Sentences with phrase «if skyrim»

Sure, I was originally drawn to the slow - motion bow and arrow approach, but if Skyrim taught me anything, it's that the stealthiest gameplay can sometimes be the most boring.

The one - sentence Hollywood - style pitch: Diablo meets LittleBigPlanet with a dash of Skyrim... if Skyrim's dragons had a million hit points, that is.

If Skyrim can fit on 1 disc, NetherRealm surely could have fitted another 3 hours of fighting on this.

If Skyrim is the exception, what about Fable 2?

Imagine if Skyrim was an online game; erry1 bannd4lyf.

Hell, I could power a continent, because flaws or or no flaws, if Skyrim is half the game Oblivion was I'm going to fall in love with it and never look back.

Not exact matches

Skyrim is definitely one of the best games of 2011, but if the DLC holds out, it might just be one of the best games of 2012 as well.

After putting in 300 + hrs on Skyrim including starting again) I did nt expect to see such an awesome free roaming... if ye wish... (I used to be an Adventurer but I took an arrow to the knee...) Im at Lvl 22 after about 10 days.

If you will excuse me, got ta go kill some creatures in Skyrim.

people, if this hate is retaliation for Skyrim's PS3 ridiculousness then I'm behind you on that.

One Tamriel wouldn't have been possible without the success of Orsinium, and neither could have even been conceived of if Zenimax Online hadn't sat down in 2012, in the wake of Skyrim, and made a bold plan to change ESO.

Skyrim is a great game brought down by bugs, great sound and great role play features brought down by a confusing and semi-difficult to use menu system where I end up either equipping an unintended item or accidentally closing the menu all together, and the infamous bugs, many quests are currently bugged and by Bethesda's own admission they will not even begin working on the majority of them untill January if i'm not mistaken, also there is a texture problem for most xbox 360 users to where the game looks like it could have been made in 2006 which is quite frankly inexcusable considering I noticed this within the first 10 minutes of playing (This is why we beta test).

If I get an item that I can only use once in something like The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, it'll sit in my inventory forever.

I think if I had to compare it to games that exist, it'd be a mix of Red Dead Redemption, Skyrim, and Dark Souls I / II / Bloodborne (in terms of the combat).

If you want a really good game cheack out Skyrim Best game out there!

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Video Review — Nintendo Switch If you haven't heard of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, then you have probably been living under a rock since 2011.

If you are planning on pre-ordering the game, you might want to consider GameStop, as they have a really cool exclusive Switch skin with, you guessed it, Skyrim.

If you like doom, La Noire, Skyrim, why bother getting second rate versions of the games with weaker graphics??? Switch is for kids...

As one redditor found, in Skyrim, there's a spell for everything — if you're willing to branch out into mods.

If your approach that you want to take is that, for example, you love Skyrim, you played it for 125 hours, but after three or four weeks you were done, then you can do the exact same thing in Elder Scrolls Online.»

If you play shooters like DOOM or first - person games like Skyrim, having a higher analog stick on the right stick can give you better camera control for aiming your gun or bow.

The Switch continues to be a great place for ports of fantastic games, and my feelings around Bayonetta's Switch Collection are much the same as they were for Skyrim and DOOM; this is the perfect excuse to either replay these games or to experience them for the first time if you missed them the first time around.

«I've played hundreds of hours of Skyrim and Dragon's Dogma,» said Hino, «and I'm constantly thinking, «If only they did this» or «I would have done this.»

Skyrim's recent launch on the Switch proved that popular old games absolutely have an audience on new platforms, meaning that if Red Dead Redemption does end up getting ported, fans would be all over it.

Like Skyrim, the Switch version isn't so significantly visually inferior to the PS4 and Xbox One versions that you'd be buying a greatly inferior product if you opted for that: as ever, the ability to play on the move is one to bear in mind.

Maybe, a fiver but if VR keeps being more gimmicky games then ports of triple A titles (Seriously, Skyrim VR managed to not only work but be good) then it'll fall the way of Kinect, Virtual Boy, the Move etc...

