One of these days I'll get Skyrim. It was funny because I saw it for $15~ at GMG, or so I thought. I clicked, it was Skyrim Dragonborn DLC. Got my hopes up and everything....
Still busy with Dawnguard plus I had to recreate a character since the one I usually use crashes at certain parts as I keep adding mods too often without starting a new game.
244 hours of skyrim and i still haven't completed the storyline. I only have hearthfire and i'll wait for some GOTY and get all dlcs at once at a cheap price.
20 bucks each is just not worth, plus it's better to wait cos most mods won't work at first with the new dlc.
For those with the high amount of hours in Skyrim, is that all with one character, or mutliple characters? I've got about 170 hours, with about 160 of those hours on a single character (Level 59 Imperial battlemage). If you have multiple characters, which one are you bringing into the DLC? The only reason I've not gotten any Skyrim DLC yet is because I'm not sure whether to bring my level 59 character, or use my lower level character that I started over with (Like level 11 right now).
I'm gonna wait until someone makes a 2k texture mod for it. It'll be weird to be playing the whole game with HD textures and then get back to the vanilla ones.
For those with the high amount of hours in Skyrim, is that all with one character, or mutliple characters? I've got about 170 hours, with about 160 of those hours on a single character (Level 59 Imperial battlemage). If you have multiple characters, which one are you bringing into the DLC? The only reason I've not gotten any Skyrim DLC yet is because I'm not sure whether to bring my level 59 character, or use my lower level character that I started over with (Like level 11 right now).lockjaw333
I have spent about 260 hours on the game in total, 220 of those hours having gone into my main character. Dragonborn seems to be very well-suited for the high-level players. One character already made a reference to me having completed the main quest, so maybe you can't even start it without having completed it (although I can't confirm this). The first storyline dungeon was filled with traps, Draugr Deathlords, and other strong enemies. Definitely fun to play through at higher levels.
the problem with bethesda games are, it becomes boring after a while as your character becomes invincible with abundabt money. when you add this subpar main plot and fetch type side quests, game becomes a snore fest. when your core game is like that no dlc can chnage the experience.
If certain people buy TES for the mods, then why do they buy the DLC in addition?
FelipeInside
DLC and Mods are two different things.
You're missing the point. Â People rip on Bethesda for developing broken, unfinished games, and that it's up to modders to fix it; that the only motive behind their purchase is the modding community. Â And yet they're willing to buy expansion packs from Bethesda?
If certain people buy TES for the mods, then why do they buy the DLC in addition?
Socijalisticka
DLC and Mods are two different things.
You're missing the point. Â People rip on Bethesda for developing broken, unfinished games, and that it's up to modders to fix it; that the only motive behind their purchase is the modding community. Â And yet they're willing to buy expansion packs from Bethesda?
I guess because the expansion packs are the official ones which continue the story.
the problem with bethesda games are, it becomes boring after a while as your character becomes invincible with abundabt money. when you add this subpar main plot and fetch type side quests, game becomes a snore fest. when your core game is like that no dlc can chnage the experience.
tanerb
Aww let me guess....someone's stolen your sweet roll.
the problem with bethesda games are, it becomes boring after a while as your character becomes invincible with abundabt money. when you add this subpar main plot and fetch type side quests, game becomes a snore fest. when your core game is like that no dlc can chnage the experience.
Aww let me guess....someone's stolen your sweet roll. +2500 internet xp
If certain people buy TES for the mods, then why do they buy the DLC in addition?
FelipeInside
DLC and Mods are two different things.
It's nice to have options. You could buy the DLC which is official or you could download some mods with custom quests. I usually pick up the DLC when they're on sale though. Dragonborn looks good and all but I'm so occupied in the game that I can manage to wait for a sale.
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