[quote who="ElanaAhova" reply="44" id="3023291"]@KAntok yes, i saw the saves there as files... but i cna't get the skyrim engine/program to acknowledge them... the 'saves' option is greyed out, and does not respond to me. Is this becuase I installed the game on my D drive to advoid all the win 7 permissions hassles? Anyway, thansk for help... steam was driving me crazy - it still does...)..[/quote] I'm not sure where that's coming from
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[quote who="ElanaAhova" reply="85" id="3023307"]About food stamps and advanced degrees. Not all people earning a masters are going into high paying careers. Mine certainally wasn't a high paying career. Secondly, yes, its a choice. And some can argue that an adult choosing to live poor for a time to earn a degree is 'taking' money from other taxpayers. Perhaps so. But in the US, at least, during the past 30 years, automation has increased the producti
[quote who="ElanaAhova" reply="41" id="3023173"]Thanks... how about where did my save games go? Appreciate it.... and use alt tab to get off steam so i can shut down the web connection?[/quote] You're save games should be in Documents/My Games/Skyrim/Saves, not solely in the cloud (although steam does it's save backup thing in the cloud).
[quote who="ElanaAhova" reply="39" id="3023155"]I'm stuck and need help. Is there any way to play Skyrim, once its installed, without having steam on? (the internet connection off?) Installed skyrim from CD. Also, when I turn steam on, internet connection OK, Skyrim doesn't show any of my saved games, and will only let me start a new game. I have, like, 7 or 8 saves in there. HELP PLEASE.... steam is new to me and seems
One other thing of note. Nearly every dungeon I've been in has some sort of quick way out once you get to the end. I hated spending an hour or more wandering a dungeon in Oblivion and then having to spend 8 or 10 minutes backtracking to get out. In Skyrim they build in clever one way passages to get back near the beginning from the end. Doors that only open from one side via switch, passages at the end that lead to tunnels that are unreachable on
My stream of consciousness thoughts after about 10 hours of play yesterday. For the record I play on a high end custom built PC with all drivers updated. No spoilers below unless you didn't know there were dragons in the game. FYI, there are dragons in the game. There's a TLDR at the bottom. Graphical/Technical Stuff: I'm playing on Ultra settings. Never a frame rate slow down. Game is generally beautiful. &nb
Waiting on Steam, like you. I purchase very few games at launch each year, but as soon as I heard about Skyrim it was guaranteed to be one of them. Seeing what they've done with the game only reinforced it. My wife conveniently wanted to go visit one of her college friends this weekend. "You should absolutely go! Have a good time!" [e digicons]:grin:[/e] I've already informed my classmates that I'm "out of town" this weekend an
[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="77" id="3021958"] Quoting Kantok, reply 75Seems like we largely agree unless I'm completely missing your point. We do indeed. And "my salute and thank you" to you and your wife for your service... one vet to another (me - IDF). If we don't talk before the 11th, have a well earned Veteran's Day.[/quote] Same to you sir. I hope things go well for your former compatriots in the coming days. It is not
[quote who="jackswift85" reply="76" id="3021954"] Quoting Kantok, reply 61 Quoting jackswift85, reply 59 The only people I know getting food stamps & living in trailers are ones that are almost done with their PhD candidacy or DVM degrees. Yeah, pretty lazy people that are a drain on society... Why should taxpayers be paying for someone to eat while they get their PhD exactly? Interesting. They get food stamp
[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="74" id="3021945"] Quoting Kantok, reply 73By your reasoning Quoting DrJBHL, reply 72I do feel that he/she should (old school morality) be helping by working as much as he/she can without compromising the PhD. You should (imo) be receiving help/assistance as well as an extension of the G.I. Bill (the post WWII one, not the current washed out one).... there's no logic to privation, and no reason why a student should suffer. Nor is
[quote who="Alstein" reply="33" id="3021848"]You have to use Origin to install the games, so it's an exclusive to me [/quote] Do you have to have Origin installed to run them? Or can you uninstall Origin afterward you install the game?
