reminds me of

I haven't tried it on this rig yet, think I'll give it a shot. Hopefully I can run it with decent settings. Love the environment.



Gold

This post was edited by BastardOfWinterfell on Jan 12 2018 03:10pm

Modern warfare

It's a classic now. Can't imagine not having it in my gaming history now. The music, scenery, characters and immersion potential make it truly a great game.

I put almost 300 hours into Skyrim...now I'm pushing close to 400 hours into Fallout 4. I started a brand new game on Fallout on survival difficulty...fml it's so hard. I've got about 57 hours into this play through and I've yet to start the second act. I found a sick sniper rifle that deals double damage if the enemy is at full health.

Any tips for a newb? I know you're like the master.

Get to level 15 and do the Oghma Infinium glitch.

Fucked up thing is it is the most dumbed down version of all the elder scrolls. I remember I spent hundreds of hours in Morrowind just walking around/taking stilt riders or whatever the fuck they were from town to town just stealing glass armor and shit. I'm pretty sure I never even did a single step for the main story in that game. Skyrim is great, but I'm ready for whatever the next installment is gonna be

I haven't played since last spring m8. Spend some time in the character creator. Recreate a character from another game or show to give it a little more substance. Like I recreated Ramsay Bolton from GoT as if the dogs didn't finish the job offscreen. He woke up near dead on the edge of a forest and I spent the first hour or so just hunting for meat and pelts, robbing people for gold and armor before I even thought about entering a town. Make your own path. Make your own story.

Won't argue there. The only real saving grace is the modding community which helps a lot in that regard. Game was made to appeal to the masses and I'd say they succeeded. No telling what the next TES game will consist of