It's funny because it's true. I always end up selling everything in my inventory for a grand total of something like 2 GP and can only buy a quiver of arrows with it in games like Skyrim.Tsakali wrote:lol
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[quote="YourGrandpa"]I'm satisfied with voicing my opinion and moving on.[/quote]
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What the fuck are you talking about?DTS wrote:The first video Dumb posted, they are shit at playing those instruments. He might aswell have posted some autotune shit.
Didn't bother with the 2nd video, cause it's probably just as shit if not even worse.
Typical of Dumb.
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Is that a mountain with a giant fallus on the end?Tsakali wrote:
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Better than "Cock Rock" and "Bells Deep" that I was bound about in my head for that shot...
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k now that I know what I'm doing, is there a list somewhere online that tells you which ones stack and what not? apparently the active effects list is kind of clunky and not that easy to follow.mrd wrote:Some poisons can stack, IE: 5x with a potion to slow movement might knock an opponent out for ten seconds then you can just thrash him while he sleeps. Good for the unexpected ogre, etc.
Layout made for XBOX controller eh.. I seem to recall the bindings for Oblivion being clunky to a degree simply due to their number.
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Someone decided to steal all the cheese they came across and store it in their living room in Whiterun:

I wonder what would happen if you decided to throw an exploding firebomb in there. now that's what I call a cpu stress test!


I wonder what would happen if you decided to throw an exploding firebomb in there. now that's what I call a cpu stress test!
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Dumb = DRuMEraser wrote:What the fuck are you talking about?DTS wrote:The first video Dumb posted, they are shit at playing those instruments. He might aswell have posted some autotune shit.
Didn't bother with the 2nd video, cause it's probably just as shit if not even worse.
Typical of Dumb.
He posted 2 videos, above.
viewtopic.php?p=887588#p887588
What else is there not to get?
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excellentDRuM wrote:Lol, not just cheese


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Psyche911 wrote:Press the holster button (R on PC) and you will. It doesn't holster it if you have an arrow drawn.MKJ wrote:sucks that you cant uncock your bow, still :/
Yeah, it does.
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the physics they implemented in this game are pretty impressive. I was on top of a hill and I decided to dump out a bunch of potatoes and other oddly shaped vegetables, and the way they interacted with the subtle changes in elevation and their own shape as they were rushing down the slope was impressive.... they would wobble down, gain or lose speed accordingly. The other day, I was cave shopping, and there was a plate with 2 gem stones in it. as i picked one up, the other one shifted to one side of the plate which caused the plate to lift up at the opposite side.
It's shit like this that creates immersion, and elevates the experience on a diff. level. Skyrim is steadily creeping up in the poles of my all time favorites. I think it's in 3rd place with a possibility of being elevated to 2nd. The first spot is kind of locked in for life by Quake 3...serious face.
It's shit like this that creates immersion, and elevates the experience on a diff. level. Skyrim is steadily creeping up in the poles of my all time favorites. I think it's in 3rd place with a possibility of being elevated to 2nd. The first spot is kind of locked in for life by Quake 3...serious face.
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Would Skyrim's position in your list elevate more if you removed a gem stone from it?
[quote="YourGrandpa"]I'm satisfied with voicing my opinion and moving on.[/quote]
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No shit, Sherlock, I'm not blind.DTS wrote:Dumb = DRuM
He posted 2 videos, above.
http://quake3world.com/forum/viewtopic. ... 88#p887588
What else is there not to get?
What I mean is that the nonsense you spewed out in that other post makes no sense from a musical point of view.
You really have no idea what you are talking about yet you have a very strong and negative opinion about it. That is a really poor trait of character. And you seem to make a habit out of this.
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indeed, i found this out yesterday. me = happy, now i can draw an arrow while in stealth and then decide not to fire without giving away my position.shaft wrote:Psyche911 wrote:
Press the holster button (R on PC) and you will. It doesn't holster it if you have an arrow drawn.
Yeah, it does.
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Panzy. Just stab them in the face with a giant sword.
[quote="YourGrandpa"]I'm satisfied with voicing my opinion and moving on.[/quote]
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On a serious note, how well does going the ninja route work in Skyrim? I found in Oblivion and other similar games that whenever I play as a thief type character, I always end up getting fucked in the ass during scripted fights where the enemy knows where I am and I'm in an enclosed area. 

[quote="YourGrandpa"]I'm satisfied with voicing my opinion and moving on.[/quote]
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works pretty well actually. it also worked aight in Oblivion, were it not that the battle of kvatch was way out of your league if you didnt know you way around a broadsword.
hiding alone doesnt help, you'd need illusion spells for invisibility and such to aid you. also, fire an arrow and run to a new hiding spot. the enemies will go to the place where the arrow came from. by the time they get there you are already hidden again and ready for round two.
also, I just cleared out a tomb full of undead. There was a group of skeletons standing around, way more than I could handle, so I used the Illusion spell "Fury" on one of them. Fury makes the target have a fit of rage and smash the first creature near it. This resulted in a huge skeleton brawl while I sat in the shadows, firing arrows at the remaining severely beaten up morons
hiding alone doesnt help, you'd need illusion spells for invisibility and such to aid you. also, fire an arrow and run to a new hiding spot. the enemies will go to the place where the arrow came from. by the time they get there you are already hidden again and ready for round two.
also, I just cleared out a tomb full of undead. There was a group of skeletons standing around, way more than I could handle, so I used the Illusion spell "Fury" on one of them. Fury makes the target have a fit of rage and smash the first creature near it. This resulted in a huge skeleton brawl while I sat in the shadows, firing arrows at the remaining severely beaten up morons

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http://christwire.org/2011/11/is-skyrim ... maneuvers/
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In before "omg" responses: Christwire is a satirical website.
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brisk wrote:http://christwire.org/2011/11/is-skyrim-teaching-your-children-how-to-perform-rim-jobs-and-other-homo-erotic-sex-maneuvers/
When a player casts a spell, you will see the hand gesture is that of how homosexuals fling devil DNA juices at each other after a long night of fecal frenzy ass assassinations.

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i don't understand this type of humor. The only way shit like this is funny is when it's real. It's just a poor excuse for comedy.
Also the union can go fuck it self.
Also the union can go fuck it self.