What's the first thing you will do when you begin your journ : V - Skyrim

» Wed Sep 01, 2010 12:52 pm

Explore. I'm going to probably go to the nearest town and get whatever I can get my hands on and then go dungeon dive for a while.

» Wed Sep 01, 2010 6:29 pm

Walk around, go to a town and get my nord nice and drunk than have her wander out into the street and start a fight right away, probably get tossed in jail since I can't pay off the guard than get out of jail and start it all over again till I know werewolves are in.

If werewolves are in do all this but right when I get out of jail do some quests to level up and find out were the closest werewolf is

» Thu Sep 02, 2010 12:59 am

I do what I always do right when the moment presents itself in all the RPGs I've played; Go to nearest town and go on a selling/buying spree

Also, I'll then do MQ till I learn dragonshouts, then do some faction quests and look for some werewolves

» Wed Sep 01, 2010 9:26 pm

I do what I always do right when the moment presents itself in all the RPGs I've played; Go to nearest town and go on a selling/buying spree

Also, I'll then do MQ till I learn dragonshouts, then do some faction quests and look for some werewolves

oh yes--the early days of trying to make money off just about anything you can find to sell--that will be one of my first activities, as always... Gotta start somewhere....

Are werewolves in? That would be so awesome!

» Wed Sep 01, 2010 9:52 pm

I think I'll just explore. Period. :thumbsup:

» Wed Sep 01, 2010 3:23 pm

The Dark Brotherhood questline was awesome in Oblivion. Was the only questline where i actually looked forward to the next mission i was getting, where as a lot of the others were erm... err... a bit boring sometimes (i'm looking at you, main quest).

Yeah, you've actually brought up a point that I agree with. Bethesda, with their past two games, Morrowind and Oblivion, they have always made a certain part of the questline really boring in my opinion. For Morrowind it was the whole, appeal to the tribes and houses to become Hortator and whatever. Then with Oblivion, it was the Aid for Bruma quest. Gee wiz, I got so bored of Oblivion gates, for real.

» Wed Sep 01, 2010 4:02 pm

As I have done with all Elder Scrolls games leading up till now, I will immediately goto the nearest town to find a few combat weapons and then head off into the distance never to look at the main quest again until much later (Morrowind I did the MQ last of all things, and in Oblivion I did it after about 60 hours of gameplay and after finishing the mages guild).

Also I hope the loot is more static this time, because if it is I will be looking for artifacts and that will be my new hobby as it was in ES:III

» Wed Sep 01, 2010 12:51 pm

I usually do alittle burlary, then fighters' guild.

» Wed Sep 01, 2010 7:57 pm

Are werewolves in? That would be so awesome!

They're thinking about it. They don't whether they want to include them, what with the sheer amount of other stuff they wanna try first. I think, if they feel the game needs them, they will put them in, but for now just assume no. That way, if they do include them, you'll be all the happier that they did, and not so disappointed if they don't O_o

» Wed Sep 01, 2010 9:41 am

wander aimlessly for hours like i did in oblivion and morrowind, i didnt even realize there was a main quest the first time i played morrowind cause i just got lost in the freedom of the game

» Wed Sep 01, 2010 12:48 pm

oh yes--the early days of trying to make money off just about anything you can find to sell--that will be one of my first activities, as always... Gotta start somewhere....

Are werewolves in? That would be so awesome!

No werewolves are not confirmed, yet hopefuly they end up being in the full game without mods

» Wed Sep 01, 2010 6:21 pm

Look up at the sky. Then see if I have feet or a patooty in first person... then oogle some nord female boobies... then set a khajiit on fire. See if I can find a bunny or a chicken or cow to set on fire... then try and roll some things down hills and squish people...then see if I can set birds on fire or trees or shrubberies or houses... Then jump in a river/stream and see what happens or where I wind up. Then set anouther khajiit on fire.

» Wed Sep 01, 2010 11:45 pm

Walk around, go to a town and get my nord nice and drunk than have her wander out into the street and start a fight right away, probably get tossed in jail since I can't pay off the guard than get out of jail and start it all over again till I know werewolves are in.