[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="72" id="3021923"] He/she should (morals) be helping by working as much as he/she can without compromising the PhD. Why? Because in a society which values education (especially that which produces ideas that sell or improve our condition in some other way, or an educator to open and cultivate other minds) we realize that by helping others we reap concrete benefits. Beyond that partially mercantile reason, the
[quote who="OsirisDawn" reply="66" id="3021899"] (1) In this day and age, while using contraception, this is simply not the case. It is not likely. It is a 1: 100 chance and that even only due to rounding up. So thats basically where we disagree. If you get pregnant anyway, while under contraception it is unexpected. Thats all i am saying. (2) I dont think that is the case for most people. I knew / know people who fell on very (and sadly also terminal) hard times due to reason
[quote who="tetleytea" reply="68" id="3021907"] This explains where you're coming from right there. It's a tough pill to swallow to say that your full-time career you do for a living is founded on a lie--and when it's military personnel that makes it all the more politically incorrect on top of that--but unfortunately that is what I'm saying. Partisanship has nothing to do with it.[/quote] Hide your ignorance however you'd like. Y
Things are looking great so far.
[quote who="tetleytea" reply="65" id="3021894"]MHO but I don't think Obama has committed treason. I don't contest what you say, but it doesn't measure up to flat out lying about WMD and resulting in the deaths of well over 100,000 people. The crimes he committed cannot be overstated.[/quote] They can and you are. Go read the actual reports about what we knew and when. The administration had every reason to suspect there were WMD
[quote who="tetleytea" reply="63" id="3021882"] Oh yes.... wanted to ask: Does anyone know who's getting away with treason, and who's letting them? Grizzyloins, you never did say... George W. Bush did. You asked...I answered.... [/quote] So you think Obama has too? He's continued and/or expanded every national security practice the Bush administration implemented. You just don't hear about it anymore for some odd
[quote who="leeboy26" reply="60" id="3021864"] Quoting Grizzyloins, reply 57 Those that take an oath of loyalty to a certain nation but then attempt to twist said nation in order to follow another agenda are the treasonous b*st*rds. I believe nearly all (a vast majority) of the members of our govenment (U.S.) and others, use their position to enhance their own agenda or the agenda of this or that organization rather than to do as those that elected them w
[quote who="jackswift85" reply="59" id="3021863"]The only people I know getting food stamps & living in trailers are ones that are almost done with their PhD candidacy or DVM degrees. Yeah, pretty lazy people that are a drain on society... [/quote] Why should taxpayers be paying for someone to eat while they get their PhD exactly?
[quote who="OsirisDawn" reply="55" id="3021840"] The industrie is telling you that there is next to no chance you can get pregnant, if you take the pill / condoms. They are also telling you that there is next to no chance that your breaks will fail, that it is save to take a plane, that you wont die of heart failure at age of 18 ect ect. Point is: No one is intelligent, wise and learned enough to understand ALL the consequences of his own action. You
[quote who="Heavenfall" reply="32" id="3021836"]I'm all for making it "difficult", but it shouldn't be "annoying" to do. Difficult implies it's hard to accomplish, for example limits on how many you can transport and so on. Annoying implies it's a fucking pain in the ass to have to click through 20 boats and 20 units 10 times each. It's like the combat orders in Dom3 for units. It's difficult to find a good balance between combinations, but it's just pla
[quote who="OsirisDawn" reply="53" id="3021830"] Oh thank you, i wouldnt have known. You can do better then that, i hope.[/quote] Why? You didn't with your "Really? You fully expect to have a child everytime you have sex?" response which purposefully misconstrued what he said. But sure I'll further explain my point. Just because he made a point bluntly doesn't mean he's being trollish. He said what he believes in clear
[quote who="DsRaider" reply="29" id="3021787"]As has been said before their are ways to make the embarking system less cheesy so units aren't building boats to cross every lake instead of going around. If you require having a harbor on the water then you could say that the boats are just automatically sailing from the harbor to where your units are, and are not being built by the units themselves. That would also require infrastructure and you couldn't just invade other continents wit
[quote who="Jafo" reply="49" id="3021791"] Quoting Kantok, reply 46My Dodge Ram 2500 is built for it. Highly unlikely. They are 'truck technology' [an oxymoron]. You need to take a close look at truck crashes to understand the dynamics. As for collision avoidance...they have the inherent stability and 'safety' of sliding down a razorblade using your balls as brakes. The most common fatalities will be through simple roll-ov
[quote who="seanw3" reply="27" id="3021673"] "Oh hey, I have this idle army. Let's ship them overseas and conquer someone because that's so easy." -President Bush, 2001 The time a turn represents and the number of people being transported would make it work for FE. I think there should be some cost, but enabling the AI to use the system effectively, whatever it may be, is my top interest. [/quote] At this point I'm not willing to sacrifice