Skyrim is a yawn : V - Skyrim

» Sun Dec 11, 2011 11:54 am

they do... just enable the subtitles and wait till they breathe... it s a shout actually

Oh cool thanks

:D

» Sun Dec 11, 2011 7:51 am

OP liked DA2.

» Sun Dec 11, 2011 6:23 am

Oh cool thanks

:D

actually it s only one word... imagine if they did all three, nothing would be left standing, maybe modders will fix this, so far when a dragon breathes fire it shouts "Yos" (only the first word i guess)

» Sun Dec 11, 2011 6:39 am

Obvious troll post is obvious.

Good one.

» Sun Dec 11, 2011 1:20 pm

Your a yawn! :stare:

» Sun Dec 11, 2011 5:11 am

Wow, mindless fanbois attack, lol, sorry for an opinion, but the storyline svcks. Will the game be good with some dlc, no doubt, it's ES after all, just the lower end of which. I have high hopes for the next gen es6 though, and no I'm not an idiot, an idiot will love whatever [censored] is thrown at them, and thank the people who threw it.

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» Sun Dec 11, 2011 11:36 am

that fanboise thing is always a snappy comeback when your trolling is exposed..

» Sun Dec 11, 2011 1:47 pm

Well I've been a really devoted fan since Morrowind, and this will be the first time since then that I will wait to purchase a copy of the newest ES game. I rented Skyrim for a few days, logged some hours, and I'm not at all impressed. I feel they may have made this overly vanilla to help dlc, or expansion pack sales, or they just got away from what makes ES so great. ES were original, yes they had elves and such, but broke away from the typical fantasy realm with the lore behind the games, Daedra, etc... Now we have a bland snow covered world, that feels like an Oblivion expansion pack, with, wait for it... Dragons, [censored], that's original, maybe in ES6 they'll have half sized people, carrying a ring of power to save the world. Despite the sell out factor, I know I'll eventually play the game and enjoy it to an extent, but do none of you see how boring the storyline is? Tell me you wouldn't kill for an Akavari invasion or something at this point? Anyhoo, I hope the next gen consoles will see a resurgence of this series, as this one is middle of the road.

Here's the problem, both Cyrodiil and Skyrim are human nations, Morrowind was a Dark Elf nation that had a lot of animals, plants, buildings, and well, inhabitants that looked very alien and different. Where as the human providinces, have a more familiar feel to them. Exploring 2 human nations back to back would make the series seem like they are getting further away from a a truly fantasy game. If the Elder Scrolls V took place in, say, Black Marsh, for me, the sense of wonder and curiosity would be so much greater than that of Cyrodiil or Skyrim. It would feel more fantasy. Skyrim is a great game, but if I were designing the game, not quite sure I would have went with the land of Skyrim.

» Sat Dec 10, 2011 11:24 pm

that fanboise thing is always a snappy comeback when your trolling is exposed..

Oh and "Trolling" is much snappier eh? [censored], I am a huge fan of ES, no troll, just disappointed in it's latest offering, not allowed?

» Sat Dec 10, 2011 10:00 pm

Yeah this went well. OP, if you didn't like the game, that's your thing. But you can't resort to petty insults when people push back. This is the Skyrim forum. Other members, who also had petty insults, that is as wrong as the lame "fan boi"comment. Some people don't like the game for realz. Some people just post they don't like the game just to be different. Some people love the game and aren't posting at all. Some people like some parts of the game and are frustrated with other parts. It's all just a mish-mash of interent goo called a gaming forum.

But this thread ran its course and I don't have the time to do clean-up.

My personal opinion - this game did dragons really really well. Compare to DAO, where although they are tough to fight, the don't much move at all except for the occasional tail swipe.