If werewolves are in do all this but right when I get out of jail do some quests to level up and find out were the closest werewolf is

Lol, or level up before getting drunk. Find a werewolf, get infected. Get drunk, get thrown in jail, then bust out in the full fury of the werewolf. With style baby! XDDD

» Wed Sep 01, 2010 6:02 pm

wander aimlessly for hours like i did in oblivion and morrowind, i didnt even realize there was a main quest the first time i played morrowind cause i just got lost in the freedom of the game

That really was a beautiful thing. I remembered that I had this "errand" to run, but the idea that there was something important to be had with it was so far from my mind I didn't think about it. I played the game naturally and the world unfolded itself to me as I visited cities and towns, explored and otherwise. The main quest, when after I exhausted all other avenues of questing and gameplay, was really something of a "what haven't I done yet" moment and I needed to track down what the heck I did with that package.

» Wed Sep 01, 2010 3:18 pm

That really was a beautiful thing. I remembered that I had this "errand" to run, but the idea that there was something important to be had with it was so far from my mind I didn't think about it. I played the game naturally and the world unfolded itself to me as I visited cities and towns, explored and otherwise. The main quest, when after I exhausted all other avenues of questing and gameplay, was really something of a "what haven't I done yet" moment and I needed to track down what the heck I did with that package.

that's exactly what i did too but i think i sold the package to arille right after i got out into the world haha

» Wed Sep 01, 2010 9:14 pm

Yeah, you've actually brought up a point that I agree with. Bethesda, with their past two games, Morrowind and Oblivion, they have always made a certain part of the questline really boring in my opinion. For Morrowind it was the whole, appeal to the tribes and houses to become Hortator and whatever. Then with Oblivion, it was the Aid for Bruma quest. Gee wiz, I got so bored of Oblivion gates, for real.

:obliviongate: Yes, those gates got so boring, that I rarely ever complete the main quest, even when I complete many of the other ones over and over again.

They're thinking about it. They don't whether they want to include them, what with the sheer amount of other stuff they wanna try first. I think, if they feel the game needs them, they will put them in, but for now just assume no. That way, if they do include them, you'll be all the happier that they did, and not so disappointed if they don't O_o

Good point. Good point.... :yes:

» Wed Sep 01, 2010 4:36 pm

Lol, or level up before getting drunk. Find a werewolf, get infected. Get drunk, get thrown in jail, then bust out in the full fury of the werewolf. With style baby! XDDD

lol or that XD god i hope werewolves are in, one of the reasons I bought OB was cuz it was a TES game and that it had a vampire in it but even than vampires were not done correctly imho

» Wed Sep 01, 2010 11:48 pm

lol or that XD god i hope werewolves are in, one of the reasons I bought OB was cuz it was a TES game and that it had a vampire in it but even than vampires were not done correctly imho

No they weren't. I was expecting awesome strength, speed and stealth, but instead we got these wimps that went out in sunlight, and couldn't do anything unless they starved themselves for a few days, at which point they were shunned by society, and bloody useless in most situations. I'm hoping they remake them in the slick, stealthy kind of way they are usually portrayed. Maybe have them able to go out in sunlight as long as no flesh is touching sunlight, so if they had full armor on, nobody would be the wiser, and they could walk freely during the day.

» Wed Sep 01, 2010 11:31 pm

I might start crying :cry:

In all seriousness....... I think I'll grab a bow and arrow and go shoot some deer, explore the wilderness. I'll probably spend a good two or three hours in the wilderness before I go to any cities.

» Wed Sep 01, 2010 9:32 pm

well first im going to kill the tutorial guide npc if there is one if there isint then

i will get some basic gear then go looking around

» Wed Sep 01, 2010 3:12 pm

I'm going to play through the main quest in a ridiculous marathon session. Or I'm going to try. And then I'm going to start a new character and forget about the main quest unless it has cool [censored] for me to get while I'm messing around in the world.

» Wed Sep 01, 2010 10:16 am

Aside from exploring and testing out all the new stuff in the game I will be seeing if this game has better things to steal. If there isnt than someone (in the game) is getting shanked. :verymad: lol

» Wed Sep 01, 2010 8:49 pm

The first thing I'm going to do is lay on the ground and smell the snow.. wait, can you lay down in Skyrim..? If not, then I'm going too jump around in the snow.. for a while. After that, I'm going to find the nearest lake and go fishing.... Then maybe find some Nirnroot and pretend to be a badger.

» Wed Sep 01, 2010 7:12 pm

I will go on a killing rampage and when it is brought to an abrupt halt by the guards i will restart and play normally : )

» Wed Sep 01, 2010 7:31 pm

kill a mudcrab.