Drejk |
David M Mallon wrote:Sharoth wrote:Or you could play Fallout New Vegas. Your frustrations with Skyrim will vanish due to the rage induced by such a buggy game. GRANTED it is one of my favorite games, but it is VERY buggy.My main issues with Skyrim aren't the bugs, honestly. It's the fact that it's g+!@&*n repetitive as hell. All the dungeons are the same: a big hallway filled with the same annoying enemies. NPCs are one-dimensional, and your companions feel like cardboard cutouts (at least when compared to Bioware games). As much as I enjoy the absolutely top-notch art direction and solid gameplay, I just can't make an emotional connection. It just kind of feels like I'm playing in a D&D game with a bunch of boring strangers.I can't wait until a game developer manages to pick the best features of Skyrim (customization, open world, the "sandbox") and couples it with the best features of Dragon Age (NPC depth, compelling narratives).
*daydreams*
Witcher 3 may not even start on my laptop... :(
Orthos |
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David M Mallon wrote:Sharoth wrote:Or you could play Fallout New Vegas. Your frustrations with Skyrim will vanish due to the rage induced by such a buggy game. GRANTED it is one of my favorite games, but it is VERY buggy.My main issues with Skyrim aren't the bugs, honestly. It's the fact that it's g+!@&*n repetitive as hell. All the dungeons are the same: a big hallway filled with the same annoying enemies. NPCs are one-dimensional, and your companions feel like cardboard cutouts (at least when compared to Bioware games). As much as I enjoy the absolutely top-notch art direction and solid gameplay, I just can't make an emotional connection. It just kind of feels like I'm playing in a D&D game with a bunch of boring strangers.I can't wait until a game developer manages to pick the best features of Skyrim (customization, open world, the "sandbox") and couples it with the best features of Dragon Age (NPC depth, compelling narratives).
*daydreams*
Really the main reason I still play NWN is that we've managed to get something like this out of the Toolset and online server communities (though of course substituting "NPC" for "fellow player") while avoiding the worst of the typical MMO problems things like WoW, GW, EQ, etc. have.
I'm looking forward to the day another company dares to do something similar. I'd love to hope that Paizo's partnership with Obsidian might turn out something like NWN, really I would, but I'm trying not to let my hopes get too high until I actually see the darn thing.
Ambrosia Slaad |
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Holy f###ing s%&~!
Is Kajechase really Optimus Prime disguised as a Ship to throw Michael Bay off his trail
Well played sir! Well played indeed
If I was in charge of canon over at IDW, I'd write in Kajechase as Nautica's dad or fun uncle.
you shut your mouth! That first movie was awesome!!!
{vomits in mouth}
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Also, I need to start donating plasma again so I can buy all six fembots that will comprise Victorion.
LordSynos |
LordSynos, are there any of those Steam games available? I might be interested in a few of them. Thanks in advance.
The list is kept up-to-date as games are claimed, so the link on the thread here, or in my profile, should always show an accurate list of the available games.
In short, yes. :) What would you like?
David M Mallon |
I can't wait until a game developer manages to pick the best features of Skyrim (customization, open world, the "sandbox") and couples it with the best features of Dragon Age (NPC depth, compelling narratives).*daydreams*
You know, it's kind of weird how my issues with Skyrim are pretty much the exact opposite issues I had with Dragon Age: Origins. Skyrim has a great skill system, balanced and fun combat, and amazing design and world-building, but also has boring, 1-dimensional characters, boring missions, and a generic crap story. DA:O, on the other hand, has memorable, deep, interesting characters, a meaningful story in which your choices have weight, and interesting (if a bit long) missions, but also features mediocre art direction, poor animation, monotonous combat, and a completely broken magic system. It's like they're two halves of an unfinished game.
David M Mallon |
Skyrim bug that never gets old: any damage dealt to an opponent that exceeds that opponent's total hit point total gets converted into knockback. In short, at higher levels, shooting someone with an arrow will sometimes cause them to fly backward like they just got hit with a truck. Also the reason that getting hit with a giant's club at lower levels will launch you into the stratosphere.
Freehold DM |
captain yesterday wrote:Holy f###ing s%&~!
Is Kajechase really Optimus Prime disguised as a Ship to throw Michael Bay off his trail
Well played sir! Well played indeed
If I was in charge of canon over at IDW, I'd write in Kajechase as Nautica's dad or fun uncle.
Freehold DM wrote:you shut your mouth! That first movie was awesome!!!{vomits in mouth}
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sheds single tear
Also, I need to start donating plasma again so I can buy all six fembots that will comprise Victorion.
Oooh......
Celestial Healer |
Skyrim bug that never gets old: any damage dealt to an opponent that exceeds that opponent's total hit point total gets converted into knockback. In short, at higher levels, shooting someone with an arrow will sometimes cause them to fly backward like they just got hit with a truck. Also the reason that getting hit with a giant's club at lower levels will launch you into the stratosphere.
I always enjoyed that with my sniper character.
aeglos |
hi everyFaWtL,
I hope everyone is well, I did not read the last few pages
stressfull weeks at work, next week I will not see much of the little dwarfling because of going out early and coming home late
but on the bright side:
4 day week, first of may is labour day in Germany,
then 3 more long weekends due to national holidays ubtil middle of june,
then no na.hol. till oct.3rd and then cristmas :-/
Ragadolf |
~Shrugs~ I live in a marginal area that has gotten worse over the years. Karen really, really, REALLY wants to move out.
Dang! Hope things get better. Soon. Your neighbors Insurance will probably cover it, but the Deductible is usually still steep.
On the plus side, wave at me when you go to New Orleans. (I used to live there), now live in Lafayette, 2 hours away from the Big Sleazy. ;P
LordSynos |
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Tree fell on the next door neighbor's house and also took out our power and cable. Over at Mom's doing laundry since Karen is leaving for New Orleans in a few days.
15,000 people were without power last night. And the person who was shot in my neighborhood died. So yay.
~Shrugs~ I live in a marginal area that has gotten worse over the years. Karen really, really, REALLY wants to move out.
Jaysus. Stay safe dude, and I hope that move happens soon, for both your sakes.
Sharoth |
Sharoth wrote:~Shrugs~ I live in a marginal area that has gotten worse over the years. Karen really, really, REALLY wants to move out.Dang! Hope things get better. Soon. Your neighbors Insurance will probably cover it, but the Deductible is usually still steep.
On the plus side, wave at me when you go to New Orleans. (I used to live there), now live in Lafayette, 2 hours away from the Big Sleazy. ;P
~grins~ Oh, I will still be in Savannah. It is my wife who will be in NO for a few weeks.
David M Mallon |
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You've been here before?
Many times (though not in a long while)-- my mother's family has deep roots in the area. My uncle (who I'm named for) was a Wisconsin State Assemblyman representing Madison, and my grandmother taught at Edgewood College.
Crimson Jester |
Ragadolf wrote:~grins~ Oh, I will still be in Savannah. It is my wife who will be in NO for a few weeks.Sharoth wrote:~Shrugs~ I live in a marginal area that has gotten worse over the years. Karen really, really, REALLY wants to move out.Dang! Hope things get better. Soon. Your neighbors Insurance will probably cover it, but the Deductible is usually still steep.
On the plus side, wave at me when you go to New Orleans. (I used to live there), now live in Lafayette, 2 hours away from the Big Sleazy. ;P
Been thinking really hard about moving back home to Lafayette, Maybe Jennings.