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Biggles 12-05-11 12:39 PM

http://media.247sports.com/Uploads/B...807/187502.jpg

darius359au 12-05-11 05:28 PM

It's even made it into the Urban Dictionary :D:D
http://www.urbandictionary.com/defin...Mozilla-search

I'm just waiting for the Jinx tee shirt ,I've got their "The Cake is a Lie" one ;)

Task Force 12-06-11 09:59 PM

I gotta say this is probably the best game I have played in along time. Well worth the 60$s

soopaman2 12-07-11 03:04 PM

I used to be Orsimer. Then I took an arrow in the knee.

Now I am Dunmer, then I took a sword the the chest, Now I am Bosmer.
HALT CRIMINAL SCUM!

mookiemookie 12-07-11 03:24 PM

1.3 update now on Steam. Yay!

Update 1.3 Notes (all platforms unless specified)
  • General stability improvements
  • Optimize performance for Core 2 Duo CPUs (PC)
  • Fixed Radiant Story incorrectly filling certain roles
  • Fixed magic resistances not calculating properly
  • Fixed issue with placing books on bookshelves inside player purchased homes
  • Fixed dragon animation issues with saving and loading
  • Fixed Y-look input to scale correctly with framerate

And

"We***8217;re also planning on rolling out support for 4-Gigabyte Tuning (Large Address Aware) next week for our PC users. Stay tuned!"

Takeda Shingen 12-07-11 03:26 PM

I'll miss those backwards-flying dragons. Except for when they kept flying further and further away; stretching the grid out far enough to reduce the FPS to slideshow standards.

Okay, I won't miss them at all.

Dowly 12-07-11 04:03 PM

Ow right, forgot this. Yahtzee:
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/vide...rolls-V-Skyrim

mengle 12-10-11 01:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Task Force (Post 1800976)
I gotta say this is probably the best game I have played in along time. Well worth the 60$s

True but they diden't had to do Arnold Schwarzenegger the voices

Drewcifer 12-10-11 07:38 PM

http://skyrimcalculator.com/#20582

Here just wanted to share this build. This is the mage build that I made, from level 1 on up I had no trouble whatsoever and by level 20 you will be an unstoppable god at the highest difficulty level. Infact by level 40 I had to switch to another character because I felt like I had enabled cheats.

I put 250 in health and everything else in Magicka, ignore stamina, its completely usesless to a mage.

Every fight enable your allteration shield, wear only cloth for your mage armor bonus. if your getting hit hard, attempt to move, if you can't throw up your ward until you can get out of the way of harm.

as far as combat tactics go, summon in whatever you think would fit the situation flame/Frost/storm. And then begin to attack via dual casting your fire spell or lightning spell of choice. Flame for most enemies will shred everything, but Lightning destroys dragons and magic users in seconds, as well it moves at the speed of light.. so missing with lightning almost never happens.

I built enchant up so that I could get the gear I wanted, I took whatever I could get the most enchantments on, so gloves/hat, cloths, boots, ring, necklace, headband.

If anybody needs any further help let me know, I just wanted to post this up for anybody interested in a mage.

I'm really not sure where all this bussiness about mages not being glass cannons and not having the damage output they should, once you have the right gear and right spells, perks, etc you should be able to two shot an ancient dragon, and no more then three shot a giant if you have to use something LESS then a master spell.

Takeda Shingen 12-10-11 08:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Drewcifer (Post 1803426)
http://skyrimcalculator.com/#20582

Here just wanted to share this build. This is the mage build that I made, from level 1 on up I had no trouble whatsoever and by level 20 you will be an unstoppable god at the highest difficulty level. Infact by level 40 I had to switch to another character because I felt like I had enabled cheats.

I put 250 in health and everything else in Magicka, ignore stamina, its completely usesless to a mage.

Every fight enable your allteration shield, wear only cloth for your mage armor bonus. if your getting hit hard, attempt to move, if you can't throw up your ward until you can get out of the way of harm.

as far as combat tactics go, summon in whatever you think would fit the situation flame/Frost/storm. And then begin to attack via dual casting your fire spell or lightning spell of choice. Flame for most enemies will shred everything, but Lightning destroys dragons and magic users in seconds, as well it moves at the speed of light.. so missing with lightning almost never happens.

I built enchant up so that I could get the gear I wanted, I took whatever I could get the most enchantments on, so gloves/hat, cloths, boots, ring, necklace, headband.

If anybody needs any further help let me know, I just wanted to post this up for anybody interested in a mage.

I'm really not sure where all this bussiness about mages not being glass cannons and not having the damage output they should, once you have the right gear and right spells, perks, etc you should be able to two shot an ancient dragon, and no more then three shot a giant if you have to use something LESS then a master spell.

