Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dragonborn!

[bloodss]

Still waiting for it to be out on ps3 :(..

[Sadie808]

And your hugs are supposed to erase the pain?

Lmao that's just a gif i used man. I'm not like those of kind gamers your thinking of, And besides I have tested out Dawnguard on my cousins 360 when it came out that following week when it was release and my friends brother Pc two days ago, But the wait of course for ps3's Dawnguard is messed up though if anything

If i wanted to forget about something bad i'd smoke a cigar to make the pain go away lol i don't think hugs would be enough unless the hug was given by a chick then it would erase the pain for me mos def.

[LegendaryHeroLCB]

She better start giving me a bunch of other things to compensate for my lack of Skyrim. >_>

[Recon]

new DLC inbound

[Ultima Keyblade]

Yeah. I'm good with not going into Sims territory. I mean, no one is going to see my house so why build it? Not like Minecraft where I could actually show the place off.

[Pinwheel]

I agree with Ulti. It's a pretty moot DLC given the whole idea around it is basically an idea that's usually utilized to be shown off.

[Haeralis]

Will this expansion add trophies to the game?

[Orion]

If that's free, cool enough. Provided you can warp straight into the place, it'll be a good way to - for instance - reduce loading screens between entering a town and then your home therein. If it's paid for, though, it's an absolute waste. But I can see where Bethesda's coming from for this, and it's nice that it's not solely limited to just buying rooms or furniture to tack on, it's something you've got to build a bit yourself, and you can customise it how you like. At least all my rare/unique items won't have to stay stuck in drawers, they could be on display.

[Amros626]

It costs $5.00 .

[Keyblader!]

Better than horse armor amirite?...

For those that play on PC, I'm pretty sure I've seen a few decent mods for this kinda stuff.

[Prodigy Keyblade]

Honestly for $5 it's not bad. I'd want to see just how customizable it is first, but still. For people who don't play on PC, it's definitely something to think about.


And yeah you don't show it off to people, but so what? It's supposed to be something to add more to your experience, if you want it. That trophy/statue deal looks pretty tight though.

[Zook]

The concept of maintaining it doesn't thrill me but I do like the idea of putting your trophies and accomplishments on display - if nothing else but to remind yourself how much you have gone through.

[LegendaryHeroLCB]

new DLC inbound

At first I was pretty opposed to the whole idea of this DLC. But after actually seeing the preview for it, I'm actually leaning more towards jumping into it. In my opinion, Hearthfire just adds a small bits and pieces of realistic game elements. The process of buying the materials of a home, building the actual home, expanding on it, decorating, maintaining and actually living in it (I'm assuming that you won't really be in it a whole lot unless you literally finished every quest in the game) are pretty damn good for a DLC. Since this DLC focuses more on family and home, I find it kind of derpy that they haven't expanded on your potential spouse options. On top of that, it's funny that you can adopt children but you can't have your own kids. But then again, they would have to actually get deeper into the game since you can only marry every race minus Khajiits and Bosmer in addition to cross species children (Arjiit children anyone) and child appearances based off of your character's looks and your spouse. If they would even dare to go that far, then this DLC would definitely be a do want for me.

[Malevolence]

^ Oh wow never heard about this, I didn't think the next dlc would be out for a while. Might have to spend a couple bucks!

[Prodigy Keyblade]

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