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Shadow(mere) the Hedgehog.

Mifune wrote:

Jokes on you.

You have to sit on that.

Dawnguard not available in Eastern Europe . Apparently nobody cares either, even though it means Bethesda will be missing out on customers from about 10 countries. Weird.

skalpel wrote:Dawnguard not available in Eastern Europe . Apparently nobody cares either, even though it means Bethesda will be missing out on customers from about 10 countries. Weird.

Weird indeed.

Is there not any third party way of downloading it?

I don't play this game, but looking at the picture above, can you roam around and climb those mountains behind and stuff. And should I get Red Dead or Skyrim?

Swarley wrote:I don't play this game, but looking at the picture above, can you roam around and climb those mountains behind and stuff. And should I get Red Dead or Skyrim?

Completely free roam, yeah.

As for Red Dead or Skyrim, Red Dead has an amazing story and a great landscape but nothing really do to outside the main quest-line as opposed to Skyrim where there's hundreds of different quest-lines and an interactive environment where you can do all sorts (hunt animals, attack travelers etc).

Bit of a 50/50 choice, both great games.

It's not even a choice, you just get both.

To be honest, I haven't even completed all the things to do in any of the Assassins Creed, and I usually stick to the storyline, but the graphics look better on Skyrim

DavideDuck wrote:

skalpel wrote:Dawnguard not available in Eastern Europe . Apparently nobody cares either, even though it means Bethesda will be missing out on customers from about 10 countries. Weird.

Weird indeed.

Is there not any third party way of downloading it?

Doesn't seem to be any way of getting it except via Steam. If I get desperate I could probably get somebody in England to gift me it via Steam or something.

skalpel wrote:

DavideDuck wrote: Weird indeed.

Is there not any third party way of downloading it?

Doesn't seem to be any way of getting it except via Steam. If I get desperate I could probably get somebody in England to gift me it via Steam or something.

Had a quick look and it seems there's no obvious way around it.

Guess you could wait for the GOTY Edition, still sucks though.

Red Dead is absolutely beautiful with a wonderfully told story, a rich and living world - one of gaming's greatest narrative achievements.

Skyrim is absolutely beautiful with an alright and pretty generic story, a massive but a bit artificial world - and I'd still recommend it.

Yeah, try and get both. They are both brilliant games for their own reasons.

Both are absolute artforms in their own right - I think personally though that RDR is so much more adventurous and it also has nice MP.

I've been playing this game for 3 years, not even close to completing it.

ALF wrote:I've been playing this game for 3 years, not even close to completing it.

I was playing it on and off for a pretty similar amount of time, sometimes doing the story line, sometimes just making armour, sometimes just bombing the f*** round on a horse... and then my 360 hard drive f***ed up.

My computer has been buggered for a whole year since the movers bashed it up on the way out of Prague . After playing it for ages, I ended up using it when I needed to relax, and just hunting deer and elk with a bow and arrow in third person view with the music off . Mindless running and clicking with the sound of the wilderness soothes the old brain.

Acid Hippo wrote:

ALF wrote:I've been playing this game for 3 years, not even close to completing it.

I was playing it on and off for a pretty similar amount of time, sometimes doing the story line, sometimes just making armour, sometimes just bombing the f*** round on a horse... and then my 360 hard drive f***ed up.

I spent about 2 hours last night just Smithing stuff trying to get that skill up.

The remastered version comes out on Xbox One in 2 weeks

I bought the game and wanna start playing. Any advice for a beginner that knows nothing about Elder Scrolls?