Holy ass, man :doomjak:
11-11-11 to 11-11-21
The real question is who wants a free lifetime of Bethseda games?
Poor guy, he's just been getting the same game for the last 10 years + 1.5 fallout games.
Kids name is Dovahkin for like 300 bucks max.
desperately trying to figure out how i can send a message 10 years into the past via all the different generations of consoles supporting skyrim so I can tell my teenaged self to go outside
yeah for sure. Despite its obvious flaws, it had so so so much content and depth in the world
As far as content goes, every dungeon felt the same and there wasn’t decent enough loot to explore more of them. Idk I fire it up every couple years with a new character and still tackle the same content more or less.
Time to ignite an elder Scrolls struggle session.
Are orcs a beast race?
I know exactly what you mean, BUT not all of them got their patron god eaten and shat out and thus changing your entire race.
Malacath themselves swears that people are overly literal in regards to that story.
Whether they're right or it's Daedric :cope: is up to you.
"N-no! I wasnt e-eaten and shat out! I-I-I'm the strongest daedric p-prince!"
Smells like :cope: to me.
Literally Daedric Prince of Outcasts.
Loser energy.
The most dangerous Prince is easily Peryite. It's always the quiet ones.
I just want Jyggalag to appear in a game again.
:tromp: Low-Energy Malacath. The Beto O'Rourke of Oblivion.
ESO is an interesting (and probably final) oppoturnity for Jyggalag honestly, the writers there are going bull batshit on the crazy lore. It's just a shame it's all tied up into the MMO framework. Even with some of the bells and whistles from Bethesda games they've added, like guards, stealing and bounties.
I'd absolutely love a return to the Shivering Isles. As far as I'm aware the lore is only that the Greymarch happens at the end of an era but idk if that means on Mundus or in the Isles themselves.
If ESO's Summerset DLC is anything to go by, Nocturnal is a lot stronger than she lets on.
Eh, consider man was created through a trickster god, and Redguards come from another plane of existence, I wouldn't look too far into it.
Orcs are still often basically seen as no more than monsters. Orsinium has been burned down several times in canon.
The dunmer got turned blue because they pissed off Azura, that's gotta count as at least similar to Trinimac getting vored.
Dunmer? More like Dungmer.
Two cases of poop elves then. :meow-floppy:
so apparently the new version theyre releasing gives you the opportunity to buy it all over again, to get some mediocre horse-armour-tier paid mods and a fishing minigame?
Or you can upgrade Special Edition for like $20 or something.
It's basically a Creation Club dump though, yeah. Kinda neat to see Survival Mode and fishing in the base game though.
I just wish the CC stuff didn't just dump a bunch of quests into your journal and you had to find it organically, or at least level-gate it.
So, I got the free Special Edition upgrade back when it first came out, and have never bought any Creation Club stuff other than with the 100 free tokens or whatever they give you. I've been doing a playthrough on Legendary over the past couple of weeks, and loaded up my game last night to find that I now have all of the Creation Club mods that are supposed to come with the Anniversary Edition (Fishing, Survival Mode, Rare Curios, etc.). So if you already have Skyrim SE, fire it up and see if you got the CC stuff for free.
Edit: I guess I should read my damn screen more often. Everyone who already owns Skyrim SE (regardless of whether you buy AE) gets the following CC packs for free:
- Survival Mode
- Fishing
- Rare Curios (adds a bunch of alchemy/enchanting goodies)
- Saints and Seducers (adds some NPC followers and a storyline)
There are some CC stuff that came with the update, the other stuff is purchased.
Lol and the sequel is still not in sight because Skyrim is too much of a cash cow
Still have my OG copy, and the Xbox360 to play it on.
Return to tradition.
