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The kinetic energy generated during my play is sufficient to keep the game running forever.

LOL... picturing you shaking your body violently and slamming the keyboard/mouse around.

Pfffft. As if. Vrael's version of "play" is more wild than the wildest form of tantric sex known to the common man. If you were to get even the slightest glimpse of him during "play" you would instantly orgasm. The mere sight of him playing is comparable to that of the true visage of God.

So like what are you guys doing in the 200 hours you are playing this game? What's there to do after you beat the quests?

Start over as a new character and do everything differently.

Who thinks it is possible creating a character only with sneak/pick pocketing/alchemy and sneak everywhere planting poisons in your enemies pockets in order to deal with them as you chose? ...maybe a dagger or two as well for when the going gets tough.

Meanwhile, at Microsoft...Kinect Support happens.

I wish I had a kinect so that I could yell "FUS RO DAH" every five seconds.

Make-believe and the use of a conventional controller will probably provide 10x more fun than any kinect setup ever could.

Oh, and btw, I miss morrowind. They've really dumbed down the Elder Scrolls...

I'm definitely getting that.

Except I don't wanna spend $20 bucks on it. Why can't it be like $10-15? >_>

IS DAT SOME ADD ON

IS DAT SOME NEW MOBS

IS DAT SOME NEW ELDER SCROLL

I forgot that Bethesda did this.

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I'm definitely getting that.

Except I don't wanna spend $20 bucks on it. Why can't it be like free? >_>

Fix'd. Because you're paying for the icing on the fucking cake at a price (for me, thank you steam sales) that's the cost of the cake.

EDIT: Is it normal for dragon armor to make it impossible to lose stamina from power attacks?

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There's a lot of funky bugs with stamina I've seen pop up. For a while mine regenerated automatically regardless of what I was doing...

Anyone get Dawnguard yet? I'm thinking of getting it. I've heard that there are craftable arrows and dragon weapons in this. Is that true?

Sometimes I forget how good it is to be master race :3

This is true.

I gott Dawnguard and I've put a few hours into it. Serana is so whiny she drives me insane. I hope the quest line ends with her dying.

Decided to pick up Skyrim again, haven't played in over 4 months. Rerolled a new character, and saw a deer as soon as I got out of Helgen. Decided to continue my trend of being a crack shot...



Yep, still got it.

So I took up Skyrim finally. Tried Oblivion, pretty good, but meh. Tried Morrowind, meh. Tried Arena, liked it... back in 1999.

Now Skyrim, Skyrim finally got its shit together. Maybe it's the graphics finally got caught up to the epic scale they keep reaching for, or maybe it's the nordic theme they're rocking. Either way, it feels really nice. Of course, I threw in a few mods after a bit. Immersive weapons, immersive armors, skyrim flora, unofficial patch, skyhair, flan's eyes...

No Dragonborn or Dawnguard (yet). I had to turn the difficulty all the way up to master to feel like it was a challenge, and now the game is far, far better.

My character right now is Elesis, taken from an MMO. Still working on her appearance, but red eyes/hair + small figure. The same combat theme as she was in the game, which is blademaster. Which means I'm upping one armed/light armor combat stuff like crazy. Also going to pick up enchanting to throw on the flames that she's characteristic for. She's similar to an Ezra Scarlet from the anime Fairy Tail.

Next character I think is probably going to be Ronan, a sort of mage knight/spell sword. Throw on the heavy armor and magic. There's an optional dragon route to take, which means screw the shield you have a glaive. Fits well with the Skyrim theme going on. But he's not one for for offensive magic too heavily. Mostly defensive with a bit of healing. Few fun routes to take and stay with the theme. Dragons & moar dragons, spellsword, or straight up heavy armor all the way.

To change up the pace there's also Lass. A rogue like hero with a penchant for speed and making things die, fast. Optional lightning route, but I'd imagine you're going to want stealth and all you can throw into pickpocket/speechcraft and all the fun we're missing from the fighters above.

If you're interested in doing one of these characters. There's Arme, a pure magic/alchemist user; Lire, a ranger character (shoot arrows at all the things!); Jin, a brawling super saiyan; and plenty more.

Try using the Frostfall mod, if you want a real challenge.