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Edit: I should add, that I liked the story, and a lot of the features - however there were multiple bugs and it seemed like Skyrim was obviously rushed.
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The major problem with Skyrim wasn't even combat, but a flawed map system. In Skyrim they stop the character from climbing mountain areas for no good reason, which forces the player to guess where an entrance is and hope they haven't walked around a mountain for nothing.Difficult to say. At the moment either Starcraft II, Skyrim, or Fallout New Vegas - no other games interest me really right now.*
*Though Dragon Age Inquisition is the next on the list, when I get bored of Skyrim.
I plan to play Inquisition at some point. I got board with Skyrim and bought DA Origins for $5, and found it to be an amazing game. Huge amount of depth to it. Combat is different, and hard - more squad tactics like XCom than real time combat like Skyrim - requires more thought and less clicking.
Technically if going for realism, most people would drown in heavy armor like some French soldiers did in the hundred years war. But can't say the same for light or standard armor. Think DAI's creators are just too rushed to do all the coding that allows characters to swim, and would rather force you to use land routes.The major problem with Skyrim wasn't even combat, but a flawed map system. In Skyrim they stop the character from climbing mountain areas for no good reason, which forces the player to guess where an entrance is and hope they haven't walked around a mountain for nothing.Difficult to say. At the moment either Starcraft II, Skyrim, or Fallout New Vegas - no other games interest me really right now.*
*Though Dragon Age Inquisition is the next on the list, when I get bored of Skyrim.
I plan to play Inquisition at some point. I got board with Skyrim and bought DA Origins for $5, and found it to be an amazing game. Huge amount of depth to it. Combat is different, and hard - more squad tactics like XCom than real time combat like Skyrim - requires more thought and less clicking.
All the Assassins Creed games had the same problem with mountains. You could climb any building but never a mountain.
Dragon Age Inquisition shares another gaming quirk that the original Assassins Creed game had, not being able to swim. You jump in water in DAI, and you die. Is it supposed to be the armor you are wearing? Yet, you could swim everywhere in Skyrim.
Edit: I should add, that I liked the story, and a lot of the features - however there were multiple bugs and it seemed like Skyrim was obviously rushed.
The main bug on the PC version of Skyrim was the scene where you are meant to ride a dragon, but instead the fight scene repeats again and again until you run out of heal stuff or patience.Edit: I should add, that I liked the story, and a lot of the features - however there were multiple bugs and it seemed like Skyrim was obviously rushed.
I don't recall any bugs in Skyrim. It played superbly for me. Now, Assassins Creed Unity was so choppy, I had to upgrade my PC. Even after upgrading, there were a few dropped frames but not as bad when I was running my Intel Q9400 vs. my new Intel Core I5.
Still playingI have really improved the character during the past days of playing.
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Edit: I should add, that I liked the story, and a lot of the features - however there were multiple bugs and it seemed like Skyrim was obviously rushed.
I don't recall any bugs in Skyrim. It played superbly for me. Now, Assassins Creed Unity was so choppy, I had to upgrade my PC. Even after upgrading, there were a few dropped frames but not as bad when I was running my Intel Q9400 vs. my new Intel Core I5.
Looks like the Ukrainian conflict has escalated on my Computer. Computers are such warmongers!
With two opponents, my offensive has been unsuccessful so far. My army were beaten at the final defenses several times, my arms suppliers are targeted by bunkers that suddenly appear from underground and they even have switched off my power for a time! Now, I am low on resources and can´t continue for a while. Hopefully, my advanced outpost will not be overrun by the counter attacks during the following period!
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Edit: I should add, that I liked the story, and a lot of the features - however there were multiple bugs and it seemed like Skyrim was obviously rushed.
I don't recall any bugs in Skyrim. It played superbly for me. Now, Assassins Creed Unity was so choppy, I had to upgrade my PC. Even after upgrading, there were a few dropped frames but not as bad when I was running my Intel Q9400 vs. my new Intel Core I5.
There was a bug when fighting Alduin, but a well documented work around. Essentially if you attack before he finishes talking, he becomes invincible.
I have played both SC2 campaigns start to end, but Starcraft/Starcraft 2 is better as a multiplayer strategy game - even if they are trying to make it kinda more RPG in the campaign.Looks like the Ukrainian conflict has escalated on my Computer. Computers are such warmongers!
With two opponents, my offensive has been unsuccessful so far. My army were beaten at the final defenses several times, my arms suppliers are targeted by bunkers that suddenly appear from underground and they even have switched off my power for a time! Now, I am low on resources and can´t continue for a while. Hopefully, my advanced outpost will not be overrun by the counter attacks during the following period!
