Campaign Creations

The Elder Scrolls Skyrim dlc aptly titled "Dragonborn".
Available on XBox360. Scheduled to be available on PS3 and PC in early 2013.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWbObVD2jKI

Involves some former dragon priest whom was apparently the 'first' dragonborn.

Yikes.

Nope. Not heading in that direction.

It actually does have tentacles.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h542YbZuwkQ

Beta applications are also open for Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn.



http://entry.ffxiv.com/beta/na

Totally applied yesterday.

I think I applied. I didn't get a confirmation e-mail though.

So that "structure" off in the distance at the very end of that video feels like it holds some significance. Can anyone familiar explain what it means?

IskatuMesk wrote:I think I applied. I didn't get a confirmation e-mail though.

I did. You could try reapplying. Once you enter your info you have to hit an additional Submit button at the bottom on the next page.

Hercanic wrote:So that "structure" off in the distance at the very end of that video feels like it holds some significance. Can anyone familiar explain what it means?

I think its supposed to be the "Great Labyrinth of Bahamut". Don't know for sure.

I was told it was the same Crystal Tower from FF3, just many, many years later.

I'm sure it's either one of those since both are planned to be in the game.

I thought that at first but then the part with the behemoth matched it better.

Phase 1 beta starting on the 25th!

Watch'd Sony's PS4 conference. The only thing I showed remote interest in was Watch Dogs, and right after the conference ended they announced the title for the PS3 Xbox 360 PC and Wii U.

Nothing like showing off your next-generation platform by featuring something current.

RazorclawX wrote:Nothing like showing off your next-generation platform by featuring something current.

How about something that's already been out for a year?

Like, Diablo 3 for instance?

I saw another preview for Watchdogs, and this latest ones. It looks to me like it's just Assassin's Creed set in Chicago. Assassin's Creed is not my particular cup of tea, nor is what I've seen in the trailers. I do think it might be a little interesting simply because I lived in Chicago the past two years, and it might be fun to run around and having adventures in a video game version of the city. At least for a little while.