Not if you're a Monk or Barbarian.
This is probably one of my favorite DnD series outside of Critical Role.
Not if you're a Monk or Barbarian.
I'm waiting for the issues to resolve before I buy a new card. I'm sill rocking an EK predator 360 AIO that I need to replace.Was lucky enough to pick up an RTX 3080 Founders Edition from Nvidia. Now I just need proper time to play games.
I'm waiting for the issues to resolve before I buy a new card. I'm sill rocking an EK predator 360 AIO that I need to replace.
Couple of good reviewers suggested the "issues" are being over stated, and also not coming from FE model
I’ve completed Red Dead 2 three times over the past couple of years. Now I am finally getting into Skyrim; it is humorously annoying how after experiencing the unique voices and abilities in Red Dead, SkyRim employees about 4 actors for all of the voices and your character cannot “jump” up a small set of steps.
Meanwhile, your horse can literally go vertical on just about any climb. LOL
Yeah... there's like an 8 year difference in those games.
From what I understand Rockstar also spent quite lavishly on RDR 2, especially compared to Bethesda's budget and manpower.
I’ve completed Red Dead 2 three times over the past couple of years. Now I am finally getting into Skyrim; it is humorously annoying how after experiencing the unique voices and abilities in Red Dead, SkyRim employees about 4 actors for all of the voices and your character cannot “jump” up a small set of steps.
Meanwhile, your horse can literally go vertical on just about any climb. LOL
And I have zero idea what you are talking about.Skyrim is mostly kept alive and thriving through it's gigantic modding community.
There's a lot of user-created content for Skyrim (and most other games made by Bethesda) and its mostly said user-created content that keeps people coming back to it over the years. Skyrim as Bethesda made it is not all that great, but it provided a great base to build upon.And I have zero idea what you are talking about.