Indeed. Arena is quite fun and you don´t need magnifying lenses to see the individual pixels there

That one, I've never played, but I recall Daggerfall being pretty bad too

And here we are again, dear boy.


It´s like we´re talking to each other on two phones at once

I don't agree. The graphics engine rendered far superior capability; but when the environment is almost monochrome to enable that amount of detail it kills the enhancement being worth it, imho.





Nothing wrong with that, my friend I play ESO with has called me on the phone and then we get on TeamSpeak and talk too

Don´t you think that´s a bit redundant?

Not at all. We usually just use the TeamSpeak; but there are times when we want to talk privately about personal stuff; then we use the telephone. On the TeamSpeak, you can see if someone else is on there, and it announces when someone comes on while you are on it - but I still don't trust its privacy; I would hate to find out the hard way that it was like Facebook or something.

Ok then


So. Frydai, innit?

Khajiit likes the way magic "handles" in Skyrim, that is casting. That said, the shallow spell pool is this one's biggest complaint with the game.

This post has been edited by TheCheshireKhajiit: Oct 28 2016, 08:40 AM

I was thinking more in terms of weapons, armour, clothing, faces, that kind of thing. They all look better than Oblivion managed.



Magic in Skyrim is handicapped to keep it from overshadowing Shouts. You've got a absurdly small spell pool(with some glaringly senseless omissions, like open spells), no damage scaling for destruction, no spellmaking, and it still has the Oblivion problem of prioritising magicka regen over magicka pool.

The hand system was a nice idea, but it was lazily implemented. The idea that you can't take a hand off of a two-handed weapon to cast a spell is just ludicrous. A shame really.

This post has been edited by Callidus Thorn: Oct 28 2016, 08:50 AM

Fredas?

Freitag?

Fredag

Now that's what I call lost in translation

Agreed!

Geum-yoil

or

금요일

I get what they were trying to do. Being able to equip a sword and shield and then cast a spell with your hands full was equally daft in Oblivion, but at least you could just not do it. Well, that and adding dual-wielding. I've never been a fan of dual-wielding as an idea in games like Skyrim/Oblivion. When you're just starting out trying it your hit rate should be awful.



And now I'm just plain lost

*mALX backs away from thread*

I´m trying to learn Korean, guys!


No reason

I'll alert the authorities over there.

Just in case

You think I´m defecting?