Originally posted by Murashu

Originally posted by Lunicur

Which server did you guys start on? I'm looking to start fresh once I finish downloading the game. 

I think the OP went to Guk, some others AB the RP server and some of us on Butcherblock lol.

I went to Butcherblock. I'm testing out classes now. My name is "Furnellis"

Which server did you guys start on? I'm looking to start fresh once I finish downloading the game. 

Proper sarcasm requires certain tones of the voice and facial expressions..not fully possible on forums.

I own a gaming website and unfortunately I have had less and less time to maintain it. I don't want to see it die off as at one point it was gaining about 40K unique visitors a month. I know those stats aren't that great compared to sites like this one but that was within the 3rd month I started it. It has a lot of potential it just needs a more dedicated staff. I'm looking to give out equity to those of you who want to write for the site. It makes a little bit of money, yesterday it made $161 so if we could build up a team that number could grow at a nice rate. Email me at info@wreckedgamer.com or message me on here if you have questions.

I think the petition might be a good way of showing them that we would like to see some form of a download of previous Elder Scrolls games on the XBL/PSN, even Arena would be fine. 

A petition (for fun) was just started to let Bethesda know that Elder Scrolls fanatics want a download code for Morrowind for XBL/PSN in the Skyrim Collector's edition. Here's the link: http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/skyrim/

I would definitely like to see a Morrowind DL code in the package. Chances are slim but that would be pretty cool.

SkyrimGuild.com is looking to host your stories of Tamriel if you're interested in letting the world read them. We created the Skyrim Guild so that fans of The Elder Scrolls series could get together and discuss all that is Elder Scrolls. If you're interested just visit SkyrimGuild.com and click the "Join the Guild" tab to sign-up.

Originally posted by rolepages

I think this sounds like a really cool idea, and should be a great way to keep people interacting even beyond the game.

Exactly. It should be a pretty fun and informative place once Skyrim hits.

It's basically going to be like a wiki but in order to post you have to be a guild member. To join just click the link at the top of the page.

Itself.

I'm a long time fan of The Elder Scrolls series and when they announced Skyrim I decided to put a little website together. It's called the Skyrim Guild. It's not for profit or anything like that; just fun and informational. Basically I created it so other fans could share lore, mods, stories and whatever else they want to about their adventures in Skyrim. It's brand new and I have a lot to add but if you want to join and share your stories or discoveries just send me an email through the "Join the Guild" link at the top right side of the website. 

Here's the link: http://SkyrimGuild.com

Blizzard should make a Vanilla server. I remember how much fun it used to be until they started releasing expansion packs.

Ahead of its time. My connection is 5mb and it wouldn't even let me log in.

Awesome. Can't wait. 

They should sell it then who ever buys it should work on it a little bit then release it under a different name. Vanguard is a great game and I hate to see it die so easily. 

I was wondering the same thing. I've been meaning to try Aion for a while now. Does anyone have a spare buddy key? 

Vanguard for $4.99? Not bad for a great MMO and a free months play.

Some individuals know what they want but I agree most don't. I made the thread for fun mainly, nothing too serious. 

What would yours contain? Mine would contain: 

1. A Medieval Fantasy theme
2. A vast open world with instanced dungeons
3. A challenging but not ridiculous crafting system
4. Unique quests that actually tell the lore of the land
5. Some grinding
6. P2P
7. No Cash Shops
8. Hotkey Bars
9. Advantages to working hard for your items
10. Elaborate dungeons that hold the rarest loots
11. Select advantages per race and class
12. No Fast Travel unless you have visited the location first and only as some sort of flying creature, no horses like LOTRO.
13. Farming, as in planting a seed and waiting for it to grow
14. The ability to buy land
15. Open world PvP
16. Guild Towns
17. Guild Town Sieges
18. The ability to conquer and rule.
19. A working economy
20. Random events such as a group of trolls attacking a city or village
21.  The ability to travel alone from time to time
22. The ability to experiment with raw materials, fuels and temperatures to create new materials and what not.
23. Warring Factions
24. Separate worlds for those of us who choose evil over good or vice versa. I.E. having to sneak through sewers and cracks in the walls as an "evil" being in the cities. 

World of Warcraft was a great MMO before any of the expansions were released. I remember when BC hit the market, which I was excited for, and then I realized WoW no longer felt the same. BC eventually made me quit. When WotLK released I tried it out on my brothers account and again it made me feel like Blizzard was changing WoW too much. I miss the early days of WoW but I will never go back because of the expansions.