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Monday, 21 November 2016
quote [ I have used Skyrim to recreate Game of Thrones at last. I am starting with the season 1 trailer but I will most likely do every Game of Thrones trailer as time goes on. This video features over 260 Skyrim mods so that every Game of Thrones asset from the Season 1 trailer looks just right.
Basically it turns out Skyrim is shockingly perfect for recreating Game of Thrones. Skyrim has such a range of Game of Thrones esque locations, outfits, hairstyles, weapons and animals. I always wondered how Game of Thrones and Skyrim would match up together and now we know! I have managed to recreate pretty much every character from the show, although the trailer mostly focuses on Ned Stark (and Little Finger oddly)... ]
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HP Lovekraftwerk said @ 2:46am GMT on 21st Nov
"Basically it turns out Skyrim, along with 260 mods, is shockingly perfect for recreating Game of Thrones. Skyrim's main questline and role-playing opportunities still suck royal balls, though."
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cb361 said[1] @ 7:42am GMT on 21st Nov
[Score:2 Funny]
Let me guess: Someone stole your sweetroll.
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HP Lovekraftwerk said @ 7:56am GMT on 21st Nov
Worse than that: Someone stole my ability to make meaningful choices, affect the game world, or have speech checks mean anything.
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cb361 said @ 7:59am GMT on 21st Nov
[Score:1 Funny]
I heard about you and your honeyed words.
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HP Lovekraftwerk said @ 8:09am GMT on 21st Nov
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foobar said @ 10:54am GMT on 21st Nov
I actually never got around to playing the main questline. I put dozens of hours into several characters, but I always found something more interesting.
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HP Lovekraftwerk said @ 1:46pm GMT on 21st Nov
Ah, all of the "go here and kill a thing and get a thing" quests.
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arrowhen said @ 6:46pm GMT on 21st Nov
You need to go inside, little cub.
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foobar said @ 9:22pm GMT on 21st Nov
I once collected hundreds, if not thousands of skulls in my house. Mostly thrown into the forge. Skullforge.
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arrowhen said @ 10:02pm GMT on 21st Nov
My house was filled with stolen cheese.
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foobar said @ 10:05pm GMT on 21st Nov
Now I'm craving a good open world RPG. Any coming out soon/recently?
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arrowhen said @ 10:48pm GMT on 21st Nov
[Score:1 Funny]
Not that I know of. The last time I looked, I just ended up playing another hundred hours of Skyrim.
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HP Lovekraftwerk said @ 12:17am GMT on 22nd Nov
Fallout New Vegas is quite good, though it differs a lot from Skyrim in several key points:
1. The plot doesn't really suck. 2. You have decisions that matter. 3. You have factions you can join that actually have a philosophy behind them. 4. The DLC is good to excellent. 5. There are no immortal NPCs apart from children and one robot. 6. Speech skills actually work and have meaning. |
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Dienes said @ 2:05pm GMT on 21st Nov
I've never completed the main quest but by God I've saved the Dark Brotherhood 4 times now.
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cb361 said[1] @ 5:24pm GMT on 21st Nov
[Score:1 Good]
In Morrowind and Oblivion I followed the main quest with the tenacity of a cliff racer. So when I started Skyrim, I decided to ignore all quests for a month, and live as an NPC.
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arrowhen said @ 6:45pm GMT on 21st Nov
Heh, I put about 4,000 hours into over a hundred characters and only did the main questline once.
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