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Elder Scrolls V:Skyrim

RoGuE-_-DrEaMz — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 00:33:58 GMT

Revision 1 posted to The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Guides by RoGuE-_-DrEaMz on 1/29/2012 6:33:58 PM

i am yes 14 this game is amazing so this guide will start from the beginig of the game and follow the main storyline first then post more about secondary quests and yes im puting my time into this

the main story

it begins as most all of them do you are a prisiner on a wagon you are bound andwith 3 nords

it will start with the one infrotn of you say ahh your finally awake if you played morrorwind this is familiar

you will be on this wagon for about 3 mins until you reach helgin you will start getting off and starting your charicter creationthere are several races but you will be riticuled for being any of them cept the nord once you finish your charicter you will be the second to walk up the the choping block but before the headsman swings a dragon(Alduin) lands on the keep behind the heads man and SHOUTS once you regain your focus one of the strorm cloacks will call you into a diffrent keep and you should wait for orders.once you jump off the keep you will continue forward until you finad an impireal who you follow until you reach the big keep you can choose to follow the storm cloaks or imperials you can choose either if you follow the impereal once you reach riverwood you will get supplies from the blacksmith but if you choose the storm cloak you just get food you will go through a dungeon and fight impireals and spiders and...1 bear or you can choose to sneak around it easiest way is to kill it while sneaking with your bow(you can grab one from a dead impireal) it will one hit kill 80% of the timethen you will get out continue to follow whoever you chose until riverwood once there you will be sent on your own to whiterun.you will encounter a pack of wolfs on your way there and the companions(not going into details but join them for a ummmm hairy surprise) and you will continue to the city of whiterun once there you can wait around talk buy weapons or create weapons and upgrade them directly to the right of the main entrance to the forge.or you can go to the jarl of whiterun you go straigh until you reach a plaza and then go left and follow it to the castle and then a small cutscene and then your off to bleack falls barrow near riverwood you can fast travle there with the map the dungeon will take about 25-35 mins for you who are new to these games if you like sword you will either get and enchanted 1 OR 2 hand sword the rewards in chests are always diffrent no matter what but the weapon will be on the draguer.once you return to whiterun goto farangar and then you will be sent by the jarl tou yes fight a dragon bust stratagy is to stay on top of the keep and use your bow whene you have CLEAR shots once you kill it you will have to use the soul on unrelenting force or (FUS RO DAH) once you get all 3 parts but for now you should only have FUS. . . . .

this concludes no not the hole game LOL no this is the first about hour to two of the game i will post more of the story line in a couple days 1 or 2

Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Melee Fighters Guide

tdk2011 — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 01:05:14 GMT

Revision 1 posted to Darksiders II Guides by tdk2011 on 1/28/2012 7:05:14 PM

Hey guys, this is a guide to becoming the most epic melee fighter you can in Skyrim. I will tell you detailed information on every melee weapon and all melee combinations that might suit your play style. I will also point out the various guilds that will benefit ANY and ALL melee fighters in some way. I hope you find in informative and helpful.

-idk2011

P.S. This guide will come in a few volumes, each on focusing on a different aspect of melee fighting.

Assassin's Creed:Revelation's-Xbox 360,Everything

David — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 02:10:37 GMT

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Assassin's Creed:Revelation's-Xbox 360,Everything

assassin, Assassin's Creed, Assassin's Creed:Revelations, Assassin's Creed Help, Assassin's Creed Hidden

If you have any info,questions,or you just want to talk or say something about this game,please write it down!!!Info includes:

1. Hidden items.

2. Vehicles and/or where they are located and what they are.

3. Shortcuts.

4. How to make a lot of money.

5. Anything else cool or amazing about the game.(things in the game)

6. Anything else that will be helpful to others while playing the game.

7. Anything else you would like to post about the game.

8. ANYTHING TO DO WITH THE GAME!!!

9. Anything you want to know or say about the game.

So please,if you know anything about the game such as what is listed above or anything else you would like to say about the game,please write it and you will be doing a great thing.Thank You and enjoy.

