The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Love this game but I wish they had set bonuses on armour as I love me Nightingale set :|
You can perk an increase to armour rating when wearing a set (atleast in heavy armour, not sure if its the same for Light), but other than that there's not much set bonus :p
Quick question for Xbox users.... If I recover my gamertag on another hard drive, is it possible to transfer my saved data back to my Xbox later?
Ragnarok.Nemesio said: » Quick question for Xbox users.... If I recover my gamertag on another hard drive, is it possible to transfer my saved data back to my Xbox later? Quote: Quick question for Xbox users.... If I recover my gamertag on another hard drive, is it possible to transfer my saved data back to my Xbox later? By USB sure. Flatmate recently blagged a load of save files off my xbox for his one as he used to use mine, which I have now sold. I have never gotten very far into any of the games from this series but yesterday I was looking at a page about becoming a vampire or werewolf. It looks like vamps have cons and benefits and the cons are pretty severe, with people hating you and
Both of these status "ailments" interest me so just looking for some input from people who play the games as to how much of an impact these things actually have on gameplay etc. Also if anyone knows how long into the game would one have to play before gaining access to these options. Thanks in advance :D If you know where the vampire dens are, you should be able to do it from the very beginning of the game. For the werewolf, you can damn near go straight to the Companions quest line and become one from the beginning of the game as well. I had the quest line for the Companions flagged within an hour or two of gameplay, and I didn't even go straight to them.
As for the rested or well-rested bonus, I'm not even sure what it does, I haven't had it so I wouldn't call it core or important to have.
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Psycho Slip said: » If you know where the vampire dens are, you should be able to do it from the very beginning of the game. For the werewolf, you can damn near go straight to the Companions quest line and become one from the beginning of the game as well. I had the quest line for the Companions flagged within an hour or two of gameplay, and I didn't even go straight to them. As for the rested or well-rested bonus, I'm not even sure what it does, I haven't had it so I wouldn't call it core or important to have.
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Leviathan.Bimbam said: » Quote: Quick question for Xbox users.... If I recover my gamertag on another hard drive, is it possible to transfer my saved data back to my Xbox later? By USB sure. Flatmate recently blagged a load of save files off my xbox for his one as he used to use mine, which I have now sold. Phoenix.Lillicarnage said: » I have never gotten very far into any of the games from this series but yesterday I was looking at a page about becoming a vampire or werewolf. It looks like vamps have cons and benefits and the cons are pretty severe, with people hating you and Both of these status "ailments" interest me so just looking for some input from people who play the games as to how much of an impact these things actually have on gameplay etc. Also if anyone knows how long into the game would one have to play before gaining access to these options. Thanks in advance :D As a Werewolf, it's more of a Transformation once per day than proper werewolf. Although if anyone sees you, you're apparently hunted by them :p
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wow, i was really underwhelmed by solitude =/
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Quote: Because Skyrim is more of a wintery area, Sunlight only hinders you as a Vampire, lowering your HP/Stamina/Magicka. And people cant tell you're a Vampire until you go 3 days without feeding off anyone who is sleeping. As a Werewolf, it's more of a Transformation once per day than proper werewolf. Although if anyone sees you, you're apparently hunted by them :p Fenrir.Enternius said: » Psycho Slip said: » If you know where the vampire dens are, you should be able to do it from the very beginning of the game. For the werewolf, you can damn near go straight to the Companions quest line and become one from the beginning of the game as well. I had the quest line for the Companions flagged within an hour or two of gameplay, and I didn't even go straight to them. As for the rested or well-rested bonus, I'm not even sure what it does, I haven't had it so I wouldn't call it core or important to have. Wow, I never knew this. Thanks! some chick joined me as a traveling companion... cant order her to make me a sandwich or "other" stuff :/
So what sort of character is everyone playing? I rolled a Nord since we're in Skyrim and currently exceed in Destruction and Conj. None of my weapon skills are leveled :/ Dual casting ftw!
Oh, I came across what might be a bug of sorts. If you're having a conversation with someone and move too close to them, they seem to skip whatever they're saying and move to the next part of the dialog. Not game breaking, but it sucks when you miss something interesting/important.
Also, PC version. Bismarck.Misao said: » some chick joined me as a traveling companion... cant order her to make me a sandwich or "other" stuff :/ Fenrir.Yuriki said: » So what sort of character is everyone playing? I rolled a Nord since we're in Skyrim and currently exceed in Destruction and Conj. None of my weapon skills are leveled :/ Dual casting ftw! I started off as a thiefy character, but I started to realise Id just run into the fray and kill stuff, so I swapped :p I'm an Imperial (bonus gold usually always draws my attention in any game) as for specialization, I'm kind of a mutt.. I have points in One handed, Heavy Armor, Two Handed, Smithing, Enchanting, Lock Picking, Archery, Alchemy, Destruction and Speech. I haven't really been focusing on anything.
My highest skills are One Handed and Heavy Armor. (50 and 54) nord dual wielding swords, i plan to level everything though, going for one-handed, light armor, smithing, lockpicking, speech, and whatever else i fancy
Is there a way to play with friends on Skyrim? >_> I bought it yesterday and now my friend's picking it up too, but I haven't noticed a "play online" type deal anywhere on it.
Playing on PS3. i saw something about a glitch to level speech quickly, you talk to someone in riften, and it gives a large amount of speech skill, and as soon as you see the skillup thing, you cancel out of it and you can do it over and over
Fenrir.Yuriki said: » So what sort of character is everyone playing? I rolled a Nord since we're in Skyrim and currently exceed in Destruction and Conj. None of my weapon skills are leveled :/ Dual casting ftw! Redguard basically I am redguard combo pld smn lol love starting fights with the flame Atronach spell and then switch to shield and sword. Fights are fast and fun heck that flame head soloed 2 guards and a mage for me on the quest in the embassy lol. Sooo, sorry if I ask something silly, but you people made me curious and so I'm gonna ask about the thing that I find most interesting: how much customization can you put in your character?(from creation to development).
Phoenix.Sehachan said: » Sooo, sorry if I ask something silly, but you people made me curious and so I'm gonna ask about the thing that I find most interesting: how much customization can you put in your character?(from creation to development). You can customize every part of your head from cheek bones to eye placement. The rest of your body is pretty much pre-made. Your characters visual appearance is pretty open ended. Down to like length/height of the nose, depth of the eyes, width/length of the chin, stuff like that.
The colors for skin and hair are presets though, you only have so many to choose from, there isn't a RBG slider for total custom colors. The development system for your character is also pretty open ended, you're free to put perks into whatever you want. Your health/magicka/stamina can be raised by 10 every level. If you really felt like it you could keep your health and magicka at 100 (base) and just put everything into stamina.. |
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