks. Not to mention you only get a small health/magicka/stamina bonus upon level up. There's also the fact that training already high skills will make you level up quicker.

1. buy random conjuration spell 2. spend a few in-game days in Gerdur's house training your magic and combat skills to 100 3. Profit!

Currently checking out the "X marks the spot" around Riverwood. Melee combat is crappy, stealth is okay, but holy damn if the magic isn't incredibly fun. Those lumbering Nord bandits have no chance while I palpatine them into Oblivion. Enemy mages, though, is another matter. The game also runs much better with Vsync disabled.

In Skyrimprefs.ini: bDialogueSubtitles=1 bGeneralSubtitles=1

I don't like how the Thalmor are immediately shoved in your face in the tutorial. On the other hand, it was nice how an Imperial stooge asked my High Elf whether she wasn't a part of their embassy. They still wanted to chop off her head, though. Jerks. Aldmeri philosophy 101: As for Morrowind, it is mostly gone after the Ministry of Truth finally crashed down and caused Red Mountain to erupt; the rest got taken over by Argonians. What was left of the Dunmer fled to Solstheim. Most fun I've had in Skyrim so far: Also: FUUUUUUUUU-

Finished the tutorial. Can't see what all the whining was all about, it was pretty decent to me. Though I had the impression my character was immortal when Spell effects are damn awesome. UI is an annoying oversized PIPBoy vehicle that gets in my face everytime. And finally, Imperials are jerks that all need to die.

UI fonts are way too big. It's annoying me.

I think you need to add bUseTotallyAwesomeTextures=1 in Skyrimprefs.ini

The guy from Tweakguides has a GTX 580 and runs the game silk smooth on Ultra. Maybe wait for his tweak guide?

This is a video of Skyrim on PC completely maxed:

50 minutes. EDIT: it's actually hilarious after FO:NV to again meet Roman LARPers. Those guys (and gals) are so dead.

Gotta hand it to BioWare, though, how many games can end with ? On the contrary, many sci-fi games begin that way.

5 hours to go before it unlocks.

But all the reviewers played the game for days. I know it's NMA, but there's hardly any reason to single out Bethesda games.

The game doesn't deserve a 10 though. It is sorely missing Dragon shapeshifting.

Presumably, Leia had an emotional connection to some individuals on the planet. I1m not sure what you're trying to say here. She became a living wound in the Force.

http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2011/11/10...-pc/#more-81675

http://www.gamespot.com/the-elder-scrolls-...-review-6344622 http://www.giantbomb.com/the-elder-scrolls...-33394/reviews/ http://www.pcgamer.com/2011/11/10/the-elde...-skyrim-review/ http://www.gameinformer.com/games/the_elde...ting-about.aspx

Did Prosper write that?

Reminds me of Indigo Prophecy.

After replaying Daggerfall recently, I can no longer complain about level scaling in Oblivion. What did Oblivion in, was the boring and generic game world, especially compared to Morrowind. There better be a ****load of new lore books in Skyrim.

That has to be a close-up of a pullover.

I would definitely want to become a huge Space Terminator.

I don't really care about the plot, I just want to see Tali's face.