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November 5th, 2012, 13:46
Isnt using performance enhancing potions a basic action in many video games?
Keeper of the Watch
November 5th, 2012, 16:27
Ooh! Lance Armstrong is much nastier than any vagina could ever be. Now I'm offended 
Leave Elikal alone. He's a pretty harmless poster and just stated his opinion. Elikal, I'm sure many of us here are quite mannerless. Apologies from myself and the other Neanderthals

Leave Elikal alone. He's a pretty harmless poster and just stated his opinion. Elikal, I'm sure many of us here are quite mannerless. Apologies from myself and the other Neanderthals
November 5th, 2012, 16:33
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRmdX…layer_embedded
Dragonborn, next Skyrim Add-on trailer
(how do I embed video???)
Aha! Thanks Myrthos!
Dragonborn, next Skyrim Add-on trailer
(how do I embed video???)
Aha! Thanks Myrthos!
Last edited by GhanBuriGhan; November 5th, 2012 at 17:16.
November 5th, 2012, 16:42
I don't know, but I can't view youtube from work, so I hope someone posts it here
November 5th, 2012, 16:46
Looks like you'll have to fight ol' Vagina Mouth.
Edit: Sorry, Elikal. The world is going to hell in a handbasket, and I'm probably not helping much. And, thanks to you guys, I'll probably won't be able to take the new villian seriously at all.
Edit: Sorry, Elikal. The world is going to hell in a handbasket, and I'm probably not helping much. And, thanks to you guys, I'll probably won't be able to take the new villian seriously at all.
November 5th, 2012, 17:02
Originally Posted by GhanBuriGhanYou have to place the 11 characters after 'v=' in the link between the UBB codes: YOUTUBE and /YOUTUBE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRmdX…layer_embedded
Dragonborn, next Skyrim Add-on trailer
(how do I embed video???)
Those have to be in brackets of course.
Or you check out our newsbit on it.
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Computer n. A machine which flawlessly performs the instructions it is given, no matter how flawed those instructions may be.
Computer n. A machine which flawlessly performs the instructions it is given, no matter how flawed those instructions may be.
November 5th, 2012, 17:17
Originally Posted by MyrthosThanks, I edited that above. May be useful to know in the future. And I had you beat by 5 minutes
You have to place the 11 characters after 'v=' in the link between the UBB codes: YOUTUBE and /YOUTUBE
Those have to be in brackets of course.
Or you check out our newsbit on it.
November 5th, 2012, 17:30
Absolutely incredible! Has a date been given for this add-on? I didn't see that in the trailer. I may have to postpone my new game until that is released. Woo-hoo!
November 5th, 2012, 17:31
It is in the newsbit, December 4.
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Computer n. A machine which flawlessly performs the instructions it is given, no matter how flawed those instructions may be.
Computer n. A machine which flawlessly performs the instructions it is given, no matter how flawed those instructions may be.
November 5th, 2012, 17:40
Originally Posted by MyrthosThanks, Myrthos. It looks like it's December 4th for the Xbox. I guess Hearthfire didn't count as a M$ exclusive. This will be bad for Bethesda because PC users won't be able to buy the DLC as a Xmas gift. That's kind of an epic fail marketing wise.
It is in the newsbit, December 4.
Dragonborn will be available for download for 1600 Microsoft Points on Xbox LIVE on December 4. Fluent, you'll be our add-on guinea pig!
November 5th, 2012, 18:34
Originally Posted by crpgnutI did, because it was postponed for 1 month for the PC and M$ deal end on November 11th anyhow.
I guess Hearthfire didn't count as a M$ exclusive.
This is just Bethesda releasing another buggy add-on to try to make a quick buck on the back of xbox users…and they fall for it every time.
SasqWatch
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November 5th, 2012, 19:11
They might be getting around this because this is an add-on instead of just a dlc. I wonder if there will be physical copies of this sold.
November 5th, 2012, 19:26
I would gladly download the DLC on the first day and give my review of it, but right now I'm deep in an Oblivion playthrough, so this DLC, as much as I can't wait to play it, is going to be on hold until I'm done with Oblivion.