Assassin's Creed:Revelation's-Xbox 360,Everything

David — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 02:09:56 GMT

Revision 2 posted to Assassin's Creed Revelations Guides by David on 1/25/2012 8:09:56 PM

Amazing info!!!Assassin's Creed:Revelation's-Xbox 360,Everything

assassin, Assassin's Creed, Assassin's Creed:Revelations, Assassin's Creed Help, Assassin's Creed Hidden

If you have any amazing information please info,questions,or you just want to talk or say something about this game,please write it down!!!Info includes:

1. Hidden items.

2. Vehicles and/or where they are located and what they are.

3. Shortcuts.

4. How to make a lot of money.

5. Anything else cool or amazing about the game.(things in the game)

6. Anything else that will be helpful to others while playing the game.

7. Anything else you would like to post about the game.

8. ANYTHING TO DO WITH THE GAME!!!

9. Anything you want to know or say about the game.

Amazing info!!!

David — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 02:02:58 GMT

Revision 1 posted to Assassin's Creed Revelations Guides by David on 1/25/2012 8:02:58 PM

If you have any amazing information please write it down!!!Info includes:

1. Hidden items.

2. Vehicles and/or where they are located and what they are.

3. Shortcuts.

4. How to make a lot of money.

5. Anything else cool or amazing about the game.(things in the game)

6. Anything else that will be helpful to others while playing the game.

7. Anything else you would like to post about the game.

8. ANYTHING TO DO WITH THE GAME!!!

Tanking for Dummies

ArmedBull — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 00:29:19 GMT

Revision 1 posted to Battlefield 3 Guides by ArmedBull on 1/17/2012 6:29:19 PM

Tanks. Yes, the annoying hunks of metal rolling around Battlefield 3. We love them, and hate them. I will attempt to show you how to hate them less, and love them more.

Using a Tank Effectively

• Getting around.

1. While driving to your objective, keep an eye out for small black discs on the ground; those are Anti- Tank mines, don't let them do their job of killing you.

2. Don't abuse sprint. While driving long, stretches, on a straight road, that would be a good time to boost, not on a narrow, curvy mountain road.

• Fighting Other Tanks

1. It seems that most people can't fire, and move at the same time, and if you can, take advantage of the fact that many people can't. Drive in circles around them, pop in and out of cover, etc.

2. Aim for the sides, and backs of enemy tanks, while simultaneously defending your flanks. With that said, flanking is a good strategy against tanks for reasons just stated.

• Fighting Infantry

1. Support, and Engineer are the only classes that can harm your tank in any way.

2. Use the LMG or HMG weapon to take infantry down, use your main gun to clear cover, kill many infantry at a time, shoot around corners, or at long ranges.

Killing a Tank on Foot

There isn't much I can say about this, but correct mistakes I see many people do.

• Firing from the same position twice is a bad idea, the tank will kill you by the second shot. As you fire a rocket from one position, while reloading, sprint to a new area, fire, and repeat.

• Aim for the flanks ;)

If you were a tank dummy before, now you shouldn't, unless you're a Tank Idiot. Good hunting.

A guide to Assassin's Creed Revelations multiplayer Abilities, Perks, and Kill/Loss Streaks.

Yusuke Urameshi — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 14:34:20 GMT

Revision 2 posted to Assassin's Creed Revelations Guides by Yusuke Urameshi on 1/8/2012 8:34:20 AM

A guide to Assassin's Creed Revelations multiplayer Abilities, Perks, and Kill/Loss Streaks.

(NOTE: This is currently incomplete. Introduction and two abilities are complete. More will be added either today, or tomorrow. Feel free to contribute.)

Abilities are your most important tools in Revelation's multiplayer. They allow you to hinder your opponents, expose them, escape them, and even out right kill them. So it's very important to experiment and find the perfect loadout for you. There are two default sets of abilities and they will be your starting weapons. Make the most of them, because these will help you learn the ropes while providing you the chance to stick your hidden blade in your opponents.

Abilities:

(Ordered according to level requirement.)

Number in parenthesis () is the level required to unlock said ability. Number in (()) is the amount of Abstergo credits required to buy said ability.

Disguise (5): 5) ((35)): This is a simple ability suited to blending with the crowd, while evading pursuers. Activating the ability will cause your character to transform into another character model. However, you will still show up on your pursuers compass and line of sight indicator. It's best not to use this ability while your pursuer is in your line of sights as it will often tip them off to your presence. It can also be used to get closer to your target safely if for some reason your character model has been revealed to them, though it will not protect your from becoming Notorious, meaning your target will be able to see you clearly as you are marked with a red arrow. It is often used in team Manhunt mode when your team is being pursued. There are challenges associated with stunning your pursuer while Disguised, and killing your target while Disguised.

