It's the Bound Sword, a Conjuration spell. It has the benefit of not taking up space in your inventory and some massively powerful perks once you get your Conjuration skill up to a high enough level.Vault Citizen said:
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Review
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According to PC Gamer's review, no, your sneaky archer will not be gimped in the slightest. They make explicit point of that in fact.Deviate said:
http://www.pcgamer.com/2011/11/10/the-elder-scrolls-v-skyrim-review/
Or maybe it was Rock, Paper, Shotgun's review:
http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2011/11/10/skyrim-review-pc/
Either way, seems no, not at all.
not to brag or anything but i dont need reviews i already am playing it got to love austraila it is good to see it gt the good reviews it deserves though
So, my life is about to get mauled by Skyrim. Can anybody say fail?
What? No. I didn't go to class today. What are you crazy?... I have Skyrim dumbass, I don't need to go to class. They'll fail me? Bullshit, the professors are all in bed playing Skyrim... What? Yes they do. EVERYBODY PLAYS SKYRIM O.O
What? No. I didn't go to class today. What are you crazy?... I have Skyrim dumbass, I don't need to go to class. They'll fail me? Bullshit, the professors are all in bed playing Skyrim... What? Yes they do. EVERYBODY PLAYS SKYRIM O.O
Psh, Not everybody plays Skyrim. I certainly won't be. Ever. Also since you asked, I'll say it for you. Fail.jawakiller said:
It looks pretty cool so far. I'll have to wait a bit until I can afford to buy it like, but I'm looking forward to it.
Speaking of which, anyone wanna buy a kidney?
Although, one thing is making me nervous. I've seen a lot of promotional/trailer videos in the run up to this game, and I don't think I've ever actually seen a character blocking unless they're holding a shield. I'm planning on playing a dual-wielding rogue type character who'll probably be too busy skulking through shadows to learn how to use a shield. Will I still be able to cower behind my daggers and block enemy attacks when I invariably cock up the stealth?
Speaking of which, anyone wanna buy a kidney?
Although, one thing is making me nervous. I've seen a lot of promotional/trailer videos in the run up to this game, and I don't think I've ever actually seen a character blocking unless they're holding a shield. I'm planning on playing a dual-wielding rogue type character who'll probably be too busy skulking through shadows to learn how to use a shield. Will I still be able to cower behind my daggers and block enemy attacks when I invariably cock up the stealth?
How can it's own blood be poisonous to itself? So it will die from it's own blood entering it's own bloodstream? In that case, we are all walking dead.Ruwrak said:
Fuck work, I shall devote my life to the adventures of my retired Nordic hunter as he's once again dragged into a life of adventure!
I'm glad those were the two first sentences of the review. Yes, the quality TES games tend to be quite subjective at times, but I'm still psyched about this. Just a few more hours...
Also, good voice acting in an elder scrolls game? You, sir, must be joking...
You can block with a shield, 2 handed weapons and one handed weapons as long as your not dual wielding.gallaetha_matt said:
Put simply, blocking is dictated by your left hand in this game (left bumper/trigger or whatever the corresponding mouse button is). If your left hand is occupied by another weapon, or magic, then you can't block but your offensive power is doubled (roughly) so that's the trade off.
I guess that's down to the cast... some amazing actors are in the game.thethingthatlurks said:
But, as was also mentioned, the NPCs still seem stiff (Beth can't seem to get that straight sadly) so good voice acting will actually emphasise the notable lack of emotion in the characters.
I read somewhere that a good imagination is a boon for swallowing the dialogue, lucky for me. Yet it's easily overlooked with everything else on display, and at least there is more variety then in Oblivion (70~ voice actors lend their talents to skyrim).
Ah, well seeing as DA2 was a brilliant game I should expect this to as well be amazing.Zhukov said:
