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Soladrin wrote:Game Mania They release almost everything earlier. I got Space Marine 5 days early too. Always pre-order there. Also got limited edition for price of regular (not the collectors mind you).
Prestor Jon wrote: Because children don't have any legal rights until they're adults. A minor is the responsiblity of the parent and has no legal rights except through his/her legal guardian or parent.
I remember when oblivion came out someone did a max face blog where they turned all the facial settings to maximum.
Then proceeded to avoid interacting with anyone and went and picked flowers.
Spend the rest of their time running away from wolves
We love what we love. Reason does not enter into it. In many ways, unwise love is the truest love. Anyone can love a thing because. That's as easy as putting a penny in your pocket. But to love something despite. To know the flaws and love them too. That is rare and pure and perfect.
Chaos Knights: 2000 PTS
Thousand Sons: 2000 PTS - In Progress
Tyranids: 2000 PTS
Adeptus Mechanicus: 2000 PTS
Adeptus Custodes: 2000 PTS - In Progress
You get it with any advanced order according to amazon
We love what we love. Reason does not enter into it. In many ways, unwise love is the truest love. Anyone can love a thing because. That's as easy as putting a penny in your pocket. But to love something despite. To know the flaws and love them too. That is rare and pure and perfect.
Chaos Knights: 2000 PTS
Thousand Sons: 2000 PTS - In Progress
Tyranids: 2000 PTS
Adeptus Mechanicus: 2000 PTS
Adeptus Custodes: 2000 PTS - In Progress
Soladrin wrote:With the limited edition, you just get the cloth map Just checked the box when no one was watching
Crap. Couldnt find it on da interweb, and cus I thought 'collectors edition!' I bought it. I would have asked it for Christmas if I knew that.
Don't be dissapointed, the map was announced by Bethesda to only be available in pre-orders and the collector's edition.
Technically after pre-orders have finished there won't be any way to get the map other than the collector's edition (although I'm sure that shops will be giving them out after pre-orders have finished)
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Just so you know, Dual wielding = max damage output but no blocking as far as I've noticed. Not that matter with my home made steel armor.
Also, crafting is in BIG TIME. You can make all types of armor and weapon now. Items like hides can be turned into leather at a tannery. Ore can be smelted into ingots etc. etc.
For an Iron helm for instance, you need 3 iron ingots and 5 leather scraps(or is it straps?) Stuff like that. Smithing perks give you acces to new materials (steel to dragon) and one perk lets you upgrade magic items.
You can sharpen weapons on grindstones, and hammer armors into better shape on workbenches to increase armor rating.
Have not tangoed with alchemy or enchanting yet.
Automatically Appended Next Post: Just throwing this out there, if you want anything tested, leave it here, I'll check it out when I get home
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Soladrin wrote:Just so you know, Dual wielding = max damage output but no blocking as far as I've noticed. Not that matter with my home made steel armor.
Also, crafting is in BIG TIME. You can make all types of armor and weapon now. Items like hides can be turned into leather at a tannery. Ore can be smelted into ingots etc. etc.
For an Iron helm for instance, you need 3 iron ingots and 5 leather scraps(or is it straps?) Stuff like that. Smithing perks give you acces to new materials (steel to dragon) and one perk lets you upgrade magic items.
You can sharpen weapons on grindstones, and hammer armors into better shape on workbenches to increase armor rating.
Have not tangoed with alchemy or enchanting yet.
Automatically Appended Next Post: Just throwing this out there, if you want anything tested, leave it here, I'll check it out when I get home
So you have it on 360 or ps3?
PC gamers cant do it until 11/11/11, as what you have is practically illegal until the 11th.
It's been a long five year wait. Oblivion came out during my last year of undergrad. I remember telling my friend, can you imagine how different our lives will be by the time we play the next Elder Scrolls game? Five years have passed and I went to law school, moved into my own place, got married ... I'll probably have kids by the time Elder Scrolls 6 comes along. But, in the meantime, wonderful, awesome, incredible Skyrim awaits ...
I can hardly believe I'll be playing Skyrim this Friday.
I am really trying to figure out if I should just say damn the torpedos and get Skyrim this week. Saints Row, is tempting, but I really think I'll be more interesting in playing Skyrim, especially with a few days of twiddling my thumbs coming up.
"That's not an Ork, its a girl.." - Last words of High General Daran Ul'tharem, battle of Ursha VII.
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Soladrin wrote:Just so you know, Dual wielding = max damage output but no blocking as far as I've noticed. Not that matter with my home made steel armor.
Also, crafting is in BIG TIME. You can make all types of armor and weapon now. Items like hides can be turned into leather at a tannery. Ore can be smelted into ingots etc. etc.
