I highly doubt it. You'd be cut out of just about every major city if you did.

No. I could enter all the Stormcloak cities as Imperial and didn't get attacked. More then likely the same way as a Stormcloak.

Apparently the PS3 version also has frame rate and saving issues but this time its related to once the save file reaches around 5-6 MB in size.

Besides similar graphical glitches like the Xbox 360 version, the PS3 version is reported to have "lag" issues with the frame rates and problems saving.

Bethseda did state they are working on a patch for all versions but don't have an exact release date for it.
http://www.egmnow.com/articles/news/...e-rate-issues/

Most games seem to bypass the testing phase these days, considering the amount of bugs you get on day 1. Makes you wonder if the designers even played the game on a retail console before sending it off for mass production.

That's Bethesda for you. I think they program the game blind, then shove it out the door.

How some of the shit in Oblivion and Fallout made it through, I'll never know.

I have the ps3 version and a little bit of lag does crop up every now and then but it isn't that bad. I haven't had it cause me to die yet, anyways.

My only gripe with the game so far is that it seems stealth based characters are in for a rude awakening, at least in the early hours of the game. It's very difficult to hide efficiently until you pump the skill up a good bit, especially once you realize that you kinda need to wear heavy armor at first so you don't get flaming ass-raped by stronger enemies. Not that it helps, because I still get maimed constantly if I am noticed. Finally got the muffled armor perk and the damage boosting stealth perks though so I am slowly getting to where I just sneak attack everything fine.

Doing a one-handed and destruction/restoration character. Weapon in one hand, single-hand magic in the other. Light armor. Been having fun, but it can be challenging.

Fucking trolls are tough as hell.

The inability to block in this case is what turned me off...Like would seem you would want Heavy Armor to make that up.

I wish you could queue up one spell only, like in oblivion and cast it regardless of what is in your hands. But the whole two hand system is interesting.

Sort of cheating but the first time I went to Riverrun, right off the start, I found a nice hiding spot and just snuck for a bit near the blacksmith at night. Upped my skill like 20 points just walking into a porch.

My only gripe with the game so far is destruction magic. Unless you have like 1000 magicka, each fight just takes FOREVVVERRRRRR,

Yeah, it seems to me like an extra 10 Stamina goes much farther than 20 magicka. Like you need to summon a pet to fight just to keep your damage up.

When did this series become so popular. I remember when the third one came out it was relatively obscure compared to other mainstream titles.

Conjuration is easily the best class of Magicka. Once you're able to summon Daedra Lords, oh my god. It's incredible.

According to Bethseda, the patch to fix all the bugs and glitches won't arrive until the week after Thanksgiving.

http://www.screwattack.com/news/skyr...r-thanksgiving

Oblivion.

Morrowind was fantastic.

So...

Companions spoiler

Heard some kid yell FUS RO DAH at his friend when he pushed him today, and realized how big of a loser I was, as I was the only person who had any idea what was going on.

The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind came out on XBOX back in June 2002, but a lot of people were turned off by the fact that eventually after so much playing and wear and tear on the disc, it would cause the game's save file(s) to eventually become corrupt and you had no way of continuing, even with a disc in better shape. Mad annoying.

Especially the G.O.T.Y. version, which includes 2 expansions, Bloodmoon and Tribunal. In Bloodmoon, you can travel to a far-off land to the northwest of Vvardenfell and eventually the Daedra Lord Hircine makes you a participant in his hunt, and winning the hunt makes you his "champion" and completes the main quest.

In Tribunal, you travel to a land south of Vvardenfell called Mournhold, where it's up to you to unravel a nefarious plot by Almalexia to take absolute control of everything in her wake. Eventually you have to destroy the Heart of Lorkhan, as it wasn't destroyed as originally alluded to in the end of Morrowind's own main quest. Doing this kills Almalexia, thereby killing the Almsivi Tribunal that started the whole mess, and the prophecies foretold of what the Nerevarine would do are concluded.

They are both worthy additions to the TES III: Morrowind experience. On one last side note, my absolute favorite quest in any of the games to date has to be "A Star Is Born" from the Tribunal expansion. One of the actors in a play, The Horrors of Castle Xyr, has fallen ill at the last hour and the playwright asks if you'd step in. Agree and he hands you the script, which anyone who knows from playing knows, READ THE ENTIRE SCRIPT AND MEMORIZE IT! That's because when you tell him you're ready to go on with the play, you are paid based on your performance. Eventually you come to one of your lines in the script: As I hear, all are Telvanni., and according to the script ; however in an ironic (and hilarious) turn of events, an assassin from the crowd attacks you and the actress. Fend him off and kill him, and then see the playwright for your reward based on your performance, and he tells you to take your gold and rest, far away from there, as everyone has by then had a very long evening.

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LMAO.

Hot dragon, especially in panel 4

:naughty:

Jesus time flies when I play this game..played for 2 hours and didn't really accomplish anything..just stealing stuff so I can have alot of gold coins.

Dear jesus. I am getting a pc that can play this asap.

There is a slight upside to that, though. If you're patient enough to not spend a lot or at all for a while, if you build up 100,000 gold on your person all at once, you get an achievement.

Also, found out who the voice actor is for "Nazir", the side quest giver in the Dark Brotherhood. I knew it was the same guy who voiced Three Dog in Fallout 3.

omg I remember this. Was so infuriating.

I know. Felt like I had to save every other second just to keep it from crashing. According to UESP it happens because

Yet they never released a patch or anything for it which REALLY pissed me off. Still a great game if you're patient enough and careful enough to save quite often.

I know. Can't believe I've done everything I have in 10 days, and they weren't lying when they said the first 50 levels you earn come quickly. I'm already a lvl. 37 with my Imperial character.

For someone who has never played the game, would it be easy for me to get into, or should I start with one of the previous games

It's real easy to get into if you don't care about what happened in the other games.

I don't think that even matters, since it takes place 200 years after Oblivion.

It is its own game that just takes place in the same world at a different time.

OBVI...hence, why I responded with

Cancel all appointments and dates for the next 6 months or so.

Are there any duplication glitches like in oblivion. I would like know if anybody knows one.

No we don't cheat around here.

Just gonna pop in and say this is probably the most fun I've had playing a video game in 5 years.

Playing a heavy armor nord, specialized in 2 handed warhammers with a bit of restoration and destruction.

Someone managed to do a little digging to see what was hidden in the Skyrim disc and apparently some areas that were in Morrrowind and Cyrodiiil were discovered locked away.

It wasn't just a quick template or placeholder but ended up being a complete low-res version of Morrowind’s Solstheim and Vvardfell areas along with the Imperial City in Cyrodiil.

A few websites are thinking either these areas will become future DLC quests or expansion-like packs.

http://www.egmnow.com/articles/news/...ind-templates/