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Aeirou Neo or Bust total posts: 7891 GameGrep pts: 285 since: Apr 2009	Aug 28, 12 at 11:47am ^ Skyrim DLC
	Log in to remove this advertisement quote IGN Bethesda has revealed the next major downloadable content for Skyrim, called Hearthfire. Unlike the vampire-hunting focus of the last add-on, Dawnguard, Hearthfire doesn't seem to do much to enhance combat. Instead, with Hearthfire you'll be able to purchase a piece of land in Skyrim and build your own house. Within the custom living space you'll be able build kitchens, greenhouses, libraries, alchemy labs and trophy rooms to show off your accomplishments. Outside it sounds like you'll be able to set up gardens, fish hatcheries and beehives to make resource collection a little more convenient. You can also hire a steward to help out with household tasks. Hearthfire will also allow you to adopt children and take care of them while they live at your home. Bethesda has set the price of Hearthfire at 400 Microsoft Points and plans to release it on September 4 on Xbox Live No word on a PS3 date, but I'm assuming were getting this... cosmetic... dlc as well. -------------------
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HunterKiller666 Ψho waηts Canδy? Seeketh Maximus total posts: 5442 since: Jul 2007	Aug 28, 12 at 11:49am ^ re: Skyrim DLC
	So this is the Sims edition of Skyrim? -------------------
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Shave ya Head Formerly 4 Aces Neolithic total posts: 6249 since: Apr 2008	Aug 28, 12 at 11:50am ^ re: Skyrim DLC
	quote Aeirou quote IGN Bethesda has revealed the next major downloadable content for Skyrim, called Hearthfire. Unlike the vampire-hunting focus of the last add-on, Dawnguard, Hearthfire doesn't seem to do much to enhance combat. Instead, with Hearthfire you'll be able to purchase a piece of land in Skyrim and build your own house. Within the custom living space you'll be able build kitchens, greenhouses, libraries, alchemy labs and trophy rooms to show off your accomplishments. Outside it sounds like you'll be able to set up gardens, fish hatcheries and beehives to make resource collection a little more convenient. You can also hire a steward to help out with household tasks. Hearthfire will also allow you to adopt children and take care of them while they live at your home. Bethesda has set the price of Hearthfire at 400 Microsoft Points and plans to release it on September 4 on Xbox Live No word on a PS3 date, but I'm assuming were getting this... cosmetic... dlc as well. This was in the Skyrim Forum as well. Theres rumors that PS3 will get Dawnguard for $5 when it finally hits but i cant see it. As for Hearthfire, looks ok but nothing in there to really make me want it right away tbh. M$ has a 30 day exclusitivity deal on this too, so PC/PS3 wont get it till September at least. This is the last DLC for Skyrim with M$ Exclusitivity deal. ------------------- Thanks to BluePhoenix for helping me code my Sig
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jbh Seeketh Maximus total posts: 5475 since: Dec 2005	Aug 28, 12 at 9:32pm ^ re: Skyrim DLC
	Honestly not fussed on this, seems nifty but nothing I really care about tbh. Waiting for Dawnguard.. ------------------- I will be here after dark, under streetlights.
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Monterey Jack s-e-e-k-e-r since: Aug 2005	Aug 28, 12 at 9:38pm ^ re: Skyrim DLC
	The Block: Skyrim -------------------
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