For the last decade we have been in the constant, time honored tradition of gamers of buying skyrim everytime Todd Howard chooses to release it again. Jokes aside, Skyrim has captured the hearts and minds of thousands across the world. With numerous iconic locations, Distinct NPCs for people to interact with, Serviceable combat and a wealth of Mods for the more deprived individuals, Skyrim is a phenomenon. However, even with it being 10 years old at this point, some players are still managing to uncover new things.

A reddit user recently made the discovery that, in the spinning totem puzzles scattered throughout the game, if you look down at the base of the item you rotate, there is an arrow to indicate which way the thing is facing.

The fact that things like this are still being discovered is surprising and really speaks to the amount of detail Bethesda put in when crafting Skyrim. Recently, the launch of Skyrim anniversary edition has opened up new avenues for players to seek out and discover, with potential new discoveries just on the horizon. However, it may not be too long until Skyrim loses its grip on the industry

After ten years, I finally realised that the spinning puzzle things have an arrow at the base that marks the position it’s facing. Better late than never I suppose. from skyrim

While Skyrim has achieved something few games has, with ports spanning multiple generations of consoles, the game is also on its way out in favour of its successor, the as of yet untitled sixth game in the elder scrolls series. We know the game is on its way, as it was unveiled at E3 2018, but we have heard nothing else since. We know that bethesda’s main project in that time has been starfield, so we may well not see any more from Elder scrolls for some time.

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Last week Bethesda released Skyrim, again, along with updating special edition to version 1.6. While Bethesda where actively working with SSE’s developers (Skyrim Script Extended, a alternative executable file that is necessary for many mods to work) in the hope of the update not breaking mods too much, the update has caused a serious black screen bug upon loading saves, which has been affecting players who use mods (cause is apparently completing the civil war questline)

There has also been an increase in Freezes, Infinite loading screens, and some PlayStation users are reporting the return of an old glitch that tells them they need to free up 0Kb of system storage to play (this happened 2 years ago and was apparently caused by creation club)

On discord, Bethesda has acknowledged these issues, saying “we are aware of the 0kb error some PS4 players are experiencing as well as the ‘black screen’ issue. The team has been working on a fix for these (it’s taking a little longer than we’d like) and hopes to have them resolved as soon as we can.” a patch is in the works, and should be ready “early next week.

In the meantime, in typical Bethesda fashion, moders have come to the rescue. There is a mod that rolls back everything, reverting the game to version 1.5.87, and work has restarted on EngineFixesSkyrim64, with a version for anniversary edition in beta Right now.

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Skyrim is already Rivaling the original DOOM for being ported to Systems that should, by no right, have the game on them. And the game is about to gain another one, Tabletop.The game was announced back in February, and it has now launched on Crowdfunding Site GameFound.

As of writing, it has already been funded, with the Game reaching its £100,000 goal in less than 30 minutes, and is currently on the verge of Quintupling the original goals, which means that 7 out of the nine stretch goals have already been fulfilled.

If you are into miniatures, this game will be a good project. The base pack is going to come with 50 Miniatures (not including those added through stretch goals), which, while intended for use with the game, could very easily be used to play RPGs like Dungeons and Dragons or Pathfinder, Or wargames like “Warhammer: Age of Sigmar”.

According to Polygon, Players will take up the roll of 1 of 6 characters, each from the major races of skyrim (A Nord, An Imperial, An Altmer, A Dunmer, an Orisimer and a Khajiit), and then you will partake in two campaigns across 3 chapters, with plot continuity between them. For example, you could Kill a High ranking Imperial Officer in one game, and he will still be dead when you play the next one. This system bears similarity to the Fallout Board game, which makes sense, given they are both based on Bethesda properties and made by modiphius production.

Games will take roughly between 90 Minutes and 2 hours. The game takes place 25 years after the events of the Skyrim videogame, and will allow you to Meet up with the dragonborn himself.

The game is pricy, clocking in at roughly £82, but for what you get in the box its well worth it. Trust me, if your in this for the Minis, you can get far less for far more if your not carful. If its too rich for your blood right now, there will be a retail version released, which will clock in at about £100 and will almost certainly be available fom Go2Games.com

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With E3 less than a week away now, leaks and rumours are flying all over the internet about what announcements we could expect at E3.

It is reported that there will be a remaster for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. The news was first reported by Shinobi602. If you don’t know who he is, he claimed that the 2016 Call of Duty game would be “Very far future. Space combat. Full on sci-fi.” He was also proven to be correct yesterday when he claimed that Horizon: Zero Dawn had been delayed.

The potential Skyrim remaster will have updated graphics, feature all of the games DLC and mod support. This could be a huge announcement at E3 if it is confirmed. E3 really is shaping up for a very exciting year!

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A Funko Announcement

Funko have recently revealed all NEW Pop! Vinyl figures, that we know will be of interest to RPGs of Bethesda…

Funko have made a lot of fans happy by announcing the release of all NEW Pop! Vinyl figures, which include Fallout, Skyrim, and The Elder Scrolls Online. 

Fallout will include – The Lone Wanderer, Super Mutant, Death Claw, and Vault Boy; Skyrim will include – Dovahkiin, Daedric Warrior, and Alduin; and The Elder Scrolls Online will include – Breton, High Elf, and Nord, among other figures.

The Fallout vinyls will become available in July, whilst the Skyrim and Elder Scrolls Online vinyls will be joining in August. Below are shots of what they’re going to look like. All very exciting stuff and just in time with the new Fallout 4 being announced!

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Our Favourite video game inspired movie posters

Inspired by games, created by fans

It’s apparent that there are some very talented artists out there and, judging by these rather marvellous pieces below, it’s no wonder that there has been such feedback as, “Ahh, I was so looking forward to seeing that!” or “No way! I thought it was real, lol!”. 

Here at G2G, we’ve selected ten of our favourite pieces for you all to gawk at and ponder on the thought of “WHY IS THIS NOT REAL?!”. Although make-believe is much preferred to reality, I say…

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