You'll hate this for all the same reasons.Adams_BJ wrote:
is this game worth getting? I hated oblivion, but I can't put my finger on why. Maybe it was the enemies, maybe it was the world, maybe it was the graphics. Or maybe it was the fact that everything leveled up with you so you fought the same fucking thing the whole time and leveling was pointless.
so, yay? Nay?
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I had one of those try to suprise buttsecks me as I was crawling out of a mine. I was in the middle of the damn woods and didn't have any dragon slaying shit with me. I had to float down a river to get away from the thing.FloppY_ wrote:
My dragons are now "blood dragons" D:
are those stupid demon fucks gone?SonderKommando wrote:
You'll hate this for all the same reasons.Adams_BJ wrote:
is this game worth getting? I hated oblivion, but I can't put my finger on why. Maybe it was the enemies, maybe it was the world, maybe it was the graphics. Or maybe it was the fact that everything leveled up with you so you fought the same fucking thing the whole time and leveling was pointless.
so, yay? Nay?
*eh, super uneducated opinion as I've only got about six hours in game.
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Ah so the rest are just nuisances that hover around places. Cool cool.NooBesT wrote:
All the dragons you meet in the main quest are named and scripted to only occur when you are doing the quest.
The dragon face icon is a place where you can find another word for a shout and a dragon too.
I mean, that's where you originally get her... only makes sense she'd return there. Like Fawkes from Fallout 3.El Beardo wrote:
Finally found Lydia back at Dragonreach, still had all the equipment I gave to her too.
I reckon there are some dragons just chilling in their own areas. I found the one at Shearpoint (though that Krosis bastard with his exploding fireballs was harder) and then there was one flying around south of that place where the tree with the fancy sap was. A third dragon was flying over near the Witches Grove and I was ill-equipped but luckily some giants and Imperial Soldiers helped me take it down.NooBesT wrote:
All the dragons you meet in the main quest are named and scripted to only occur when you are doing the quest.
The dragon face icon is a place where you can find another word for a shout and a dragon too.
Check the place you found the companion, they usually go back. I've found shit tons of followers but rarely take anyone with me since the faggots tend block doorways and shit when you're trying to loot the dungeons.
@Poseidon:
Companions are the fighter's guild of this game and has no effect on any of the other factions.
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I am sure there is some sperg answer on a wiki somewhere, but short of that I think "just because" or "a wizard did it" works.Poseidon wrote:
Oh, and why are there two moons?
Yeah those places are marked with the dragon face icon. They do respawn but you don't get more souls from them.DesertFox- wrote:
I reckon there are some dragons just chilling in their own areas. I found the one at Shearpoint (though that Krosis bastard with his exploding fireballs was harder) and then there was one flying around south of that place where the tree with the fancy sap was. A third dragon was flying over near the Witches Grove and I was ill-equipped but luckily some giants and Imperial Soldiers helped me take it down.NooBesT wrote:
All the dragons you meet in the main quest are named and scripted to only occur when you are doing the quest.
The dragon face icon is a place where you can find another word for a shout and a dragon too.
Check the place you found the companion, they usually go back. I've found shit tons of followers but rarely take anyone with me since the faggots tend block doorways and shit when you're trying to loot the dungeons.
@Poseidon:
Companions are the fighter's guild of this game and has no effect on any of the other factions.
I leave run mode on automatically on. Shift sprints and control is set to run so that when I hold it, I walk. Walking is a must for these games if you don't want to feel derpty-dum running around in circles while following NPC's at an unmatchable speed.SonderKommando wrote:
Run is always on by default.RTHKI wrote:
can you run in this game?
There's not enough buttons on the consoles to block and cast spells but they still wanted to 'feature' dual-wielding for people that were silly enough to care. I personally haven't even fucked around with the dual-wielding and from the looks of it, neither do most enemies in the game, although I've had it used a few times on me and the animations look pretty awesome.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
That's one thing I don't like about it is that I have to free a hand or put a shield in it to block. Game should let you parry imo, or what's the point of using two swords?