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Have fun exploring Skyrim!

I'm positive we won't get to see either of those areas in TESV. Elder Scrolls Online has that covered.

It's an extremely ambitious project as-is. Hopefully he will deliver :biggrin:

Actually it was all about appealing to the console audience. I can understand them expanding their area of interest so I won't blame them that much. SkyUI does it for me.

Hehe, I remember those days. I forgot who gave them out though. Anyways welcome to the forums!

The Walking Dead. The latest episode (S3E5 IIRC)

Mild bump. Counter-strike, and Mortal Kombat were my first PC games that I used to play in internet cafes when I was like 6. And then came Empire Earth, my all-time favorite and my first ever RTS.

Freelancer has to be my favorite one along those lines. It's completely moddable and is still has a strong community. As far as I know it's even growing, thanks to Chris Roberts' new project. Hopefully that will be the Freelancer I've always wanted.

The Old Republic was the first game I shelled out money on a collector's edition. Biggest disappointment ever. I hope the F2P gig fails even harder than the subscriber model to hopefully teach EA (another) lesson not to rush these kinds of AAA games.

If this is your first time playing Skyrim, I highly recommend you play Skyrim vanilla, or default, without any mods installed. The satisfaction you get from the overall "completion" of the game that the mods provide in a second playthrough makes it that much sweeter. Not to mention that it's very easy for a newcomer to get lost in all the mod quirks that come with the perks (hey, that rhymes!).

I'm not sure what the problem is with Hearthfire, but since you have so many mods it would probably be useful to use the Nexus Mod Manager and BOSS to help sorting out your mods and detecting any conflicts, in addition to providing a stable load order. So try using those and see if they make any difference. If not, I guess you'd have to arduously disable and reenable each mod one by one to see which one produces a conflict. Feel free to ask for any clarifications.

Wrong section to post this ;)

Here's to a dozen more years of TES! *raises tankard*

They released a minor update to the multiplayer today. Very minor, actually, but hopefully they'll clean the whole mess up soon.

Not bad. Definitely better than in previous games.

Was there ever such a thing?

Any other players here? :P I'm actually surprised everyone gives this game a 9 and 10 considering how broken multiplayer is. Probably pirates that don't take it into consideration. Don't even get me started on multiplayer though.. ugh, busted and broken. Everything else about the game is great though. I'm liking the fact that there are so many clans at the beginning, but the weaker ones get annexed eventually. Reaching your ultimate goal however is more challenging than in previous games due to the close proximity of all other clans to you and political ties between them. Not to mention the ire of the shogun at a later stage :P. Your thoughts about the game?

Well at least they told us in a refreshing way.

Was too lazy to check a 30 page thread to see if what I'm about to suggest is already here, but what I'd really like is a more in-depth housing system. Sure, having a house in most major cities is nice, but what if you could have more than that? Become a lesser noble with an estate, hell, maybe even a village? I know modders will come up with this but having something.. 'official' would be nicer.

No, his girlfriend's breasts > Skyrim.

Prices and gold acquisition rate have jumped up in WoW with this new expansion. 56k for a Vial of the Sands? Woah! Back in vanilla having 1k gold was a huge deal..

Don't really like it to be honest. Choir sounds like they're constipated.

China, definitely. Let's see the Red's perspective in all this.

@frank lee Dude, you're amazing. Kudos to you.

Only male character so far. Interesting.