The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Hearthfire Review
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The cost is actually ridiculously low. I have like 300'000 gold pieces stashed in a chest somewhere and another 200'000 on me. I quite honestly sold 99% of the crap I found and the rest of the time I made potions instead of buying them so I never needed to buy anything except a leather strap once in a while when upgrading my armour.
So yeah. Another pointless DLC pack that has been done several times better by mods.
I don't see why I shouldn't wait for these to go on sale for 1$.
So yeah. Another pointless DLC pack that has been done several times better by mods.
I don't see why I shouldn't wait for these to go on sale for 1$.
Is it really pathetic that I am just going to get Hearthfire to get 100% of the achievements?
Literally I never have done it before so I do my best to do it in Skyrim.
Last game I did that in was the first Spyro the dragon.
The...taunting of some enemies still haunts my dreams man...
Literally I never have done it before so I do my best to do it in Skyrim.
Last game I did that in was the first Spyro the dragon.
The...taunting of some enemies still haunts my dreams man...
No, it's not. I'm doing the EXACT same thing right now. Since i completed all the pre-DLC content by level 49 it has been very boring for me to level. The past 20 have involved a lot of purchasing lesser skills and summoning endless frost atronachs. Since you have to be between 70 and 78 for the legendary dragons to begin spawning, and this is the last thing I have yet to get, I've been pretty single minded about the whole process.tmande2nd said:
It did bother me that leveling up vampire and werewolf didn't contribute to overall level progress, too.
Gotta finish before Borderlands 2 comes out!!
- Nas
Why doesn't Bethesda simply deliver an expansion that doesn't have to compete with modders at all, a.k.a. diving into the canon and lore. A lot of people thought Skyrim was an improvement over Oblivion setting-wise but still felt too "steroetypically vikingy" to compete with Morrowind which was an island full of strange creatures - and as a result, really fun to explore and get lost in.
Heck, they could even use this opportunity to lead over to the inevitable TESVI if they're so inclined. They already got the plot for that one seeing how nearly all Towers that uphold reality are fubar.
Heck, they could even use this opportunity to lead over to the inevitable TESVI if they're so inclined. They already got the plot for that one seeing how nearly all Towers that uphold reality are fubar.
Can you provide an example of something I "pronounciate" wrong? I do have an accent, just curious what you have trouble understanding.l3o2828 said:
Not you, Susan Arendt.Susan Arendt said:
It's mostly the males that i have to be very attentive to if i want to understand them.
And yes, they DO have accents that i find hard to comprehend.
I don't want to sound whiny or anything...but it's just probably me who has this issues.
Not touching Skyrim till the GOTY edition is out. Can't be assed to buy the expansion packs separately.
That's actually pretty much what I was expecting. I had friends telling me that it was going to be awesome because you could pick anywhere on the map to build your house, that building the house would be nearly Minecraftian in it's customization with you being able to place every detail yourself. I doubted that it would be this in-depth, figuring that it would pretty much be just as the video describes. Nice to see I was right. 
Of course they don't grow up, on my current character I have logged about 90 hours, how many days have passed ingame? 65.(That is including lots of sleeping and other time wasting since I RP in skyrim, granted I did slow time by a bit.) Kids don't grow up that fast.kburns10 said:
Thanks for the info Nasrin, Im stilling having bugs with my Skyrim PS3 version, cant even complete a load of questsNasrin said:
so I'll wait on Hearthfire till I get it for PC.
I actually only just started playing Oblivion (bought it years ago, got sidetracked by Minecraft & a few MMOs). I'll buy Skyrim when the GOTYE is out, & this will likely be bundled with it. Ugh, I still need to get Dragon Age 1 & 2 too.....
So I'm assuming they don't let you choose wall & furniture colors?
We can adopt in Skyrim? Does that mean you can get a spouse like in Fable?
So I'm assuming they don't let you choose wall & furniture colors?
We can adopt in Skyrim? Does that mean you can get a spouse like in Fable?
You already were able to marry, but there's no sex or real intimacy or anything. It just opens up new gameplay features like they'll cook you a meal a day and will open a "shop" to share with you.likalaruku said:
No, you don't choose any colors in home building.