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Edit: I should add, that I liked the story, and a lot of the features - however there were multiple bugs and it seemed like Skyrim was obviously rushed.
I don't recall any bugs in Skyrim. It played superbly for me. Now, Assassins Creed Unity was so choppy, I had to upgrade my PC. Even after upgrading, there were a few dropped frames but not as bad when I was running my Intel Q9400 vs. my new Intel Core I5.
There was a bug when fighting Alduin, but a well documented work around. Essentially if you attack before he finishes talking, he becomes invincible.
I can't say much for these overhead games. I made the mistake of buying Star Craft, Wings of Liberty, and it's all overhead. I think they call it Turn-Based Strategy or something similar. It sucks. I only like first or third person shooters. I want to be in the action, not playing God overlooking the battlefield.
The lack of good new realtime strategy games keeps me playing Generals and Sins of a Solar Empire. Command & Conquer Generals Zero Hour is simply the best of its kind and it is one of the most modded games ever. Even today, new mods are released.Looks like the Ukrainian conflict has escalated on my Computer. Computers are such warmongers!
With two opponents, my offensive has been unsuccessful so far. My army were beaten at the final defenses several times, my arms suppliers are targeted by bunkers that suddenly appear from underground and they even have switched off my power for a time! Now, I am low on resources and can´t continue for a while. Hopefully, my advanced outpost will not be overrun by the counter attacks during the following period!
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Edit: I should add, that I liked the story, and a lot of the features - however there were multiple bugs and it seemed like Skyrim was obviously rushed.
I don't recall any bugs in Skyrim. It played superbly for me. Now, Assassins Creed Unity was so choppy, I had to upgrade my PC. Even after upgrading, there were a few dropped frames but not as bad when I was running my Intel Q9400 vs. my new Intel Core I5.
There was a bug when fighting Alduin, but a well documented work around. Essentially if you attack before he finishes talking, he becomes invincible.
I can't say much for these overhead games. I made the mistake of buying Star Craft, Wings of Liberty, and it's all overhead. I think they call it Turn-Based Strategy or something similar. It sucks. I only like first or third person shooters. I want to be in the action, not playing God overlooking the battlefield.
The lack of good new realtime strategy games keeps me playing Generals and Sins of a Solar Empire. Command & Conquer Generals Zero Hour is simply the best of its kind and it is one of the most modded games ever. Even today, new mods are released.Looks like the Ukrainian conflict has escalated on my Computer. Computers are such warmongers!
With two opponents, my offensive has been unsuccessful so far. My army were beaten at the final defenses several times, my arms suppliers are targeted by bunkers that suddenly appear from underground and they even have switched off my power for a time! Now, I am low on resources and can´t continue for a while. Hopefully, my advanced outpost will not be overrun by the counter attacks during the following period!
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Edit: I should add, that I liked the story, and a lot of the features - however there were multiple bugs and it seemed like Skyrim was obviously rushed.
I don't recall any bugs in Skyrim. It played superbly for me. Now, Assassins Creed Unity was so choppy, I had to upgrade my PC. Even after upgrading, there were a few dropped frames but not as bad when I was running my Intel Q9400 vs. my new Intel Core I5.
There was a bug when fighting Alduin, but a well documented work around. Essentially if you attack before he finishes talking, he becomes invincible.
I can't say much for these overhead games. I made the mistake of buying Star Craft, Wings of Liberty, and it's all overhead. I think they call it Turn-Based Strategy or something similar. It sucks. I only like first or third person shooters. I want to be in the action, not playing God overlooking the battlefield.
It is not funny, when rules are broken. How can one set a 10 minute non-aggression rule and then attack after 5 minutes? Or agree to such common rules and break them. Or fire his super weapon over and over again using a bug. And if they lose nevertheless, they provoke a "mismatch", an asynchronicity, that the game quits with the stop of the match adding nothing to the statistics. Well, there are some degrees of how far the cheaters are going.I never cheated on Generals or Generals Zero Hour, though the cheats on AOE are still some of the funniest.
Really? I think, the digital distribution boosted the pc games sales. I also think that the share of pc gamers is higher in Germany than elsewhere. Few years ago, I read an article about that topic that stated that Germany is the only country where still are more pc gamers.Are there any decent PC games any more? I have not played any since 'Wolfenstein the new order.'
I loaded to Doom 3 BFG but could not be bothered to play it, as I have already played Doom3.
As far as I can see the days of PC games are over, and nearly everyone has an x box or playstation.
Are there any decent PC games any more? I have not played any since 'Wolfenstein the new order.'
I loaded to Doom 3 BFG but could not be bothered to play it, as I have already played Doom3.
As far as I can see the days of PC games are over, and nearly everyone has an x box or playstation.