I wasn't serious... :salute: In case you didn't know, I seem to like to goof off and joke around.

:arrgh!: What about you Tak? Have you posted a picture of yourself?

Do you work for a data collection agency or something? What is it with you and pictures of people?

Anyway, Skyrim.....

He works for Big Brother, or Aliens.

Anyways, all the DLC will be released on my console in the near future, but as I said earlier, I'll probably wait for people to get it first in case it's a buggy mess like the original game was. If anything I will probably be building a gaming computer soon(I have had a Cool Master HAF 932 full tower for about two years without putting anything in it :har:). But I doubt I'd buy Skyrim for full price since I already own it, and I'm still disappointed in Bethesda forwhat they did to PS3 users.

Edit: Also, my PS3 is out for repair, so I may not have it for 1-3 weeks.

Aliens. That's totally who it was.

Big Brother? No...that's stupid.

I work for the guys from Person Of Interest...or The Campus from Clancy's books.

That's who I work for.

So is Dragonborn worth £14 of my hard earned cash after reading about it, it seems to me that it is.

It really is. The DLC is roughly the size of Shivering Isles in terms of both geographic area and volume of content.

I am just starting off on the Dragonborn quest line I would say that it is worth the money from what I have seen so far.

http://blogs-images.forbes.com/johng...ezel_three.jpg

RedOctober1984 knows what you're thinking, what you're doing, where you live.

He also spends an hour getting his Mohawk/unicorn horn shaped with hair gel.

As supplied by the Darma Initiative. :yep:

Yes...

Damn...you're on to me...

Time to change jobs...maybe the CIA or NSA want me...

I learned that the main quest of Dragonborn cannot be entered as long as the main quest of Skyrim has not been played.

A lovely major design fault.

I hate the main quest in Skyrim. I do not plan to redo it. Which means DB is only the various quests it offers beside the main quest. Good news is: no dragons.

Still: major design fault, imo. I assume most people playing a new character after some time do not necessarily complete the main quest once again, or do not like the outlook to do so.

(Without the Skyrim main quest played, you cannot enter the temple at the centre of the island, and do not get several vital communication options with people. I learned that from Google after I started to search for info on it, because I did not get into the main quest. A definite interest dropper, imo.)

Not true. You only must complete up to The Way of the Voice to trigger the Dragonborn main quest. Meet with the Greybeards for the first time and you can proceed.

Yeah that is wrong in my current play though I have only completed up to the first meeting with the Grey Beards and received the "The Horn of Jurgen Windcaller" quest none the less two cultists accosted me which is the start of the Dragonborn quest the Google information is incorrect.

Having to play up to that point of the main quest is not a big issue that takes all of 30~40 minutes at most if you move with a purpose.Also it is somewhat logical as well the DLC name is a bit self explanatory...you have to be a confirmed dragonborn to attract the cultists attention.You could also simply use the console and "complete" the sections of main quest in order to trigger the cultists.

Is that so. Well. But by embarking on the main quest in Skyrim, I then trigger the dragon plague in Skyrim again, right, turning it all into that boring hack-'n-slay. The dragon fights look nice, but they play terribly boring and very soon became a nerve-killer in my book.

Think I fold over all that and just fold over the DB main quest as well. So far, ALL main quests in Bethesda games have been disappointing anyway: Oblivion, Fallout 3, Skyrim. No big loss.