SavageNights

I'm not sure if you're mocking me or not with the "t3h dragon skelet".

A dragon attacked the and now its dead body looks awful in the courtyard. I honestly think if anyone they would have dispose of it. How can I delete it?

Thanks, I managed to get a wireless switch to connect to.

You use the arrow keys? I don't think I have used the arrow keys on games since the middle of the 90s. Old man.

My desktop does not have internet but my laptop does. Will I be able to install Skyrim on my laptop and then transfer Skyrim's directory to my desktop and play it from there? I can't login to steam from my desktop. Cheers.

This quote concerns me: I am concerned for how generic the quests might be and therefore how tedious. You usually have a trade-off with this things.

I can spend another £150, if I would gain an advantage. I am quite disappointed that I should give up on the IPS. I'm aware this would be an investment for a much longer time than other parts of the PC. Do you think £350 is enough? I would much prefer less.

I ordered Skyrim from GAME UK, cancelled it but after the cancellation e-mail arrived I had another e-mail saying that my order had been confirmed. They also credited my reward account with credit. How should I approach this? I'm not sure I want two Skyrim's as much as I love the game. Should I order and use the points they have given me?

Yeah, I have a Hanns-G at the moment. It has been reliable but I am looking for better. I have heard a lot about Dell monitors on other forums. It is very surprising since I usually avoid them. I'm looking at a Dell Ultrastrap versus an Asus. The Asus has a better response time and cheaper. Hm. I was thinking of spending less than £200. IPS versus LED is noted.

that's all a function of your operating system if your hardware is installed properly it'll be almost transparent to you. Just select an appropriate resolution and sail on of course if the game is already installed you may need to smack it upside the head to select an appropriate new resolution and then sail on I'm pretty confident that it would be able to handle it. Windows 7, Nvidia GTX 280, Quad Core. Yeah, it is stuck at 1280x1024. 1080p sounds very appealing. What would be a good brand/model? I have a lot of ASUS hardware that has lasted years. Thanks fr the replies guys.

At the moment I have a 17 inch monitor, although I am thinking about upgrading to a larger monitor perhaps 23" or larger. If I got a larger screen would I have incompatibility issues with Skyrim (such as weird aspect ratios) ?

Interesting that people want to collect it in store. I would honestly collect it in store at midnight if they had that. I am going to clear my weekend and not come out from my room except for food and exercise. I can't understand the desire for the Collector's Edition. You're buying a coloured dragon for £100. Although because of this it might be worth something in the future.

I was just thinking about how I wanted to buy the game. I am not sure if I want to buy from steam because I like to have something 'physical' but there is a possibility that I could either have it delivered or I could collect it in store. As unhealthy as it is I am not sure I could manage not being able to play Skyrim on its release date. What if I bought it through a retailer and wanted it to be delivered but it came two or three days late?! What are your thoughts?