Decoy (5): 5)((35)): Useful little ability that is handy when a pursuer is near. Activate it and an NPC will transform into your Character model and start running around, often times causing your pursuer to kill the Decoy, which earns you a +100 point bonus called "Lure". Often used in various team based modes to lure a pursuer into striking then Stunning your exposed pursuer. This is often not safe because teams tend to move in packs, meaning you will expose yourself to other pursuers.

Tripwire Bomb (9)((40)): This ability can easily seem useless at first, but it actually just requires a little thinking. This ability is best suited to putting it down, and immediately sitting on a bench, hiding in a hay stack, or blending with a stationary crowd. The reason is, when ever you activate this ability, it takes a few a seconds to arm, meaning it's almost useless in a chase. But, it's real use is for taking out surprised targets, and stunning bewildered pursuers. The bomb acts like a motion sensitive smoke bomb, making any pursuer or target that steps into it's area of effect instantly n easy target as they choke on the smoke. That means you can get an easy kill, or perhaps the satisfaction of stunning a pursuer. Very useful in Team Manhunt, as not only can it save your butt, it can save other teammates by alerting them to an opponents presence.

Closure (9)((40)): One of the more useless abilities. It automatically sets off all chase breakers within a small range of you. It's a very situational ability, best suited for trapping an unaware target. Besides that, I've never seen this used much or used it much. When it comes to trapping unaware targets, there are better abilities for that. However, those abilities are unlocked at a higher level. If you're desperate for something, you can give this a try, but in reality, it's a waste of forty Abstergo Credits.

A guide to Assassin's Creed Revelations multiplayer Abilities, Perks, and Kill/Loss Streaks.

Yusuke Urameshi — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 19:50:13 GMT

Revision 1 posted to Assassin's Creed Revelations Guides by Yusuke Urameshi on 1/7/2012 1:50:13 PM

(NOTE: This is currently incomplete. Introduction and two abilities are complete. More will be added either today, or tomorrow. Feel free to contribute.)

Abilities:

(Ordered according to level requirement.)

Number in parenthesis is the level required to unlock said ability.

Disguise (5): This is a simple ability suited to blending with the crowd, while evading pursuers. Activating the ability will cause your character to transform into another character model. However, you will still show up on your pursuers compass and line of sight indicator. It's best not to use this ability while your pursuer is in your line of sights as it will often tip them off to your presence. It can also be used to get closer to your target safely if for some reason your character model has been revealed to them, though it will not protect your from becoming Notorious, meaning your target will be able to see you clearly as you are marked with a red arrow. It is often used in team Manhunt mode when your team is being pursued. There are challenges associated with stunning your pursuer while Disguised, and killing your target while Disguised.

Decoy (5): Useful little ability that is handy when a pursuer is near. Activate it and an NPC will transform into your Character model and start running around, often times causing your pursuer to kill the Decoy, which earns you a +100 point bonus called "Lure". Often used in various team based modes to lure a pursuer into striking then Stunning your exposed pursuer. This is often not safe because teams tend to move in packs, meaning you will expose yourself to other pursuers.

Star Fox 64 3D: How To Get To Every Planet

Apricot — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 14:23:32 GMT

Revision 3 posted to Star Fox 64 3D Guides by Apricot on 1/4/2012 8:23:32 AM

Star Fox 64 3D: How To Get To Every Planet

Star Fox 64 3D, Meteo, Fichina, Sector X, Titania, Bolse, Venom, Katina, Solar, Macbeth, Area 6, Sector Y, Aquas, Zoness, Sector Z, #1, #2

Are you stuck? Is that causing you frustration? After you read this guide, you can just throw that frustration away because I am going to tell you how to get to every planet in Star Fox 64 3D! After months of playing Star Fox 64 3D, I have figured out how to get to each planet. Read below to see how to do this.

Note: The Monster Hunter found and told me the routes that are highlighted in yellow. Thank you Monster Hunter!

Meteo: You must beat Corneria NORMALLY. Don't take the alternate path that is described on this guide below.

Fichina: You must beat Meteo. You just have to beat Meteo NORMALLY. Don't take the alternate path that is described on this guide below.