I made myself a Breton mage along those lines to try out the College of Winterhold line and see how it was playing a dedicated magic user, which I will repeat in saying was probably the worst story arc in the game. For me, magic is just way too powerful, becoming almost another difficulty modifier. Now I am back to the good old Breton thief. Bretons because of the magic resistance, of course.

mookiemookie 12-10-11 09:50 PM

I just finished the main quest and College of Winterhold quest with a full on destruction mage Nord. Tak, you're right. The College quest was....meh...it felt like a glorified side quest, not a full on faction quest. And Drew, you're also right: there's not a lot that can stand up to dual cast firebolts when you're fully perked out with a ton of magicka. I used the Morokei mask, as well as Savros' amulet and robes and some enchanted ring I made that added something like 50 extra magicka points. I was a fireball flinging machine.

The early game was a little rough, and I died quite a bit. Once I got Lydia and started using her as a tank, things got really easy. By the end, Draugr Deathlords were the only thing that offered any challenge, and even then it was a small challenge. The Impact perk is very overpowered in my opinion...I was spamming dual cast firebolts at everything and stunning them, and my magicka pool was so deep that most everything was dead before I ran out of magicka and it had a chance to do anything. Alduin was cake.

I'm going for a dark elf assassin now. I haven't really played a stealth archer type since Morrowind. Should be fun.

Task Force 12-10-11 09:59 PM

Bethesda and Skyrim just won the Spike VGAs.

Takeda Shingen 12-10-11 11:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mookiemookie (Post 1803472)
The early game was a little rough, and I died quite a bit. Once I got Lydia and started using her as a tank, things got really easy. By the end, Draugr Deathlords were the only thing that offered any challenge, and even then it was a small challenge. The Impact perk is very overpowered in my opinion...I was spamming dual cast firebolts at everything and stunning them, and my magicka pool was so deep that most everything was dead before I ran out of magicka and it had a chance to do anything. Alduin was cake.

That was exactly the same experience that I had, although I was an ice mage. I died a lot in the early levels, but after level 20 you are almost god-like. And once you have those archmage robes you can just forget about ever running out of magicka.

Drewcifer 12-11-11 12:32 AM

The trick is to perk to 'impact' in your destruction tree as fast as possible, all extra points need to be spent on alteration to get to mage armor for your survivablity. Conjuration can be built on an as you need basis.

I tend to fight without a follower, but I always have one Artonach summoned, either Flame, or Storm dependings on the type of destruction I'm casting as it won't hurt my summon. If you stick to my build and my forumla not even the early game is difficult, although levels 1-10 you might be alittle more reliant on zombies, and possibly any staff you have as magicka can be a slight issue but not much.

mookiemookie 12-11-11 07:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Drewcifer (Post 1803502)
The trick is to perk to 'impact' in your destruction tree as fast as possible, all extra points need to be spent on alteration to get to mage armor for your survivablity. Conjuration can be built on an as you need basis.

I tend to fight without a follower, but I always have one Artonach summoned, either Flame, or Storm dependings on the type of destruction I'm casting as it won't hurt my summon. If you stick to my build and my forumla not even the early game is difficult, although levels 1-10 you might be alittle more reliant on zombies, and possibly any staff you have as magicka can be a slight issue but not much.

I very rarely used the mage armor or wards I guess because I did have a follower. Most anything was dead before it could close into melee range with me, and I was using a lot of conjuration magic to add even another follower. I was summoning Atronachs and abusing the hell out of the Sanguine Rose, and then late game when I got the Summon Dremora Lord spell, that was all she wrote.

I suppose next time I try a mage, I'll go without a follower to try and bump the difficulty.

mookiemookie 12-12-11 11:12 AM

http://i.imgur.com/ThFuq.jpg

Biggles 12-12-11 12:32 PM

Never understood why they say that....:hmmm:

Takeda Shingen 12-12-11 01:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Biggles (Post 1804115)
Never understood why they say that....:hmmm:

Back in Morrowind, the character creation process featured a series of questions. One of them was about what you would do if your sweetroll was stolen. This continued in Oblivion with an NPC bark where you can hear one telling another about how he threw his sweetroll at the enemy, as well as a character in the Shivering Isles expansion who wants a sweetroll before he will help you. Then in Fallout 3, part of the tutorial quest involves a bully trying to take your sweetroll on your 10th birthday party. The sweetroll was intended to appear in New Vegas, but was cut. The Skyrim line references the sweetroll history.

mookiemookie 12-12-11 01:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Takeda Shingen (Post 1804134)
Back in Morrowind, the character creation process featured a series of questions. One of them was about what you would do if your sweetroll was stolen.

Earlier than that...the sweetroll question was in Arena and Daggerfall also

seaniam81 12-12-11 01:39 PM

Actually the sweet roll thing stared way way back in Elder Scrolls: Arena.
edit: Found the actual question asked in Arena

  • While in town the baker gives you a sweetroll. Delighted you take it into an alley to enjoy, only to be intercepted by a gang of three other kids your age. The leader demands the sweetroll, or else he and his friends will beat you and take it. Do you:
a) Drop the sweetroll and step on it, then get ready for the fight? (Warrior)
b) Give him the sweetroll now without argument, knowing that later this afternoon you will have all your friends with you and can come and take whatever he owes you? (Mage)
c) Act like you're going to give him the sweetroll but at the last minute throw it in the air, hoping that they'll pay attention to it long enough for you to get a shot in on the leader? (Thief)


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