it does when it a shitty computer that been around for ages.

On a side note. Brb off to pluto.

skyrim works perfectly fine on my computer. Like PERFECTLY ♥♥♥♥ FINE.


Quote pyramid is pyramid, if you could clean it up a bit when it gets long, I'd appreciate it, thanks. -Duh

OK. I think this topic is having a severe case of derailment. My recipe: shut the ♥♥♥♥ up and get back on topic. Topic is Skyrim. Not "what console is better, which one is outdated"

The Blue Palace's locked wing of the mad king is pretty damn weird.

Giants should be baseball platers; One smashed me right up into the air, like really high.

Don't matter if you have a shitty PC. Other people have nice computers. Stand united.

Assuming all 270,000 people actually paid 60 dollars for the game, that's 16,200,000 currencies.
Daaayum.

I'm pretty sure that statistic is from steams' data, and that the entire purpose of a PC version crack would be to make it work independently from steam.
So yeah, they pulled in some good money there, certainly enough to make a UI more suitable to that market.

Blah, where does one store or sell ridiculous amounts of loot? All easily-found merchants are broke from buying my crap, and the chests in my house have finite space.

Oh wow. that i wasn't expecting.
Then again, everyone who love CoD (cult style of love that is) are at least, children or people with no decent taste.

While Skyrim, well it's a elder scroll game, one of the last series of "oh my god this is better than sex" RPG games.
(unless i'm missing any RPG that are still around which are bloody awesome? and no, Dragon age and mass effect isn't. not for me at least)
Regardless. i had a bit of fun pissing about with console commands to get used to stuff time to play a tad serious from a earlier save
on a side note, anyone done any of the dark brotherhood quest yet?

Isn't that just on pc?

Wait.


You can buy a house? I've been dragging around tons of crap trying to sell it to NPC's, which clears them out.

Also, at first I looked at that graph and thought I saw Civilization IV there.

I actually screencapped this really early on, while escaping from the keep in Helgen.*

My only complaint so far is the equip system. Setting a spell to be dual-weld can be a nightmare. I don't understand why it's not just left click to assign primary and right click to assign secondary all the time; it only works like that when you're carrying nothing, and then the equip system goes retarded for some reason.

*On that note, seriously Bethesda? Helgen? Not like that name's already been used before. They're even pronounced the same. Yet you got pissy about Mojang's Scrolls.

It works like that from the favorites menu, afaik.

1) Press F to assign something to favourites, press Q to open favourites menu, left/right clicking works fine from there.
2) Mojang was the one who got pissy, they tried to copyright the word scrolls. Bethesda were not attacking Mojang they were defending against Mojang because Mojang was trying to copyright a word they used in the title of their main game series.
3) Seriously what UI issues are people having? I've never had any trouble at all with the menu, the only problems I've had is that the game occasionally messes up the input when I am on conversation or crafting screens.

Also if you wait a certain amount of time (either 24 or 48 hours) the vendors all restock their gold.
I generally just fast travel around to different blacksmiths to sell all my ♥♥♥♥, and glare at the wizards because they're almost the only people who will buy enchanted robes and staffs but barely have any money, so I have to buy filled grand soul gems to give them some money so I can sell them my stuff.
There's a perk that gives everyone 1000 more cash but I'm not sure even that would be enough.

I already know about the favorites menu, and no, it doesn't always work as you'd expect for me. Seems like if I have something in my right hand, it'll only let me assign spells or other one-handed weapons to the left. A logical workaround to this would be equipping a two-handed weapon and then disequipping it, but then it tends to pull some crap where it'll reequip my last equipped one-handed weapon

Taking a very generic term and using it as your title is a lot different from using the name of a specific location. I was mainly joking about that, since the spellings are different, but that's what I immediately thought of when I heard Helgen.