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So refreshing to have 100 percent, purely offline single player achievements. Seems like every game I've played recently has at least 300 points that require online and I have incomplete because of it. Would have been excited for the game regardless.
Also, I see that achievement for reaching level 50. If they are going to force me to level up for an achievement, I hope to high heavens they fix that auto scaling. I ended up finishing everything in oblivion at around level 5, because I was tired of the fact that leveling up would mean that a single scamp would take 20 minutes to deafeat.
I only ever beat about half of oblivion.
But Skyrim looks so polished and smooth that im very interested in playing it. I've been on a big RPG addiction for awhile.
But Skyrim looks so polished and smooth that im very interested in playing it. I've been on a big RPG addiction for awhile.
Hard Worker: Chop wood, mine ore, and cook food.
Married: Get married.
Citizen: Buy a house.
Washed-up: Be unhappy.
Unwanted: Get no pussy for your efforts.
Bound Until Death.
Married: Get married.
Citizen: Buy a house.
Washed-up: Be unhappy.
Unwanted: Get no pussy for your efforts.
Bound Until Death.
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That's not all. Mod support too. I played Oblivion a lot on Xbox 360, but thanks to mods, I played it even longer on my PC. I still play it today, as a matter of fact.
Not saying that consoles are inferior. I only played on consoles until the beginning of this year, but mod support is so, so sweet.
That's not all. Mod support too. I played Oblivion a lot on Xbox 360, but thanks to mods, I played it even longer on my PC. I still play it today, as a matter of fact.
Not saying that consoles are inferior. I only played on consoles until the beginning of this year, but mod support is so, so sweet.
Mods are such a pain in the ass. You have to sort through so much shit to get to one decent one. Either the modders think they can tell a story (which they usually can't) or they think it's interesting to introduce balance breaking gear. Really the best case scenario for most mods is making textures look "better" or reskinning your characters but who gives a shit about that when you could actually be playing the expertly made game.
@Sean the only mod i really love for oblivion is the open cities mod. Only newer machines can really run it along with better textures, but the modders did change a lot and it makes the towns sooo much better.
i could care less about achievements, but it's news from skyrim, so i'll read every word with avid focus...
@Sean
Yeah, there's a lot of mods.
Yeah, many of them are dumb or poorly made.
Yeah, there's a small learning curve to implementing them.
These do not change the fact that modding is possible on the PC. It's fine if you don't personally care about modding your game. But to anybody who is actually interested in modding and knows how to have fun with it, simply having the option to do so is a huge deal. Modding generates infinite replayability and new content far beyond even what the game's developers had in mind. You can't disregard the mod scene when comparing the PC to console version of a game.
Yeah, there's a lot of mods.
Yeah, many of them are dumb or poorly made.
Yeah, there's a small learning curve to implementing them.
These do not change the fact that modding is possible on the PC. It's fine if you don't personally care about modding your game. But to anybody who is actually interested in modding and knows how to have fun with it, simply having the option to do so is a huge deal. Modding generates infinite replayability and new content far beyond even what the game's developers had in mind. You can't disregard the mod scene when comparing the PC to console version of a game.
I'm a PC newbie, but I'm planning on making Skyrim my first full fledged (free Portal on Steam doesn't count) PC game, mostly due to the ability to mod.
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