In some cases, people have put in near full on expansion levels of new content into these sorts of games, along with the usual quality of life improvements, or other modifications. @Ooh-Rah
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In some cases, people have put in near full on expansion levels of new content into these sorts of games, along with the usual quality of life improvements, or other modifications. @Ooh-Rah
There's a decent little community building weapons for Blade and Sorcery in VR as well.
So much fun relearning your class, right?
I actually like some of the changes they made and I don't hate myself while leveling anymore, right now damage scaling is absolutely janked when in dungeons due to level squish case in point a level 12 Bood DK pumping out 700 dps while level 45 ele shaman is only able to do around 300 with perfect rotation.
I do enjoy how the classes and specs feel like they are actually their own again instead being kind of bloated, also the game is much more newcomer friendly than before. Like night and day. If you do get back into it, avoid BFA it's bugged just get to max level, you can still dungeon with people at level 10 is the minimum I believe.
Time will tell if this is the continuation of the abusive relationship I have with WoW.
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You doing this in Chromie time? because i think that is the only way the squish would be effecting you like that.
I can pull around 2.5k-3k dps on my DH and mage.. but they are both current ilevel 130ish.. pre-pre-patch I was around 470
Yeah it's Chromie, other people have said the same in regards to it.
Florida173
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they are pretty much scaling everyone around the same while in it.. not a bad idea. I am leveling a priest right now and it took about 5 hours play time to get just past 30.
Yeah I do too, definitely should help with retention. Right now at 47 shaman with 1 day but I've been procrastinating pretty heavily right now.
Which thinking about is kind of hilarious.
Here are some examples @Ooh-Rah
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1. If you want to elevate the mostly dull and taciturn company of original game followers like Lydia, there are many fully voiced community made followers who provide great immersive dialogue and commentary on virtualy every situation. Possibly the most popular of all, is Inigo.
That character alone, improves the entire experience. He has over 7.000 lines, almost a book worth, of dialogue.
2. Speaking of full expansion level behemots of projects, there is one in the works called Beyond Skyrim. It adds 7 entire provinces besides Skyrim itself, making the game idk like 4-5 times larger, all with their own storylines, quests, hours of new music, and many hundreds of fully voiced characters. It's still WIP, but one or two of the provinces are already downloadable and playable on Xbox.
3. A complete redo and extension of the game's main-quest, factions and characters will be out in 2021, and also available on Xbos. It also adds many new fully voiced characters, dynamic followers, friendship & romance options. Cherry on top, the developers of this mod promise 99% compability with others mods. Meaning you can virtualy add whatever else you like on top of all that, like Inigo.
There is also a mod that just adds over 200 lore friendly, fully voiced npc's with interesting dialogue, all over Skyrim, dozens of which have their own individual quests and can become your followers. I wanted to put this on top, however for some weird reason, the guy who made it, recently removed the Xbox port. Dunno why "taking a break" means deleting all mods, but eh, who knows what's going on. If it ever returns to Xbox, definitly recommend taking a shot.
Here's one of the earliest examples from 2012.
Remember. If you ever decide to download mods, always scroll down and look if they got any dependencies you also need to download.
Okay, we're through. Sorry for the long nerdy text. Nerd out.
I should give you hate for that spoiler. 
Complete fan-made remake of New Vegas based on the Fallout 4 engine. To avoid legal disputes with Bethesda, the developers didn't use any existing assets and literaly remade everything from scratch, including even voices.
Not release date yet, but looks awesome.
Sadly, it won't be available on console afaik.
Not release date yet, but looks awesome.
Sadly, it won't be available on console afaik.
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Interesting that Zenimax/Bethesda's big beef is with the game assets itself. Though modding is a big part of Bethesda's culture, I wonder if the Microsoft takeover will fundamentally alter how Bethesda choose to exercise its IP rights in the future when such big modded projects are coming out.
Forgive my ignorance, but did anything substantive really come out of Creation Club or past attempts to monetize modding?
Empyrion is tits.
I'm running a server, PVE because the pills make it hard enough with vertigo/etc just trying to track NPC's. Working on leaving the planet.
You want in, hit me up and I'll share the deets.
I'm running a server, PVE because the pills make it hard enough with vertigo/etc just trying to track NPC's. Working on leaving the planet.
You want in, hit me up and I'll share the deets.
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Well...now I’ve gone and done it.
I’ve exceeded 90%+ on Red Dead more than once, completed all of the main and a LOT of side missions on Skyrim...to the point of getting bored. As much as I want to play Ghost of Tsunami, aside from not being able to find a PS4 these days, I just cannot stomach the idea of purchasing a system just to play one game. (Maybe when the PS5 goes live I’ll be able to pick up a PS4 at a decent price).
Until then I’ve downloaded Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice for the XBox. I’ve read about how hard it is; I’m not looking forward to that part, but I love this time period and am looking forward to getting into that part of it.
Anyone with tips/tricks? I’ll take em’.
I should just buy a new controller now, because I “KNOW“ that I will toss at least one against a wall after losing to the same ‘boss’ 47 times in row.
(Bonus points if you get the reference I just made)
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I have never played Seiko but I have heard of its difficulties. Yea once the PS5 drops I’m sure ps4 will go on sale and than you can pick up Ghost of Tsushima
Learn your button timing and reading the enemies attack and the ways you can counter it. Sekiro is a dance, fast paced and you know immediately when you mess up but immensely satisfying when you get it down perfectly.
