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  1. Jordan Cameron Jordan Cameron

    I've been hearing a lot of talk abotu Skyrim lately. Obviously it's a good game, but in terms of preference I wish to determine if it would be a game I'd like. I did enjoy the Fallout Games (also by Bethesda studios), and I enjoy most JRPGs. Would Skyrim be up my alley as well?

    Friday, 18-Nov-11 05:32:30 UTC from web
    1. Scribus Scribus

      @tenmihara I haven't played it myself, but a friend said it's the most like a pen-and-paper D&D game that he's ever seen on a computer.

      Friday, 18-Nov-11 05:33:28 UTC from web
      1. Jordan Cameron Jordan Cameron

        @scribus Is it available on console? I've never been a big PC gamer (I do however, LOVE D&D)

        Friday, 18-Nov-11 05:35:39 UTC from web
        1. Michael Michael

          @tenmihara Yeah, it's on console (PS3, Xbox 360)

          Friday, 18-Nov-11 05:36:23 UTC from web
        2. Scribus Scribus

          @tenmihara Yeah, PS3 and XBox 360.

          Friday, 18-Nov-11 05:37:43 UTC from web
      2. RDN's Lucifer RDN's Lucifer

        @scribus That place is for Baldur's Gate xD

        Friday, 18-Nov-11 05:36:44 UTC from web
        1. Scribus Scribus

          @nerthos heh I dug the PS2 Baldur's Gate games. Not at all like D&D (actually, much more like Diablo) but it was a lot of fun nonetheless. I like giving my new character end-game gear by abusing the "load one character into a different campaign" feature. :3

          Friday, 18-Nov-11 05:40:00 UTC from web
          1. RDN's Lucifer RDN's Lucifer

            @scribus I never played either the PS2 nor the GBA BG games, but I loved the old 1998 and 2000 PC games.

            Friday, 18-Nov-11 05:41:14 UTC from web
            1. Scribus Scribus

              @nerthos I don't suppose you ever played Swords and Serpents on the NES?

              Friday, 18-Nov-11 05:42:55 UTC from web
              1. RDN's Lucifer RDN's Lucifer

                @scribus No, I never played too much NES games. Mostly duck humt, hogan's alley, mario 2 and 3, the tanks one with lots of copys, and things like that.

                Friday, 18-Nov-11 05:45:16 UTC from web
                1. Scribus Scribus

                  @nerthos Yeah, it was a kind of a rare one, anyway. Mostly reminded of it because of the bringing one character into another campaign thing. Swords and Serpents had five passwords for every save - one for each of the four characters, and one for the game itself.

                  Friday, 18-Nov-11 05:52:12 UTC from web
                  1. RDN's Lucifer RDN's Lucifer

                    @scribus I miss password saving.

                    Friday, 18-Nov-11 05:53:21 UTC from web
                    1. Scribus Scribus

                      @nerthos I've lost so many notebooks full of game passwords. . .

                      Friday, 18-Nov-11 05:55:22 UTC from web
                      1. RDN's Lucifer RDN's Lucifer

                        @scribus They were mostly in pieces of paper under the keyboard for me.

                        Friday, 18-Nov-11 05:56:38 UTC from web
    2. Michael Michael

      @tenmihara Imagine Fallout 3 in a medieval setting without vats and swords with each "skill" being leveled up by doing the specified skill instead of just putting points into the skill at level up. Unless I missed anything, that about sums it up.

      Friday, 18-Nov-11 05:34:52 UTC from web
      1. Michael Michael

        @fallinwinter Oops, I meant in a medieval setting with "swords bows and magic instead of guns without vats"

        Friday, 18-Nov-11 05:35:56 UTC from web
      2. starlightbolt starlightbolt

        @fallinwinter don't forget about MAGIC! (not I'm not talking about friendship)

        Friday, 18-Nov-11 05:36:18 UTC from web
    3. starlightbolt starlightbolt

      @tenmihara yes

      Friday, 18-Nov-11 05:35:15 UTC from web