I still can’t get over The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Are there any games that can replace it? I want to try something newer, with better technology, but I hope they can be as rich and interesting as Skyrim.

  • Doc_Crankenstein@slrpnk.net
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    11 days ago

    The new Gothic remake.

    Time to take off those training wheels and experience a real RPG.

    If you need the bells and whistles of modern RPGs though then try Tainted Grail: Fall of Avalon.

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      11 days ago

      Just played it and it was alot of fun. Loved walking to the swamp. And i remember the times walking to new camp and then back to old camp. And who can forgot going to the mine. And then back out of the mine. And then to the new mine, and then back out to finish the quest for the guy in new mine, and then going back in all the way into the deepest part again to finish that quest.

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            9 days ago

            Guessing you never made much use of the transformation spell scrolls? You can get those pretty early and even start crafting them if you are thoroughly doing things.

            Even if you’re not investing in magic a scavenger scroll is only 5 mana. Why have a mount when you can just become the mount?

            They are great for traveling and scouting. Other creatures even ignore you for the most part.

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              9 days ago

              nah i went full melee except the initial 5 mana, and didn’t even use my scrolls until late game, with the meatbug. I had so many extra levels after the first sleeper temple that i started going mage but then the game ended.

              Money and skills were a premium most of the game so spends either on scrolls would’ve been wasteful just to shave off a little travel time.

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                9 days ago

                I’ve never had an issue with ore. From stealing, flipping goods strategically, and pushing rolls in New Camp and selling harvests to Cipher, I’m always pretty flush.

                Hell, as a warrior you could have just flipped the daily rations from Swamp Camp for scavenger scrolls since you didn’t need em.

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                  9 days ago

                  I made money once i got to new camp, but i had already done most of old and swamp by that point, then i rolled it all into armor upgrades. I also got the mount right after so scrolls would’ve been a waste for me. Plus what if i need that later…so i ended up with an inventory full of scrolls and potions at the end of the game plus thousands of ore ever after buy whatever i wanted at the end.

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                    9 days ago

                    And that’s the beauty of this immersive game. My play was completely different.

                    I was also pretty liberal with my usage of consumables. I’m always blazing that smokeweed and I chugged potions like a kid discovering soda.

                    The scouting with scrolls is also a godsend permadeath. Things leave you alone to explore the wilderness. Granted, I don’t get to pick anything up along the way but I get to plan and sometimes straight avoid encounters over my head that are blocking my way somewhere.