Steam autumn sale is on

Makta said:
Time to buy all those games you will never play ;) !

Is Skyrim worth it? I was thinking about getting it for 360, but Steam has it for pc for less. How awful is it? Is it worth 7.50?
 
Idiotfool said:
Makta said:
Time to buy all those games you will never play ;) !

Is Skyrim worth it? I was thinking about getting it for 360, but Steam has it for pc for less. How awful is it? Is it worth 7.50?

TBH skyrim is actually quite good besides the story. Especially if you are using mods wich makes the game even better and it is really worth it for such a low ammount ;)
 
Also, never play one of those Bethesda Open World games on console, that's just asking for a shitty experience.
 
Walpknut said:
Also, never play one of those Bethesda Open World games on console, that's just asking for a shitty experience.

I know, but sometimes I just want to sit on the recliner and dick off. It's a tough call, since Bethesda games I've played before have REQUIRED mods to be enjoyable, so I might be better off with pc, but these are games made for consoles and controllers. I'm torn.
 
Get a HDMI cable and a Wireless Keyboard and mouse if you want to play them on a big tv from your couch.
 
Darest thou open the pestilent black hole of wrath, per sé?

Very well.

Alduin's motivation: "Hurdurr, I'm a dragon."
The dragonborn's motivation: "Hurdurr, I'm a dragonborn."

The only good parts of the main quest are the greybeards (partially) and talking to Parthuurnax.

And don't even get me started on the civil war. Or the guilds, fuck!

The thieves guild is by far the worst offender. Prepare to go on a journey:
http://www.shamusyoung.com/twentysidedtale/?p=14422

And then there's this required reading:
http://www.gamasutra.com/blogs/Eric...and_Choices_in_Skyrim_All_Setup_No_Payoff.php
 
The story in Skyrim is just typical generic high fantasy fare. That kind of thing has it's place. The problem I have with it is the questing and how strictly linear and grindy they are.
 
i told the people at work i wouldnt buy skyrim until it was under $20-25, well it hit $21 for legendary edition on steam so i got it.

i had 35 on my wallet from infrequent game card purchases so...

i know it is going to be crap game. and i know buying it on steam causes problems with mods, but really the only mods i use are usually levelling or else magic/combat mods, mostly gear ones.

not sure how well the steam version plays with mods, but i know in the past with mod loaders you did not want to get steam version because it prevented some mod systems.
 
TheWesDude said:
i told the people at work i wouldnt buy skyrim until it was under $20-25, well it hit $21 for legendary edition on steam so i got it.

i had 35 on my wallet from infrequent game card purchases so...

i know it is going to be crap game. and i know buying it on steam causes problems with mods, but really the only mods i use are usually levelling or else magic/combat mods, mostly gear ones.

not sure how well the steam version plays with mods, but i know in the past with mod loaders you did not want to get steam version because it prevented some mod systems.

There has been no steam related problems with me and my skyrim mod addiction.
 
Akratus said:
Alduin's motivation: "Hurdurr, I'm a dragon."
The dragonborn's motivation: "Hurdurr, I'm a dragonborn."

Wrong. Alduin is the World-Eater. That is, a manifestation of Akatosh that devours Nirn, the mortal world- and brings upon the next "Kalpa", or cycle of the universe. Furthermore, Alduin is heavily suggested to have been brought into the world early by the Thalmor- the high elves who believe that existence is suffering. By bringing Alduin into the present, the erase any memory of reality from existence and their souls become divines.

Alduin's motivation is not as simple as you incorrectly think. His reason is a full-on assault of the world is simple, a method of bringing about the times when Man was under Dragon. While his purpose is to swallow the world, his intent was to go back to his "good old days" when men weren't so... everywhere.

Why is the Dragonborn stopping him? Gee, maybe that whole "erasure of existence from reality" and "delineation of time" thing. Maybe also because you know, it's a game.

It's kind of annoying how you so brashly talk about something you don't know. I suggest you pay closer attention to the game, and try out the Imperial Library if you want to discuss TES.
 
All I'm really hoping for is a flash sale or daily offer on GTA IV with dlc's.

Other than that, I'm too poor and have enough to do as it is.
 
aenemic said:
All I'm really hoping for is a flash sale or daily offer on GTA IV with dlc's.

Other than that, I'm too poor and have enough to do as it is.

I didn't like gta 4 much. Red dead redemption is a much better game.
 
Over 2 weeks since i should have gotten my last pay and still i only have my savings on my account.. Not sure if i should expect the worse and stay away from un neccecary purchases or if i should spend some cash in hope that i get my money..

How can i not spend 5,99€ on Dark soul? :P
 
simple, if you dont have a controller, dont get it.

if you dont have a controller, people say its keyboard setup is horrible and you cant re-bind them.
 
Wumbology said:
Akratus said:
Alduin's motivation: "Hurdurr, I'm a dragon."
The dragonborn's motivation: "Hurdurr, I'm a dragonborn."

Wrong. Alduin is the World-Eater. That is, a manifestation of Akatosh that devours Nirn, the mortal world- and brings upon the next "Kalpa", or cycle of the universe.

Correct.

Furthermore, Alduin is heavily suggested to have been brought into the world early by the Thalmor- the high elves who believe that existence is suffering. By bringing Alduin into the present, the erase any memory of reality from existence and their souls become divines.

Incorrect. There is zero suggestions in the game that this is the case. There is even evidence in the thalmor embassy that they actually have no idea why alduin has appeared.

Did you even play that infiltration quest? It was all about finding out if the thalmor are behind the dragons. Surprise: You find out they don't.

Alduin's motivation is not as simple as you incorrectly think. His reason is a full-on assault of the world is simple

:)
, a method of bringing about the times when Man was under Dragon. While his purpose is to swallow the world, his intent was to go back to his "good old days" when men weren't so... everywhere.

I sure love hearing Alduin's meticulous arguments in Skyrim.

Why is the Dragonborn stopping him? Gee, maybe that whole "erasure of existence from reality" and "delineation of time" thing. Maybe also because you know, it's a game.

:)

It's kind of annoying how you so brashly talk about something you don't know. I suggest you pay closer attention to the game, and try out the Imperial Library if you want to discuss TES.

Nice assumption there. Perhaps I should have put more than just a little effort in my first post, but that says nothing of my knowledge of tes lore, which is not little.
 
Lore of TES works only well at Morrowind.
not because Morrowind's lore is awesome but lore itself was connected with actuall game play(for example: find the reason why Dwemers are dissapeared)
but after oblivion? lore is just decoration for grinding quests. and lore itself is just sucks.
especially dragonborn.
 
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