evilmonkey329

as i parted from the same town of which the dragon had so fiercely attacked, i wandered into a town much like the one you have described, i wild chicken appeared, and i quickly slaid the beast. one rather strong fellow came and began to initiate combat, i turned to flee, but it was futile as i was struck down by another large man. moral of the story: don't f*** with chickens.

was stuck trying to kill that frost troll on the way up the 7000 steps. (later found you can wait for it to pass) went and leveled up, and thought 'ill be able to beat it now!' expecting an easy fight i trudged back up, got within tewenty feet, whaddayaknow, f***in dragon. game is never easy on you, ever.

Skyrim is more based around scotland than vikings in general. what with thanes and jarls, and iron armor looking very 'outlandish' with lots of furs for keeping warm i assume. the technology setback could be due to just not needing anything better, or because of skyrims being surrounded by mountains. forgive me if i have incorrect information here, im basing this on assumption

Hey forums! i have terrible FPS with fallout new vegas, 5-10fps indoors, sometimes less outside. i get maybe 10-15fps on fallout 3. installed all fixes/patches --- graphics set to bare minimum. pinpointed problem to - piece of s*** computer so, what do i need to upgrade to give myself a playable fps on new vegas, 30+ fps at least? my specs: AMD Athlon II X3 440 Processor - 3.00 GHz 3.00GB RAM nVIDEA GeForce 6150SE 256MB graphics card with DirectX 9.0c support (no idea about shader model xx) i was thinking of getting a 1GB Graphics card and some more RAM, but know very little about graphics cards. my budget is $100 for graphics. i have seen some 1GB for $25, and some for $180, i am unsure of what the difference is, and whether $25 cards are actually any good. system apparently meets minimum requirements, but that is obviously total bulls***.