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I accidentially unlocked that animal-calming one (I wasn't going to because it sounded lame.) Tell ya what - I was wrong. It's very useful in avoiding sudden bear and sabre cat deaths. I don't travel w/o that shout queued up.
I had to go back a few saves...weird.
He used hot keys. The way to hot key a spell is to:
For the computer experts, is this okay to run Skyrim?
how?did you actually take the disc out?scratched Skyrim disc
You don't need to know anything. I picked this game up on XBox 360 after NEVER having played an RPG type game in my life. I picked everything up within a matter of hours and you just figure out things as you go along. That is a lot of the fun, just figuring things out as you go along.The one thing I would say, I guess, is make sure you save frequently.
moving around xbox like a drunken fool.how?did you actually take the disc out?scratched Skyrim disc
I've got one for sale. "barely used".
This is the type of game that you can play any way you want to, and definitely encourages multiple playthroughs. Personally, I think the best way to get the most out of it is to roleplay a specific type of character. For example, in the beginning say "I want to be a strong two handed-sword swinging warrior who knows a little healing magic and can also forge / upgrade his own weapons". There's also a civil war going on, so you can pick a "law and order" or the "rebels", whichever suits your fancy. Right now, I'm a dual wield sneak/archer who started down a magic path to augment it, but gave it up and is instead focused on enchanting. I'll play again as the warrior-type I mentioned above (smithing / upgrading stuff seems cool), and likely a third time as a mage/cleric (complete with the old DnD "no edged weapons" limitation).
Thank you.Oh, and :hi:
For PS3 players, have you tried turning off all the auto-saves? I've found that Bethesda games are always less inclined to freeze with autosave off, and I think it also helps out with the lag too. I'm at 9.2MB, and I only have some stuttering when I'm in cities, particularly after waiting for storekeepers to respawn their gold. And even that's only an issue after I've been playing for a while, and it's only mildly annoying, not game-breaking. Not a single freeze so far.Maybe I've just been lucky so far, but this game is running better for me than Oblivion, Fallout 3 or Fallout: New Vegas.
Oh, did someone steal your sweetroll?
I love how I'm not only the Dragonborn but also leader of the both the Thieves Guild and Dark Brotherhood, and some random guard walking down the street decides it would be a good idea to give me some lip.
Pretty much any build you care to imagine is possible.Stigandr (my guy) is a heavy-armor wearing, 2H battle axe wielding brute who can hide in shadows, is deadly w/ a bow and loves to tinker w/ magic.
I got the CE edition from Amazon for @ $22 or so the day the game came out. It's the same as the non-CE save for one big thing: a code to unlock a sick map over at Primagames. I haven't used the book (I don't during a first play-through) except for minor things like finding if a cave/dungeon/etc. are part of a quest or not and minor #### like that. The exploration is 90% of the fun w/ this type of game.
You can use a forge to combine jewels with gold and silver ingots to make jewelry for resale.
I play it on a worse computer than that and it runs better than the PS3 version of the game.
Just got an Xbox and skyrim. Woke up at 2:30 am and played til 6:00. Only regret is getting back in bed instead of playing as long as possible. Having serious withdrawals. Was in BFB trying to unlock the door. Don't want to know the combo but thinking I need to closely examine the golden claw. Right track?Created a dark elf and have been leveling sneak, archery, and destruction. Major improvement over Oblivion.
I have no idea who the top pic is.
Yeah, the other tie in to Cicero is the old fart in the house nearby who wants you to frame him and get him arrested to get him out of the area. So you get to decide what happens with him. Fun times...I love the little tie-ins that make Skyrim seem like such a lived world.Last night I was playing my mage character. He's making the journey to the College of Mages with Lydia when we come across a broken down wagon. The owner? Cicero. The cargo? His dead mother.
Don't need to buy a guide. If you get stuck just go to Skyrim Wiki.
An odd comment for a pic whose caption begins with "I am".Regardless, the picture is wrong. Daenerys Targaryen is not known as the Dragonborn, she's know as Daenerys Stormborn, Mother of Dragons.I have no idea who the top pic is.
