I remember when I first finished The Forsworn Conspiracy I just sort of had to
lie down for a bit.
I wish there was an option when you're negotiating a peace treaty to beg the Stormcloaks to take Markarth. I don't want that place. I want Markarth to burn.
Why do people still complain about the change of geography of Cyrodiil?
Like, do people not get that Arena was pretty much the worst TES game in just about every way and the world building in that game was inconsistent with the rest of the series anyway?
Why do people still complain about the change of geography of Cyrodiil?
Like, do people not get that Arena was pretty much the worst TES game in just about every way and the world building in that game was inconsistent with the rest of the series anyway?
http://www.cardhunter.com/ Card Hunter is a very fun turn based strategy game that has a lot of nods to old school tabletop gaming and has a fun battle system. It's free and in beta now, so I'd check it out.
I just figured out today I can do co-op. My anonymous partner Rigby and I will probably do a bit together here and there.
Only problem I've run into is the method of recording. Anyone got any recommendations? Fraps seems to have worked the best video-wise but it makes everything else lag a bit too much.
I ended up choosing a semi-obscure one named Dxtory! It's similar to Fraps, but with the primary difference being that you can use whatever codec you want with it. It took a bit of digging to set up to work with Fourigins correctly but I found a way, and as we speak I'm rendering a test video just so I'm aware of the kinks and what's working vs. what isn't, etc. The LP as I planned for real should start pretty soon!
The ridiculous corruption, the fact that the player is exposed to this probably without knowing anything about it beforehand (seriously, that questline hardly made a lick of sense until I'd finished it and read the wiki page) and the Darkness Induced Audience Apathy? Eh. Not so much.
Man is a most complex simple creature: see what he weaves, and how base his reasons for doing so.
Well I barely gave a shit about anything, I just liked going places and doing things. So that quest doesn't quite do anything for me. Although I did feel really bad when that lady was killed.
Yeah, the Madanach subplot seems a bit...insufficient, you know?
Like, if you pick Manadnach, the city gets hella slaughtered. And then, a day later, you can go in and smith metal and buy crops, and people are like 'ooooooh, you released the Forsworn', but there's no real consequences to it. And you can't try and fix any of the corruption besides letting the town get slaughtered (which is also an issue with Riften and Maven).
definitely going to fix those mic issues ASAP, but other than that I'm liking it! :D
THE REAL PARTY SHALL BEGIN probably this weekend, provided I get the chance to acquire an impromptu mic stand between then and now. But yeah! I'll make a thread when the time comes.
Well I barely gave a shit about anything, I just liked going places and doing things. So that quest doesn't quite do anything for me. Although I did feel really bad when that lady was killed.
You can save her, actually. The quest acknowledges it if you do. It turns out she's an undercover agent of some sort, although I forget for whom.
Yeah, the Madanach subplot seems a bit...insufficient, you know?
Like, if you pick Manadnach, the city gets hella slaughtered. And then, a day later, you can go in and smith metal and buy crops, and people are like 'ooooooh, you released the Forsworn', but there's no real consequences to it. And you can't try and fix any of the corruption besides letting the town get slaughtered (which is also an issue with Riften and Maven).
Genocidal maniacs or corrupt politicians, the eternal question.
Well I barely gave a shit about anything, I just liked going places and doing things. So that quest doesn't quite do anything for me. Although I did feel really bad when that lady was killed.
You can save her, actually. The quest acknowledges it if you do. It turns out she's an undercover agent of some sort, although I forget for whom.
She's an Imperial spy, taken out by a Forsworn working for Mannon the Slayer who's working for the Silver-Bloods. Simple.
This is why you play Fallout New Vegas and only FNV why must you touch storytelling when you cannot approach the divine beauty of Obsidian's masterful perfection why why why
Man is a most complex simple creature: see what he weaves, and how base his reasons for doing so.
Well maybe synthesis is like being a part of the post-Thorian experience. Maybe people can be closer to each other, able to directly draw on others for strength.
It's not even that they're all bad choices (they are, but that's not the problem). It's that in the last five minutes of the game, it does this godmode asspull that springs the same three choices no matter what, all of which are far-reaching enough to pretty much invalidate the three entire games of choices that built up to it. And the sum total impact that choice actually has on the story that you see is a different color filter in a cutscene.
But I wanted to destroy the Reapers. I wanted to tear them out of the sky, rip them apart and drink their...battery acid, I guess. And now I can't do that. Because doing so would kill the Geth and EDI.. And my character, roleplay-wise, is very much focused on the survival of synthetic species
I mean, if they had introduced some of the concepts around the last choice (and suggested that destroying the Reapers might not be the best option) before the last choice, it might be easier to swallow. But the only choice that was really talked about was Destroy. Controlling the Reapers was only talked about as a stupid choice chosen by the Illusive Man because he's an idiot.
And Synthesis wasn't even on the table. You couldn't have some nutty Alliance scientist talking about it and introducing it, allowing players to become familiar with the idea? At the very least?
This is why you play Fallout New Vegas and only FNV why must you touch storytelling when you cannot approach the divine beauty of Obsidian's masterful perfection why why why
/SA
Are we not including Dead Money in this?
Because, Dead Money, it....it wasn't the best written DLC.
Interesting characters. Rotting former superstar, double-minded nightkin, and the ex-girlfriend of a companion, and the Courier, pulling a heist. It's just, so, so poorly crafted.
Yeah, the Madanach subplot seems a bit...insufficient, you know?
Like, if you pick Manadnach, the city gets hella slaughtered. And then, a day later, you can go in and smith metal and buy crops, and people are like 'ooooooh, you released the Forsworn', but there's no real consequences to it. And you can't try and fix any of the corruption besides letting the town get slaughtered (which is also an issue with Riften and Maven).
That's a problem with every single quest in the game. Even when you kill Alduin, dragons still show up and attack townspeople, for instance.
It's necessary to some extent. If Markarth were a wreck, then a significant part of the Civil War quest would have to change. And the devs just don't have time for that.
They're all bad choices. But that's the thing, isn't it? When were you ever allowed to make a good choice?
That's pretty much my favorite part about the Forsworn Conspiracy. Hell, I consider throwing the quest giver's note away/ignoring it completely a legitimate ending to the quest.
Sometimes, the only "good" thing you can do is not play.
Well, isn't just killing Madanoch pretty much an objectively good thing for everyone?
The problem isn't that each choice is flawed in some way, the problem is that in spite of both sides being flawed there is one choice that is objectively better.
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Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
First-person stealth/shooter that is also a roguelike and has very PS1-looking graphics. Interesting thing. b/c elder scrolls fandom.
I loved that game so much. If you can, do it multiplayer.
Only problem I've run into is the method of recording. Anyone got any recommendations? Fraps seems to have worked the best video-wise but it makes everything else lag a bit too much.
Lets Playing is an imprecise business.
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Seriously, that was it.
Not that the extended content makes it that much better.
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead