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It's coming, oh baby it's coming.
No details yet, but it's apparently been in development since 2002. There's loads of exclusive info about it in the October issue of Game Informer, so I guess when that comes out we'll be able to get all the first bits of info and screenshots of it.
This has gone right up to near the top of my most wanted list that's for sure.
No details yet, but it's apparently been in development since 2002. There's loads of exclusive info about it in the October issue of Game Informer, so I guess when that comes out we'll be able to get all the first bits of info and screenshots of it.
This has gone right up to near the top of my most wanted list that's for sure.
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Cool, what spells and strengths?
Not so high.
Still, just made 3 enchanted items.
All lovely.
Still, just made 3 enchanted items.
All lovely.
What about your endurace?
Long blade is already lvl 100
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When you reach the end of the Bloodmoon story arc you'll have to fight one big boss like you do fro Tribunal and the main game, and trust me I think you'll need to increase your skills to level up a lot, and if I were you train a specific weapon type up to 100.
Got the GOTY.
Tribunal is disappointing - I wanted a whole new map. Instead we got a simple network of extra 'areas'. Still, alright.
Solstheim looks much more interesting.
Health bar is a good addition.
My Lvl 27 character is god. Except now I've turned to difficulty up...
Tribunal is disappointing - I wanted a whole new map. Instead we got a simple network of extra 'areas'. Still, alright.
Solstheim looks much more interesting.
Health bar is a good addition.
My Lvl 27 character is god. Except now I've turned to difficulty up...
Well the map you were given with the game doesn't hardly name all the places, as that's what you are meant to do yourself, but it does show if there are some ruins in that area, although mostly only the Deadric ones, not Dwarven.
Cyclone wrote:
> That Buttersky site has a link to a map site, Gamezfreak.
Cheers!
> I still prefer the in-game map on Xbox though.
I like the paper map because it's useful to look at when you need to go to places that you haven't been to before.
> That Buttersky site has a link to a map site, Gamezfreak.
Cheers!
> I still prefer the in-game map on Xbox though.
I like the paper map because it's useful to look at when you need to go to places that you haven't been to before.
That Buttersky site has a link to a map site, Gamezfreak.
I still prefer the in-game map on Xbox though.
I still prefer the in-game map on Xbox though.
What you wrote Hedfix does in no way spoil anything, just speculates. Anyway nobody truly knows what the game is goign to be about yet except for the devolopers. The only thing we do know is what the game logo looks like and a few in game screenshots of monsters and lush landscapes, and a close up of a gold-armour clad warrior.
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