Anyone played Skyrim: Dragonborn?

When the heck is this coming out for PC?

Lose all expectations of even a release date. The Bethesda Development team is just a bunch of weiners with false promises.

Latest conversation with Pete Hines, the spokesperson for Bethesda:

@DCDeacon when can we be expecting dragonborn on ps3 I’m so tired of this whole mess.

@Kyle_lobcity will get you a date as soon as I can.

@DCDeacon surely we deserve a bit more than that don’t you think? That’s the same answer we were getting for dawnguard. Look how that went..

@kyle_lobcity no, we said we were still working on Dawnguard. We have committed to Dragonborn release. Just haven’t announced date yet — Pete Hines (@DCDeacon)

@DCDeacon this is just bullshit

If my gamer base was that whiny I would probably troll them by not announcing the date too.

Latest conversation with Pete Hines, the spokesperson for Bethesda: @DCDeacon when can we be expecting dragonborn on ps3 I’m so tired of this whole mess. @Kyle_lobcity will get you a date as soon as I can. @DCDeacon surely we deserve a bit more than that don’t you think? That’s the same answer we were getting for dawnguard. Look how that went.. @kyle_lobcity no, we said we were still working on Dawnguard. We have committed to Dragonborn release. Just haven’t announced date yet — Pete Hines (@DCDeacon) @DCDeacon this is just bullshit

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I bet you feel like a prick right now.

I bet you feel like a prick right now.

Not really. DLC came out for the 360 last July. It's now January.

Probably going to happen with the next Fallout as well.

Not really. DLC came out for the 360 last July. It's now January. Probably going to happen with the next Fallout as well.

Just got done beating it. The landmass is similar to Morrowind's Solstheim but with some Redoran things added. The story was short but I bought it for potential mods.

Indeed, the main story is quite short, but there are many hubs for side quests. Overall, there's a lot more new content of all types (quests, exploration, items, mechanics) in Dragonborn than there was in Dawnguard, it just lacks the epic-length main storyline. Also, they added most of Morrowind in more detail so you can see/walk on it, though I assume it's still an out-of-bounds area; there are no cities, vegetation, etc, but you no longer fall though it...

I particularly liked Apocrapha; there were times when I felt like it really was pulling me toward insanity. It's unfortunate that you can't reset certain parts of it; I blitzed through most of it for the main quest and missed some spots. Also, I later decided I wanted to build up my library (definately the most book-loot-rich "dungeon" in any Elder Scrolls game I've played), but some earlier areas were inaccessable.

As for the landmass itself, it mostly feels different, though it's been a long time since I've played Bloodmoon. Obviously, hundreds of years change things, though...