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.:Official Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Thread:.

I really hope skyrim is not like it, but with fallout, I feel like I am always walking, and I rarely run in to enemies unless I am in some kinda cave... none of the missions were very engaging either.


I dunno I loved the Fallout sidequests.... The Republic of Dave... The canibals The space alien... the old lady with a radio tower. So much stuff.

Oblivion was much more vast for sure. But I had no issue with Fallout.... it was supposed to be a wasteland and all :)

Still.... I probably shouldn't admit this in this thread but I'm more excited for Deus Ex :D
 
I dunno I loved the Fallout sidequests.... The Republic of Dave... The canibals The space alien... the old lady with a radio tower. So much stuff.

Oblivion was much more vast for sure. But I had no issue with Fallout.... it was supposed to be a wasteland and all :)

Still.... I probably shouldn't admit this in this thread but I'm more excited for Deus Ex :D

I don't think I even made it to any of those side quests... Maybe I suck too, but I felt every battle was how well I could backpedal while aiming, or Boone taking shit out before I even saw it. :(
 
I think I played all of 10 mins of Fallout 3. It's boring as hell.
This x10000. I barely made it 'above ground'
I really hope skyrim is not like it, but with fallout, I feel like I am always walking, and I rarely run in to enemies unless I am in some kinda cave... none of the missions were very engaging either.
Hated all the walking, especially when my inventory got too full and it started g o i n g r e a l s l o w :)
I don't think I even made it to any of those side quests... Maybe I suck too, but I felt every battle was how well I could backpedal while aiming, or Boone taking shit out before I even saw it. :(

Well i suck right with you. Just couldn't bring myself to play it anymore. Think I got to some town and messed around for a bit, then never turned it on again.
 
You guys missed some of the most fun parts of the game. 10 Penny tower.... oh man awesomesauce.

"Charmed I'm sure"
 
I'm serious lol that was like the lamest section of the game except for the ending.... there's like 40-60 hours of fun inbetween those two crappy parts :)
 
I wasted many hours on Oblivion, but never beat the game because of the leveling system. Is Skyrim going to have the same style of leveling where the baddies and quests level with the player, or will it take the traditional approach? The game looks beautiful, but i may skip it if it takes the Oblivion route; or wait until its on ebay.
 
I wasted many hours on Oblivion, but never beat the game because of the leveling system. Is Skyrim going to have the same style of leveling where the baddies and quests level with the player, or will it take the traditional approach? The game looks beautiful, but i may skip it if it takes the Oblivion route; or wait until its on ebay.


It's safe to assume the same approach. That was the best part of the fighting aspect, that the monsters leveled up with you.
 
I wasted many hours on Oblivion, but never beat the game because of the leveling system. Is Skyrim going to have the same style of leveling where the baddies and quests level with the player, or will it take the traditional approach? The game looks beautiful, but i may skip it if it takes the Oblivion route; or wait until its on ebay.

what about it didnt you like exactly?
 
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what about it didnt you like exactly?

To be clear, I thought the game was amazing. I really did drop quite a few hours into it. What I couldn't wrap my head around was the leveling system. I had never played a game that employed that strategy, so being my novice self I leveled the heck out of my character without any real thought to how I should grow my character. When I came back to work the story, my skill level wasn't able to match that of the quests and I was doomed to screwing around doing side stuff.

I did manage to complete the master thief quest line, which was awesome, and became the Grey Fox(I think that was the name).

I think in the end, I know I could have simply restarted the game and done everything correctly, but it just burnt me knowing how many hours I sunk into it only to have to start over because of my ignorance.
 
Ah yeah, I remember the way you could level up by training non-combat skills, which meant your enemies got more powerful whilst you didn't.

I also remember the way you could max out combat skills without sleeping and levelling up, making you massively overpowered.
 
Yeah there was something very wrong about the leveling system that had people run-jumping to try and level minor skills before a major skill leveled....or weird stuff like that.

They say they have fixed that for Skyrim though
 
this game cant come soon enough. all im hoping is that theres even more side quests than in oblivion.

Oh and imma join the fallout 3 sucks group. made it to some town with like a nuke in the center and just couldnt get myself to play much furthur, just getting to that point was torture. there was almost 0 skill needed to play that game.
 
this game cant come soon enough. all im hoping is that theres even more side quests than in oblivion.

Oh and imma join the fallout 3 sucks group. made it to some town with like a nuke in the center and just couldnt get myself to play much furthur, just getting to that point was torture. there was almost 0 skill needed to play that game.
thats the same town i got to and said meh...
The game may not have sucked for you if you had detonated the nuke.
Thought about it.... what happens?
 
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