This! Very much so!Yomandude said:Half-Life 2. That's all I'm saying.
"Rise and shine, Mister Freeman. Er, not to suggest you've been sleeping on the job," et al.
Except in Skyrim you're off to the headsman. Bethesda's openings have a similar theme, but it's kinda offensive to claim you can't tell the difference.Pearwood said:Could be both. Bethesda aren't really known for changing the opening of those games very much.Blood Brain Barrier said:Wasn't it Skyrim?
No it's not. The only thing that seperates Skyrim's opening from the others is you're never officially pardoned, up until Alduin's grand appearance it could be any other Elder Scrolls opening. And I still think the "Wake up, you were dreaming" line comes from Morrowind, when the intro cinematic cuts to black and you hear that Argonian talking to you.Thyunda said:Except in Skyrim you're off to the headsman. Bethesda's openings have a similar theme, but it's kinda offensive to claim you can't tell the difference.
Somebody in the first page clarified that one, so yeah, that's that. Morrowind and New Vegas are the only two Bethesda-involved ones where you wake up in somebody's house or whatever, while Oblivion has you in prison, and Skyrim you're on the executioner's block.Pearwood said:No it's not. The only thing that seperates Skyrim's opening from the others is you're never officially pardoned, up until Alduin's grand appearance it could be any other Elder Scrolls opening. And I still think the "Wake up, you were dreaming" line comes from Morrowind, when the intro cinematic cuts to black and you hear that Argonian talking to you.Thyunda said:Except in Skyrim you're off to the headsman. Bethesda's openings have a similar theme, but it's kinda offensive to claim you can't tell the difference.
Morrowind's on a prison ship not a house but yeah I never said they're exactly the same just really similar and the dialogue is pretty interchangable.Thyunda said:Somebody in the first page clarified that one, so yeah, that's that. Morrowind and New Vegas are the only two Bethesda-involved ones where you wake up in somebody's house or whatever, while Oblivion has you in prison, and Skyrim you're on the executioner's block.
Prince of Persia Sands of timeMayamellissa said:What was this from: Doctor Who?mental_looney said:Um hopefully this isn't hidden away but
"Most people think time is like a river that flows swift and sure in one direction. But I have seen the face of time, and I can tell you: they are wrong. Time is an ocean in a storm. You may wonder who I am or why I say this. Sit down and I will tell you a tale like none you have ever heard. "
Never sit on Escapist with sleep deprivation!ChaosEternal said:I am assuming you meant surrender and die. Otherwise I am just confused, and would likely need to hear the quote myself to understand it.niege said:"Surrender or die"
"Don't you mean surrender OR die "
"not in this town"
Jak & Daxter II Renegade
The Canticle of Threnodies 8:13 before that is more striking in my opinion:PaladinofGuns said:The Chantry teaches us that it is the hubris of men which brought the darkspawn into our world. The mages had sought to usurp Heaven. But instead, they destroyed it. They were cast out, twisted and cursed by their own corruption. They returned as monsters, the first of the darkspawn. - -
SecondedYomandude said:Half-Life 2. That's all I'm saying.
"Rise and shine, Mister Freeman. Er, not to suggest you've been sleeping on the job," et al.