Starcraft 2?

in canada, yeppers. if you dont believe me check the copyright laws, as long as you are not uploading your absolutely fine.

I was looking at getting it as well. Will the side quests at least make some sense or is the game large enough and provides enough entertainment without them that I can play it and not have to fret over missing a few things.

Yea it's np. First time I played an ES game was Oblivion. And you can just read about the story from the other games on wikipedia or something like that if your that interested.




Nah its np. Just download oblivion or skyrim for pc and give it a try. I havent played morrowind so I dont know how much they talk about the story later on in the games. But for instance now in skyrim when i do the dark brotherhood quest. They mention some of the stuff that happend in oblivion and shit like that. but its not like you will miss any major information.

This post was edited by nejnej on Dec 16 2011 04:01pm

The side quests are exactly what they sound like - side quests. There is basically an infinity amount of them and probably only 1% of them actually relate to the older games. It's fine if you've never played any of the other games.

The storyline of the Elder Scrolls games doesn't continue from game to game. (At least I don't think it does)
I forgot the exact storyline from Oblivion, but in Morrowind, you're a slave getting off of a slave ship.
You can still enjoy the game without knowing what happened in the game before you.

This post was edited by iamluke21393 on Dec 17 2011 05:42pm

Yo bro instead of a game why not buy a 60?

Legit.

skyrim is good if you can run it and the mods that constantly come out make it enjoyable 60+ hours casual 300+ for hardcore

starcraft 2 if you like rts games or you could just play custom fun games could be 500+ hours easy depending really on how good you want to be in it

kotr / sotr heard good stuff on