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» Sun Jul 22, 2012 9:30 pm
BLASPHEMY!
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Jennifer Munroe - Posts: 3411
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» Sun Jul 22, 2012 9:45 pm
Neither do I. They are more of a burden than anything.
I feel like I'm babysitting my companions.
I feel like I'm babysitting my companions.
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Abi Emily - Posts: 3435
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» Mon Jul 23, 2012 3:50 am
Neither do I. They are more of a burden than anything.
I feel like I'm babysitting my companions.
I feel like I'm babysitting my companions.
Babysitting is an appropriate term.
Also, theoretically, you level slower with followers since they do damage and try to kill people. The only thing I think they are good for is carrying capacity. These companions don't seem anywhere near as useful as the companions in New Vegas.
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Lavender Brown - Posts: 3448
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» Mon Jul 23, 2012 9:26 am
It really depends on the character. Sometimes I grow attached to a follower and drag them around, sometimes I use them as tanks, and sometimes I just don't use them at all.
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Chrissie Pillinger - Posts: 3464
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» Sun Jul 22, 2012 10:49 pm
Babysitting is an appropriate term.
Also, theoretically, you level slower with followers since they do damage and try to kill people. The only thing I think they are good for is carrying capacity. These companions don't seem anywhere near as useful as the companions in New Vegas.
Also, theoretically, you level slower with followers since they do damage and try to kill people. The only thing I think they are good for is carrying capacity. These companions don't seem anywhere near as useful as the companions in New Vegas.
The companions in New Vegas can actually just do the killing for you. In comparison to Skyrim, it's just disappointing.
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Sxc-Mary - Posts: 3536
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» Mon Jul 23, 2012 1:19 am
I also do not like having a companion. It feels for me like I'm a ship in the middle of the Atlantic and they're the anchor... Plus, I'm playing as a stealthy warrior with bows and swords, so they always get noticed and ruin the whole operation.
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Crystal Clear - Posts: 3552
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» Mon Jul 23, 2012 11:45 am
I kinda liked the FO3 followers, all 8 of them felt unique, unlike the copy and paste skyrim ones
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Farrah Barry - Posts: 3523
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» Sun Jul 22, 2012 11:35 pm
Babysitting is an appropriate term.
Also, theoretically, you level slower with followers since they do damage and try to kill people. The only thing I think they are good for is carrying capacity. These companions don't seem anywhere near as useful as the companions in New Vegas.
Also, theoretically, you level slower with followers since they do damage and try to kill people. The only thing I think they are good for is carrying capacity. These companions don't seem anywhere near as useful as the companions in New Vegas.
Atleast followers try to follow you thralls on the other hand...
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Len swann - Posts: 3466
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» Mon Jul 23, 2012 11:09 am
The followers in FO3 and FNV can actually be of some use. In Skyrim they mostly get in the way and get themselves killed.
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Juanita Hernandez - Posts: 3269
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