I believe that if they are trying to add a multiplayer or co-op to this game I think is going to be a hard game because they see how popular is dark souls and skyrim so Nintendo is trying to do the same but better a big open world with co-op and aonuma said that link will get rewards, experience will learn new moves and become strong so he can enter to new areas.

In Skyrim, if you were to walk to a random area in the game and ask someone to venture a guess at where you were, that person would probably be able to recall that exact alignments of mountains that exact tree formation.

I'd be interested if a Zelda game went Skyrim.

If you've been enjoying the video capture function that Nintendo has added last month, then Skyrim is the first third party video game in the West to take advantage...

If you've been enjoying the video capture function that Nintendo has added last month, then Skyrim is the first third party video game in the West to take advantage of this.

This has resulted in a game that is without a doubt, one of the best version of Skyrim to play right now, especially if you are in the market for a portable experience.

If you have already played it, it is hard to ignore the aspect of a portable Skyrim that offers both handheld and console mode.

«If we want kids to play games for learning, the games need to be as compelling as Call of Duty, Skyrim, and DDR,» she commented.

But if you want more Skyrim, more places to explore, more gear to covet and just plain more, then Dragonborn is completely for you.

It's a bit of a mess, although much like Skyrim I was having such a good time that I was willing to put up with the various issues, but if you prefer a bit more polish you might want to wait for a few patches before picking this one up.

If you're unaware of what the hell a Snow Elf is, then allow me to very briefly enlighten you: the Snow Elves were, shock, a race of Elves that inhabited Skyrim long before the Nords ever arrived on the scene.

And if you've not played Skyrim yet then WHY THE HELL NOT!?

Instead they'll now be whenever the GOTY edition comes out, even if 2 years later... and if it's been patched up which is doubtful seeing as PS3 Skyrim is STILL garbage.

Meanwhile, if you already own Skyrim and all the DLC or the Legendary edition on Steam you'll be upgraded to the new Special Edition for free.

I don't care, because I love Oblivion in a way that few other games can invoke, and that's why I'm currently so excited about Skyrim that you could power an entire city if you could find a way to strap me up and turn excitement into electricity.

Would so many people still be playing Skyrim if it wasn't for the wealth of mods available that add huge swathes of content to the game and make it more beautiful?

Still, if this delay is merely to ensure the guide does justice to the game, then the wait should be worth it, especially at 600 - pages long — a size that almost rivals the mighty Skyrim guide which stands at 655 - pages.

Skyrim would still have been a lot of fun had it looked like Morrowind, but would it really have been as good if the world wasn't so pretty?

As if this wasn't bad enough, Dragons have returned to Skyrim, swooping through the skies, burning entire villages and generally causing problems.

I don't remember seeing Low - scored reviews on Bloodborne though solely because of the long loading times which could be viewed as a drawback to a great game, or as if the scores were negatively impacted by any of Bethesdas AAA games, Fallout 3, Vegas, Oblivion and Skyrim all launched with terrible bugs that are infamous amongst any Bethesda game - did those crippling bugs help ruin the review scores?

As you can imagine, it can be pretty difficult beating a game within a week if the game is challenging or is as long as something like Skyrim.

Case and Point was Darksiders 2, beat the game and platinumed it in about 42 hours, yet it was the best bang for my buck i got this gen honestly, found it way more fun and enjoyable than Skyrim IMO to which i have spent about 70 hrs in and can't even stand to look at the case anymore (just got boring halfway through that playtime, but i held out hoping it got better but it never did) I value if it was worth it by the experience it provided, and the amount of good content it holds.

Resident Evil, Skyrim and Monster Hunter... even if they are just ports, I think this launch blew ours away.

If they added both of those continents, Bethesda could price it higher than the Skyrim itself and people would buy... I WOULD!!!!!!! lkujehguehgjnjgnjwrthnrlngn I am so excited!!!!