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Steamships Ahoy - The Elders Scrolls V: Skyrim - Hearthfire

[Oct 04, 2012, 8:23 pm ET] - Share - Viewing Comments

The Bethesda Blog reveals that the console exclusivity for Hearthfire is over, and this DLC for The Elders Scrolls V: Skyrim is now available through Steam for the Windows edition of the RPG sequel. Here's word:

In case you missed it, with Heathfire you can purchase land and build your own home from the ground up – from a simple one-room cottage to a sprawling compound complete with an armory, alchemy laboratory, stable, garden, and more. Use all-new tools like the drafting table and carpenter’s workbench to transform quarried stone, clay, and sawn logs into structures and furnishings. Even transform your house into a home by adopting children.

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Re: Steamships Ahoy - The Elders Scrolls V: Skyrim - Hearthfire

Oct 5, 2012, 21:48

Jivaro

I liked the Thieves Guild Quest but I would agree with Creston, it wasn't the most original thing ever. I felt the same as Creston about the Mage Guild quest as well...good idea, but it felt like it was cut short. The Brotherhood quests were my favorite part, which I kind of expected because I really liked them in Oblivion. If that part had sucked I would have been pretty disappointed. I actually didn't do the companions stuff until my second time through the game. I found it more interesting then I expected. I don't really like the werewolf mechanic though. I find it kind of awkward and not really useful or fun. I just bought Dawnguard this week, and thanks to my backlog I probably won't get to it anytime soon. I expect however that I will like killing vampires more then being one. Once again I don't really like the game mechanics involved in being a vampire. It is really awkward. If the Dawnguard story surprises me and gets me interested enough maybe I will give it a go.

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Comment [quote="Jivaro"Oct 5, 2012, 21:48]I liked the Thieves Guild Quest but I would agree with Creston, it wasn't the most original thing ever. I felt the same as Creston about the Mage Guild quest as well...good idea, but it felt like it was cut short. The Brotherhood quests were my favorite part, which I kind of expected because I really liked them in Oblivion. If that part had sucked I would have been pretty disappointed. I actually didn't do the companions stuff until my second time through the game. I found it more interesting then I expected. I don't really like the werewolf mechanic though. I find it kind of awkward and not really useful or fun. I just bought Dawnguard this week, and thanks to my backlog I probably won't get to it anytime soon. I expect however that I will like killing vampires more then being one. Once again I don't really like the game mechanics involved in being a vampire. It is really awkward. If the Dawnguard story surprises me and gets me interested enough maybe I will give it a go. [/quote]

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