Skyrim DLC - Hearthfire

[SERIOUSLY THOUGH]

Well Bethesda have revealed a new DLC in which you can build your house, adopt some kids, and bake things

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so basically the Sims

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What do you folk think of it - and more importantly, are you going to buy it ?


Here's something I saw this morning that sums it up pretty well

[Zaliphone]

Not sure if Gusta.
Seems a bit out of place, violence and evil everywhere, go home and make some sweet rolls for your 7 kids. But I can definitely see some practical use. Too bad I don't have Skyrim...or money.

[A Zombie Riot]

I like how people are saying it's like the sims.


When was the last time you played The Sims?

[Zaliphone]

Yeah, it's not like the Sims at all. It's more like Fantasy Medieval Home Simulator 2012.

[SERIOUSLY THOUGH]

The Sims - Make house, acquire wife, acquire children, cook food.
Hearthfire - Make house, (acquire wife), acquire children, cook food.

[A Zombie Riot]

lol

keep thinking that. It's pretty clear you've never played The Sims, then.

[SERIOUSLY THOUGH]

(08-30-2012 03:42 AM)A Zombie Riot Wrote:  It's pretty clear you've never played The Sims, then.

[zinja]

This takes yelling at your kids at a whole different level.

[Lethal]

Im half gusta.

:|

[cingchris]

Ehh...no, just no. The last DLC for Skyrim (Dawn Guard) was fun but defiantly not worth the 20 bucks I would have paid for it if it weren't for bing rewards giving me free Microsoft points, (also no I don't use bing but I will take advantage of the rewards system then continue to use google. [Like a true free loader]) so I don't think I'll be getting this 'cause it looks pretty bad. (in other words It looks like they just added a bunch of things that I don't care about into the game, if I'm playin' Skyrim it's to be a badass adventurer, not to settle down build a house and raise a family.)

[A Zombie Riot]

Thanks for reminding me about bing rewards, chris. I just redeemed a 100 MS point card from that so now I can afford Hearthfire.

[cingchris]

Haha no problem man. Also I just figured out what Hearthfire should be called, Retirement. Why? Because everything you're gonna do in this is what you'd be doing after you're done saving the world.

[A Zombie Riot]

Hearthfire is actually a name of the month in Elder Scrolls. It's Hearth Fire.

[SERIOUSLY THOUGH]

(08-31-2012 04:23 PM)cingchris Wrote:  Haha no problem man. Also I just figured out what Hearthfire should be called, Retirement.

Excellent point. I'm only gonna get this DLC if I finish every mission in the game and am forced into retirement

[andriwluke]

I don't know what's going on, but I liked the concept shown in the video of the Hearthfire shown over here. As far as the matter is concerned with its purchasing, then I think I should give it a try.