Skyrim!!!!!

[Leo the Night Man]

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The Dark Brotherhood has some nice stuff too

[anotherperson]

Originally Posted by Leo the Night Man

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The Dark Brotherhood has some nice stuff too

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Yeah, I know. But I felt more bad*ss by wiping out the Dark Brotherhood as opposed to killing random people. Or talking to a dead lady's corpse.

[anotherperson]

Reference to the Thief Stone?

[BoxHead]

Originally Posted by KyuubiAkatsuki

Lol that would be a great response xD! I think it's because of all the new powers you can get as a vampire. If I get Dawnguard I'm going to join the Dawnguard too, at least with my Lycan character.

Are the endings different or was the overall experience better with the Dawnguard?

The endings are pretty similar since you fight the same final boss, btu Dawnguard has something else that is SO SATISFYING.

Originally Posted by anotherperson

*I forgot unifier of Skyrim.

I heard somewhere that the werewolves would get some new powers to. Not very sure, but it sounds like a reasonable thing to do.
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I've also heard rumors that when you finish as the Dawnguard, the one vampire girl with the Elder Scroll can turn you into a vampire lord if you want.

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Yep. Although that means, the DG won't talk to you unless you get it cured. Alternatively, you can have her cure her own vampirism, but it does nothing. She still uses er life drain somehow

[Leo the Night Man]

I just want to slit a vampire's throat. Haven't done that since that one DB mission. :/

[anotherperson]

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You mean the one in Morthal? (this shows my lack of understanding text)

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Or the one in Solitude?

[Leo the Night Man]

Originally Posted by anotherperson

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You mean the one in Morthal? (this shows my lack of understanding text)

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Or the one in Solitude?

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I'm not really sure I remember. It was the one assassination where the vamps lived together as a couple in some mill.

[anotherperson]

Originally Posted by Leo the Night Man

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I'm not really sure I remember. It was the one assassination where the vamps lived together as a couple in some mill.

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Yeah, you're talking about Morthal.

[Leo the Night Man]

I finally got a chance to play Skyrim but I was wondering what's a good level to start the Dawnguard quests?

[KyuubiAkatsuki]

Originally Posted by BoxHead

The endings are pretty similar since you fight the same final boss, btu Dawnguard has something else that is SO SATISFYING.

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Yep. Although that means, the DG won't talk to you unless you get it cured. Alternatively, you can have her cure her own vampirism, but it does nothing. She still uses er life drain somehow

I can't wait to find out! O.O

Originally Posted by Leo the Night Man

I finally got a chance to play Skyrim but I was wondering what's a good level to start the Dawnguard quests?

I think the recommended level was around 10.

[Vatanui AKA Pride]

Skyrim: HEARTHFIRE DLC.

http://www.ign.com/articles/2012/08/...fire-announced

Announced for September 4th for 400 Microsoft Points, or the equivalent of five US dollars.

[knightindustries]

hey pal this is one of the few games I will play but it gets boring shoulda made it online pal but not bad the pc is even better why is that they should make creation kit for ps3 dear lord please take me

[The sage of the six paths]

Skyrim is SICKKKKKKKKKKKKKK.

[Leo the Night Man]

Welcome to the fold, son.

[moonwatcher]

Now I know why everyone likes Skyrim!

/tempted to get it.

[Leo the Night Man]

To be honest, I actually hated the Elder Scrolls series.

[moonwatcher]

Really? Why?

[Legendary Cloud]

Ah yes, Skyrim. I know of bunch of people that play it. However, i'm just gonna wait until a Game of the Year Edition comes out with all the DLC. I have more than enough other games to play while I wait.

[Leo the Night Man]

Originally Posted by moonwatcher

Really? Why?

Well I started with Oblivion. When I would go to my best friend's house and play it, I'd get outrageously frustrated with the level up system. I was used to playing RPGs that had you cutting down hordes of monsters for experience in order to level up. Every time I played, it would take me at least an hour to actually level up so I said, " this," and quit playing. Then one year when I was spending time at his house (I think I was maybe 15...or...I dunno) and I was watching him play the game since I found what he was doing interesting. After about thirty minutes, I heard a bear roar. I saw no bear so I started to get really interested. I heard the roar again and just blurted out, "Is that an invisible bear?!" I heard the roar a third time and saw a silhouette of a bear attack my friend. I literally put my hands on my head and got out of my seat and said, "THAT'S AN INVISIBLE BEAR! THIS GAME HAS EVERYTHING!"

After that day, I was an intense fan of the Elder Scrolls. I played a little of Oblivion, then Skyrim came out. I rolled a Thief (as I rolled a Thief in Oblivion and other stealth classes as a Khajiit) and been hooked ever since. At the same time, the game made me more open to RPGs that had a skill experience leveling system so my game base got bigger as a result.

[Shukketsu]

I'm hoping that at least some of you here have purchased either Dawnguard or Hearthfire - ideally both of them - and can tell me if they are worth purchasing.