Not only that, but I'm probably going to start an entirely new character in Skyrim and play both Dawnguard and Dragonborn eventually, but not until I level up a bit, explore more of vanilla Skyrim, etc. So it's gonna be awhile until I get to these DLC. I'm in no hurry
Not only that, but I'm probably going to start an entirely new character in Skyrim and play both Dawnguard and Dragonborn eventually, but not until I level up a bit, explore more of vanilla Skyrim, etc. So it's gonna be awhile until I get to these DLC. I'm in no hurry
Keeper of the Watch
RPGWatch Team
November 5th, 2012, 22:09
Originally Posted by FluentSince the DLC takes place in Solstheim, in the meantime I'm going to try to do a playthrough of Morrowind (including Bloodmoon), which I've started a few times but never had a chance to play very much.
I would gladly download the DLC on the first day and give my review of it, but right now I'm deep in an Oblivion playthrough, so this DLC, as much as I can't wait to play it, is going to be on hold until I'm done with Oblivion.
Not only that, but I'm probably going to start an entirely new character in Skyrim and play both Dawnguard and Dragonborn eventually, but not until I level up a bit, explore more of vanilla Skyrim, etc. So it's gonna be awhile until I get to these DLC. I'm in no hurry![]()
Any suggestions for essential Morrowind mods?
November 5th, 2012, 22:22
I'm a console gamer, so I know nothing of mods. But if I were you, I would play Morrowind and it's expansions without any mods. It might look a little dated, but at least you would be playing it the way the developers intended. And to me, the game still looks great. A little dated, but I still really like how it looks.
If you simply must use mods, I would probably find a mod that updates the graphics/textures. Morrowind Overhaul Mod 3.0 or whatever it is, might be exactly what you're looking for. It overhauls the graphics and sound. But I wouldn't mess with gameplay mods. Would change the game too much for my liking. And I can't really think of any gameplay that needs to be modded.
But when you do play (I'm assuming this is your first time), make sure to take a weapon skill as one of your major or minor skills. You definitely don't want your weapon skills to be in the single digits to start the game. You will never hit anything.
Just be patient with the game and enjoy it for what it is. It's a great one.
Oh, and Bloodmoon is for high level characters, so beware. This isn't Oblivion where the game scales with your level. Bloodmoon is rough on low level characters. You'll never make it very far unless you're level 30 or higher. Tribunal is also wicked for low level characters, at least if you are trying to move in the dungeons. So take your time and explore the main area of the game until you're sufficient level to tackle the expansions.
If you simply must use mods, I would probably find a mod that updates the graphics/textures. Morrowind Overhaul Mod 3.0 or whatever it is, might be exactly what you're looking for. It overhauls the graphics and sound. But I wouldn't mess with gameplay mods. Would change the game too much for my liking. And I can't really think of any gameplay that needs to be modded.
But when you do play (I'm assuming this is your first time), make sure to take a weapon skill as one of your major or minor skills. You definitely don't want your weapon skills to be in the single digits to start the game. You will never hit anything.
Just be patient with the game and enjoy it for what it is. It's a great one.
Oh, and Bloodmoon is for high level characters, so beware. This isn't Oblivion where the game scales with your level. Bloodmoon is rough on low level characters. You'll never make it very far unless you're level 30 or higher. Tribunal is also wicked for low level characters, at least if you are trying to move in the dungeons. So take your time and explore the main area of the game until you're sufficient level to tackle the expansions.
Keeper of the Watch
RPGWatch Team
November 5th, 2012, 22:28
I strongly recommend the no-glow mod that makes magical items look far less plastic.
November 5th, 2012, 22:42
Originally Posted by ZaleukosAny kind of combat overhaul you'd recommend?
I strongly recommend the no-glow mod that makes magical items look far less plastic.
That was the main problem I had when playing Morrowind previously. Also the UI was rather cumbersome and inconvenient compared to the more recent TES games.
November 5th, 2012, 23:45
Absolutely. It was head and shoulders above Oblivion and Skyrim. But if all you play is consoles, then I suppose it would be awkward for you. Really, the console player's point of view isn't really applicable to most of us.
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