For an Iron helm for instance, you need 3 iron ingots and 5 leather scraps(or is it straps?) Stuff like that. Smithing perks give you acces to new materials (steel to dragon) and one perk lets you upgrade magic items.
You can sharpen weapons on grindstones, and hammer armors into better shape on workbenches to increase armor rating.
Have not tangoed with alchemy or enchanting yet.
Automatically Appended Next Post: Just throwing this out there, if you want anything tested, leave it here, I'll check it out when I get home
So you have it on 360 or ps3?
PC gamers cant do it until 11/11/11, as what you have is practically illegal until the 11th.
360, and please refrain from calling it Illegal would you? I bought 100% legal from a store. Can't help they started selling without the greenlight.
There are some rumors going around my school (and I'm sure other places as well) as to whether or not you can ride dragons in Skyrim. If you can, I will totally fly as high as I can over a settlement, jump off, and snipe someone as I fall to my death.
If they have dragon riding, then it will be easy to swap the models out.
I shall fly on the back of Gwaihir, the Windlord, the greatest of the eagles of the Misty Mountains.
It will be glorious.
There are some who walk until their legs fail them and they fall to the ground. I find that respectable.
Then there are those who drag themselves further. I find that admirable.
Or jump off and fatally plunge my shortswords into the back of a dragon.
That would be amazing.
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There are some who walk until their legs fail them and they fall to the ground. I find that respectable.
Then there are those who drag themselves further. I find that admirable.
Soladrin wrote:Just so you know, Dual wielding = max damage output but no blocking as far as I've noticed. Not that matter with my home made steel armor.
Also, crafting is in BIG TIME. You can make all types of armor and weapon now. Items like hides can be turned into leather at a tannery. Ore can be smelted into ingots etc. etc.
For an Iron helm for instance, you need 3 iron ingots and 5 leather scraps(or is it straps?) Stuff like that. Smithing perks give you acces to new materials (steel to dragon) and one perk lets you upgrade magic items.
You can sharpen weapons on grindstones, and hammer armors into better shape on workbenches to increase armor rating.
Have not tangoed with alchemy or enchanting yet.
Automatically Appended Next Post: Just throwing this out there, if you want anything tested, leave it here, I'll check it out when I get home
Is the crime system better in Skyrim, also what's leveling like?
Soladrin wrote:Just so you know, Dual wielding = max damage output but no blocking as far as I've noticed. Not that matter with my home made steel armor.
Also, crafting is in BIG TIME. You can make all types of armor and weapon now. Items like hides can be turned into leather at a tannery. Ore can be smelted into ingots etc. etc.
For an Iron helm for instance, you need 3 iron ingots and 5 leather scraps(or is it straps?) Stuff like that. Smithing perks give you acces to new materials (steel to dragon) and one perk lets you upgrade magic items.
You can sharpen weapons on grindstones, and hammer armors into better shape on workbenches to increase armor rating.
Have not tangoed with alchemy or enchanting yet.
Automatically Appended Next Post: Just throwing this out there, if you want anything tested, leave it here, I'll check it out when I get home
Is the crime system better in Skyrim, also what's leveling like?
Crime system so far is better, if you have high rep with a town they will even ignore small offenses. Just don't kill chickens in front of people.
Leveling works kind of the same as in, you lvl up skills to gain a level. But instead of stats you just choose between increasing: magicka, health or stamina(which also adds max weight. And you get 1 perk per level. Consult your wiki for all the perks
This message was edited 1 time. Last update was at 2011/11/10 08:25:03
Soladrin wrote:Just so you know, Dual wielding = max damage output but no blocking as far as I've noticed. Not that matter with my home made steel armor.
Also, crafting is in BIG TIME. You can make all types of armor and weapon now. Items like hides can be turned into leather at a tannery. Ore can be smelted into ingots etc. etc.
For an Iron helm for instance, you need 3 iron ingots and 5 leather scraps(or is it straps?) Stuff like that. Smithing perks give you acces to new materials (steel to dragon) and one perk lets you upgrade magic items.
You can sharpen weapons on grindstones, and hammer armors into better shape on workbenches to increase armor rating.
Have not tangoed with alchemy or enchanting yet.
Automatically Appended Next Post: Just throwing this out there, if you want anything tested, leave it here, I'll check it out when I get home
Is the crime system better in Skyrim, also what's leveling like?
Crime system so far is better, if you have high rep with a town they will even ignore small offenses. Just don't kill chickens in front of people.
Leveling works kind of the same as in, you lvl up skills to gain a level. But instead of stats you just choose between increasing: magicka, health or stamina(which also adds max weight. And you get 1 perk per level. Consult your wiki for all the perks
K thanks, that's all I can think of at the moment.
They release almost everything earlier. I got Space Marine 5 days early too. Always pre-order there. Also got limited edition for price of regular (not the collectors mind you).
Just checked the box when no one was watching 
