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An Arrow to the Knee: The Official Elder Scrolls Thread

Posted: Wed July 04, 2018 9:22 am
by Simple Torture
A thread for all things Elder Scrolls--past, present, and future.

Quick question for people who might know: is Skyrim on PS4 worth a buy if you've already logged 100+ ours on PS3? There's a deal on the PSN store where it'd basically be $10 this week.

Re: An Arrow to the Knee: The Official Elder Scrolls Thread

Posted: Wed July 04, 2018 9:39 am
by Sgt. Crackpot
Is the Special Edition version? If so, get it. I bought it at 25 and was still a great deal.

Re: An Arrow to the Knee: The Official Elder Scrolls Thread

Posted: Wed July 04, 2018 12:19 pm
by mf
The mod support alone makes it worth it on the PS4, even though it's totally gimped on that system. The improved visuals are nice too. For $10 it's a no-brainer if you have the time to put into it.

Re: An Arrow to the Knee: The Official Elder Scrolls Thread

Posted: Wed July 04, 2018 1:59 pm
by tree_
I've never played it. I guess I should.

Re: An Arrow to the Knee: The Official Elder Scrolls Thread

Posted: Thu July 05, 2018 2:23 am
by Ello Sailor
These games are excruciatingly boring to me. I think multiplayer gaming + Dark Souls has ruined games for me. Feels bad, man.

Re: An Arrow to the Knee: The Official Elder Scrolls Thread

Posted: Thu July 05, 2018 4:53 am
by Orpheus
I liked Skyrim for a while and then lost interest. Just got really samey after a while. But I didn't regret buying it for cheap, I might revisit it sometime soon just to do the main campaign.

Re: An Arrow to the Knee: The Official Elder Scrolls Thread

Posted: Tue May 25, 2021 3:00 pm
by Simple Torture
2 days late, but:
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Re: An Arrow to the Knee: The Official Elder Scrolls Thread

Posted: Tue July 13, 2021 5:30 pm
by Simple Torture
Simple Torture wrote:Quick question for people who might know: is Skyrim on PS4 worth a buy if you've already logged 100+ ours on PS3? There's a deal on the PSN store where it'd basically be $10 this week.
I made this initial post almost 3 years ago, and this past weekend was the first time I actually loaded up Skyrim on my PS4--just sort of bored and looking for a game that I can waste some hours in. The improvement in load time and frame rates makes this almost a completely different game; I remember my PS3 Slim choking along to get through nearly every scene and taking 3-5 minutes with every load screen. This version on PS4 is smooth as silk. Probably going to put in more time than I thought I would.

Re: An Arrow to the Knee: The Official Elder Scrolls Thread

Posted: Tue April 15, 2025 8:40 pm
by Simple Torture
Really looking like the Oblivion remaster is coming next week.

Re: An Arrow to the Knee: The Official Elder Scrolls Thread

Posted: Mon April 21, 2025 9:37 am
by zeb
I never did finish Skyrim but I did my best to clear every dungeon on the map.

Re: An Arrow to the Knee: The Official Elder Scrolls Thread

Posted: Mon April 21, 2025 7:31 pm
by Simple Torture
Simple Torture wrote:Really looking like the Oblivion remaster is coming next week.
Bethesda finally posted an official teaser, just the number “IV” and the time 11:00am ET tomorrow (Tuesday).

Re: An Arrow to the Knee: The Official Elder Scrolls Thread

Posted: Tue April 22, 2025 4:59 pm
by Simple Torture
Simple Torture wrote:
Simple Torture wrote:Really looking like the Oblivion remaster is coming next week.
Bethesda finally posted an official teaser, just the number “IV” and the time 11:00am ET tomorrow (Tuesday).
Surprising no one, since everything was leaked, this dropped today. Tried to catch a little bit of the reveal when I was driving, and everything looks really cool, and according to the devs they've made a lot of savvy moves with what they've decided to keep from the original vs the changes they've made.

I tried to get into Oblivion once on the PS3 after playing Skyrim, and it didn't really grab me, so I probably only played a couple of hours of it. It seems like the remaster is more than just a fresh coat of paint, that the game may play faster and incorporate some modern mechanics, so I'll definitely give it a try.

Re: An Arrow to the Knee: The Official Elder Scrolls Thread

Posted: Fri October 10, 2025 8:06 pm
by Simple Torture
I’m working through Oblivion Remastered now, and while there’s a lot I like about it, one thing I miss from Skyrim is how there’d be an alternate exit at the end of each dungeon. Having to backtrack after clearing a dungeon is pretty boring. In general I really like it, though, there seem to be fewer quests but I’m enjoying exploring as I follow the questlines.

Re: An Arrow to the Knee: The Official Elder Scrolls Thread

Posted: Tue December 02, 2025 1:34 am
by Simple Torture
Elder Scrolls Reddit is losing its mind this week, as a mysterious statue popped up in the desert as some sort of promotion connected to the Game Awards. They’ve been Zapruder-ing it looking for any clues that there will be some sort of announcement on the progress of Elder Scrolls VI during the Game Awards (December 11). Apparently it’s been made clear that this is not connected to a few other IPs (God of War, Diablo), but TES does seem like a stretch.

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Re: An Arrow to the Knee: The Official Elder Scrolls Thread

Posted: Tue December 02, 2025 2:36 am
by BurtReynolds
Probably Diablo. Expansion out next summer or so.

Re: An Arrow to the Knee: The Official Elder Scrolls Thread

Posted: Tue December 02, 2025 5:40 am
by Ensign9
I don’t think we’re getting VI until 2028.