Elder Scrolls Skyrim - Page 7

shaviessafc · 9th November 2011, 10:25 PM

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Originally Posted by 20 B&H

It's not a big problem tbh.Steam is canny these days.

Plus my week off dosent start til Friday

I don't mind Steam actually. I remember when it was criticised when it was in the early days, but now I don't mind it.

I'll put up with having to wait until the official release date for things such as mods in the future. There's some great ones out there for Oblivion.

I've been waiting for Skyrim for a while. I've loved the series since Morrowind about 8 years ago.

20 B&H · 9th November 2011, 11:35 PM

Aye,Morrowind was great.Very atmospheric.

I didnt really like vanilla Oblivion but modded it was brilliant.I liked all the texture replacers and Oscuro's overhaul.

Looking forward to Skyrim.Only a day to go

SAFC_Jack · 9th November 2011, 11:47 PM

Not long now.

My next few days will be spent wandering forests, knacking wolves and that.

Topper.

andy78 · 10th November 2011, 12:12 AM

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We already knew that Skyrim was enormous, but it may be even bigger than we thought. According to Bethesda's Todd Howard, the game's Radiant story system means that there's no limit to the quests it can provide.

As you encounter each of the game's factions, such as the Dark Brotherhood, you'll be able to complete a series of scripted quests. Once you've completed all of them, smaller quests will continue to be randomly generated, such as stealing items or assassinating NPCs. The game will never run out of these quests, meaning that they can be generated infinitely.

"The vibe of the game is that it's something that you can play forever," Howard told Wired.

As if I wasn't going to put hundreds of hours into Skyrim anyway, the game will have an infinite number of quests.

Goodbye life!

SAFC_Jack · 10th November 2011, 12:15 AM

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Originally Posted by andy78

As if I wasn't going to put hundreds of hours into Skyrim anyway, the game will have an infinite number of quests.

Goodbye life!

My uni work that's due on Friday looks less and less likely to be completed.

CraigyLee · 10th November 2011, 08:33 AM

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Originally Posted by 20 B&H

If you have a PC capable of running it you'd be mad to get it on another platform.It will look a lot better and once some high quality mods start appearing they will enhance the game and massively increase it's longetivity.

ayeeeeeeeeee problem is i have an imac running windows so i have no idea how it will act

its got 4 gb ram
i5 quad core processor

so that's fine from hardware point of view the graphics card i have nay idea about i've always had a nividea card

AMD Radeon HD 6770M with 512MB- will it run at a canny pace?

Town End Farmer Giles · 10th November 2011, 09:27 AM

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Originally Posted by CraigyLee

ayeeeeeeeeee problem is i have an imac running windows so i have no idea how it will act

its got 4 gb ram
i5 quad core processor

so that's fine from hardware point of view the graphics card i have nay idea about i've always had a nividea card

AMD Radeon HD 6770M with 512MB- will it run at a canny pace?

There’s a thread on the Bethesda forums listing all cards and saying what sort of settings you will be able to run at. If you cant find it I’ll hoy the link up tonight but I bookmarked it at home so it’ll be a while.

IIRC it’s not hugely demanding, certainly not compared to some games these days.