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Skyrim E3 link on youtube:

"ME3 is all about kick-ass action, choices with consequences and immersion in an epic sci-fi universe". Muzyka just broke the record for most buzzwords in a single sentence. Sorry, Todd.

Livestream doesn't work for me, apparently it's not available from my location. Any alternative live stream? People are completely going nuts @Bethsoft forums about Skyrim.

Did Muzyka seriously utter the words "kick-ass action"?

Wasn't Bethesda going to show something today?

Hey guys, what's going on in this thread

That does look awesome. I also like that it is part of the Elder Scrolls setting, unlike Nehrim.

looks better than both Oblivion and Skyrim.

I finished it. Pretty good overall, I'd rate it 7/10. Would've been 8/10 if the ending wasn't so abrupt... I'd like to have talked to Christine & Dean Domino one more time before leaving. Gameplay became very easy once I made it into the casino and managed to conjure up thousands of chips playing blackjack. Before that, it was adequately challenging due to limited resources, though frustrating at points because I played through it with my 2 INT character who had to search for Electric fuse boxes due to low Repair skill. Higher lockpick/science skill would've helped a lot as well. Then again, I had forgotten this character had Cherchez la femme perk, which lead to some nice, unique dialogue options with Christine. Now I'm back in the Wasteland, and massively over-encumbered because my gear materialized again... is there some kind of console command that allows one to teleport to the Strip? It's kind of a long, annoying walk otherwise. I've also access to Honest Hearts, should I play it *before* or *after* the quest Render unto Caesar?

The classic Battle Chess had stuff like that. Also, Battle vs Chess

One of the complaints about BEEP BEEP BEEP was that it leads to trial-and-error gameplay, and that is totally true. Whenever you hear BEEP BEEP BEEP, you're never sure whether you have to look for the emitter to destroy or just run on until the BEEP BEEP BEEP stops. Problem is, near the end your head gets blown off as soon as you hesitate a few seconds.

You're better off waiting for LOTR: War in the North if you liked Demon Stone.

I finally caved in and got Dead Money and while story & characters are interesting, I can now totally understand why people complained about the gameplay. It's just not fun. The constant BEEP BEEP BEEP is simply maddening. Luckily I have a character with 100 Stealth & Light Step perk so the first part of the DLC was smooth sailing. I can't fathom how a character without those abilities would be able to get through it without going insane, though. I also don't understand why your character loses all gear at the beginning... aren't the collars enough? Seems pretty stupid for Father Elijah to rid his lackeys off all their gear if he wants them to survive in one of the most dangerous areas of the Mojave. Overall, very mixed feelings.

Hard is the new normal.

It feels wrong being able to play a generic mage in any game making use of LOTR setting. There should only be Gandalf and his four friends doing that. The Elves have some magic power, but it's not like they can toss around fireballs and lightning bolts either.

Does it play like Demon Stone?

I wish there was a "neutral" path in the game where Geralt would work with the Nilfgaard ambassador. Nilfgaard occupying the North is ultimately, the best choice. Since the Space Invaders are going to invade and "Winter is coming!!!11!!", it would prevent a lot of chaos and spare a lot of lives in the long run. Not to mention, the key to beating the Space Invaders is in Nilfgaard.

Maybe like in Prince of Persia or Tomb Raider? Even Risen has it. The ladder stuff is stupid. Divinity II uses ladders and also runs on Gamebryo.

Thirsk mead hall?

You should've saved that one for the inevitable future Deus Ex:HR butthurt.

Maybe in Crysis 3.

Should've been posted long ago

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