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He decided to travel north, and got frozen in a iceblock.
hahah yes! I like that idea! That would be a good way of keeping him in the game without him needing a stroller! Lol even Iof he's not in the game I'll make a mod based on this idea and add him :)
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Me too! He was awesome, if he's in he'll proably be old now. So no running away from me stupidly fast now! Haha
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I think there's nothing new that's gonna really have our jaws on the floor :( I'm not getting worked up any more like I was when I first heared about skyrim. Anyone who's hoping and anticipating something amazings being hidden from us, is going to sadly be very disappointed!
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In my dream of the demo... ;) ...i lost the picture at avout 25mins in but still had enough audio to hear everyone scream and shout, even that one guy at the back that was still shouting "T - BAG !!!" lol Strange dream :P
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Yeah but he's right anyway lol they are over selling the game a bit :/
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So many people simply buy the items they need at the price they are given. It's a very sad state of affairs, when the game is really open to all, you don't need an invitation. And it is a game, the game of bargaining, to be played seriously and, I hasten to add, politely. In Elsweyr, it is common for the shop-owner to offer the prospective buyer tea or sweetmeats and engage in polite conversation before commencing the business. This eminently civilized tradition has a practical purpose, allowing the buyer to observe the wares for sale. It is considered impolite not to accept, though it does not imply obligation on the part of the buyer.
Whether this particular custom is part of the culture or not, it's wise for the buyer and seller to greet one another with smiles and warm salutations, like gladiators honoring one another before the battle.
Bargaining is expected all over Tamriel, but the game can be broken if one's offer is so preposterously low that it insults the shop-keeper. If you are offered something for ten gold pieces, try offering six and see where that takes you.
Do not look like you're very interested, but do not mock the quality of the goods, even if they deserve it. Much better to admire the quality of workmanship, but comment that, regretfully, you simply cannot afford such a price. When the shop-keeper compliments your taste, smile, but try to resist the flattery.
A lot of the game depends on recognizing the types of shop-keepers and not automatically assuming that the rural merchant is ignorant and easily fooled, or the rapacious city merchant is selling shoddy merchandise. Caravans, it should be mentioned, are always good places to go to buy or trade.
Knowing what you're buying and from whom is a talent bought only after years of practice. Know the specialties of certain regions and merchants before you even step foot in a shop. Recognize too the prejudices of the region. In Morrowind where I hail from, for example, Argonians are viewed with a certain amount of suspicion. Don't be surprised or insulted if the shopkeepers follow you around the shop, assuming you're going to steal something. Similarly, Nords, Bretons, and Cyrodiils are sometimes treated coolly by merchants in the Summurset Isles. Of course, I don't know any shopkeepers anywhere, no matter their open-mindedness, who aren't alerted when a Khajiit or a Bosmer enters their shop. Even Khajiiti and Bosmeri shopkeepers.
If you see something you really like or need, buy it then and there at the best price you can get. I cannot tell you how many times I passed up a rare and interesting relic, assuming that I could find it elsewhere in the region, perhaps at a larger town at a better price. Too late, I discovered I was wrong, and when I returned to the shop weeks later, the item I wanted was gone. Better to get a great purchase at a decent price and discover it again at a worse price than to miss out on your opportunities for ownership. Occasionally impulsiveness is the best buying strategy.
Sense the moves of the game, and everyone can win.
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Hahaha kittens leaping around the place lol they'd proably start attacking the local chickens! :P
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Easy! I'd kill my neighbours for this game! Lol
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I think you pretty much hit it on the head!
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Never heard of one but I'd love to go to one :P
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Yea that's true I had the same thing too in oblivion and morrowind! But at the same time I want the levelling curve to be Sloooow! but at the same time I don't want to have to play the game on super easy killing everything without even trying.
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I'm liking the reasons you're all putting forward. Keep it up :D
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I have had a couple of video games ruined for me by going to forums of the game. As of now they aren' t posting big spoilers or anything like that at all, but soon you will know a lot about the game and you will know to much. So if you go dark know you will have a bigger surprise when you play.
You hit it on the head! You're quite right, +1 Kudos from me. :D
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I hope it's compatible but I don't think it will be because skyrim was in the pipe line long before kinect or move.
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Well I've been thinking recently....When Skyrim is released, do you think they will make DLC and if so, what?
I reckon the dev's should add High Rock as a DLC. Wouldn't it be great to explore a place that Bethesda has not touched, to explore the home province of the Breton...
Or even other parts of Tamriel like Hammerfell or even slowly release every province as a DLC/Expansion Pack.
As you can see there are plenty of places Bethesda could make as DLC: (sorry for the bangup job in photoshop :wink: )
Anywho, I'd like to see your thoughts on this....
Cya Later
Ok so first of all No, I don’t think they will release any official DLC straight away, because that wouldn't be very good marketing. (plus they like to keep use waiting). No doubt the modding community will have some shiny things for use all to download pretty much straight away.
I personally don’t think that Bethesda would ever release other provinces as DLC because so far, a province is a game for example Daggerfall was set in High Rock and Hammerfell I think, Morrowind was strangely enough set on Vvardenfell, and Oblivion of course set in Cyrodiil.
Although its a good idea and I’d love to see that happen too, i really don't think it will.
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I agree that there is a vast improvement from Morrowind to Oblivion, and i can only expect that such an improvement will happen again. I came in at 4, and went back to play 3, and the graphics and interface where actually a problem for me, they were not nice.
Sounds like a lot of us played Oblivion first. Thats what I did too, but i loved Morrowind just as much as Oblivion. The only problem I had with Morrowind was I HATE READING, and you had to do so god damn much of it lol
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literally an "it" (there are people who have no real gender).
Seriously?
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So? that doesn't matter really does it? it could be a spell to slow s*** down
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So, I've been away from cyrodil for about a year, and about to reinstall for another 1000 hours or so. Question is, how's the mod scene looking now, and what's on the "must have" list. FCOM I'm assuming is still top of the list, along with utility mods like keyring, and OSR. But other than that, what's changed in the grand scheme of things, and what's new to the scene?
I cant really answer your question so, sorry for that but I have to ask when you left the land of cyrodil where did you go? :P
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Or do you want to be the one who receives rewards and trophies the seconds category?
I do not. :tongue:
you can always fight over them lol
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