Sector X: Do not defeat Star Wolf in Fichina, if you let the bomb explode then you will go to Sector X ; In Katina, let the mother ship destroy the base then destroy the mother ship

Titania: You must beat Spyborg (Sector X; You must beat Solar's boss) AFTER Slippy gets swatted to Titania.

Bolse: You must beat Titania; You must beat Macbeth NORMALLY (Don't shoot all 8 switches).

Venom #1: You must beat Bolse. (#2 is better)

Venom #2: You must beat Area 6. (Better than #1)

Katina: You must fly through ALL of the blue rings you will see in Meteo. If you miss only one then you can't go to Katina and you will go to Fichina; If you do not get 100 points in Sector Y (99 or less) then you will go to Katina.

Solar: In Katina, destroy the mother ship before it destroys the base ; Defeat Star Wolf in Fichina before the bomb explodes

Macbeth: You must beat Solar OR you ; You must beat get caught by the security lights at Zoness (Do not shoot at least one of the lights) ; You must beat Spyborg (Sector X's boss) BEFORE Slippy gets swatted to Titania

Area 6: Peppy will tell you to shoot the 8 switches in Macbeth, if you succesfully shoot all 8 of them then you are one step closer to reaching Area 6. After you shoot all 8 switches, you must shoot a lever on top of a box that has 8 green lights; In Sector Z, you must destroy all copperhead missiles aiming for Great Fox. If you miss one and it hits the ship then you can't go to Area 6.

Sector Y: Before you do this you NEED Falco to be alive. If he is not alive then you can't get to Sector Y and instead you will go to Meteo. In order to get to Sector Y, you must fly through ALL of the rock archs. After you do that, Falco will tell you "Follow me, Fox!" and you two will go through a waterfall, where you must fight a different boss.

Aquas: You must get 100 points in Sector Y. If you get even 99 (I did that once) then you can't go to Aquas.

Zoness: You must beat Aquas.

Sector Z: Shoot ALL of the security lights in Zoness. If you miss one light then you can't go to Sector Z. It can be tricky, but it's possible.

These are all the ways I found. I'm not sure if there are more ways to get to these planets, but at least I have the ways to get to each planet! I hope this guide helped you! Thank you for reading this guide and happy new year!

Star Fox 64 3D: How To Get To Every Planet

Apricot — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 20:56:52 GMT

Revision 2 posted to Star Fox 64 3D Guides by Apricot on 1/3/2012 2:56:52 PM

Star Fox 64 3D: How To Get To Every Planet

Star Fox 64 3D, Meteo, Fichina, Sector X, Titania, Bolse, Venom, Katina, Solar, Macbeth, Area 6, Sector Y, Aquas, Zoness, Sector Z, #1, #2

Note: The Monster Hunter told me the routes that are highlighted in yellow. Thank you Monster Hunter!

Meteo: You must beat Corneria NORMALLY. Don't take the alternate path that is described on this guide below.

Fichina: You must beat Meteo. You just have to beat Meteo NORMALLY. Don't take the alternate path that is described on this guide below.

Sector X: You must beat Do not defeat Star Wolf in Fichina., if you let the bomb explode then you will go to Sector X ; In Katina, let the mother ship destroy the base then destroy the mother ship

Titania: You must beat Sector X; You must beat Solar.

Bolse: You must beat Titania; You must beat Macbeth NORMALLY (Don't shoot all 8 switches).

Venom #1: You must beat Bolse. (#2 is better)

Venom #2: You must beat Area 6. (Better than #1)

Solar: You must beat In Katina., destroy the mother ship before it destroys the base ; Defeat Star Wolf in Fichina before the bomb explodes

Macbeth: You must beat Solar OR you must beat Zoness

Aquas: You must get 100 points in Sector Y. If you get even 99 (I did that once) then you can't go to Aquas.

Zoness: You must beat Aquas.

Sector Z: Shoot ALL of the security lights in Zoness. If you miss one light then you can't go to Sector Z. It can be tricky, but it's possible.

Star Fox 64 3D: How To Get To Every Planet

Apricot — Sun, 01 Jan 2012 15:36:44 GMT

Revision 1 posted to Star Fox 64 3D Guides by Apricot on 1/1/2012 9:36:44 AM

Meteo: You must beat Corneria NORMALLY. Don't take the alternate path that is described on this guide below.

Fichina: You must beat Meteo. You just have to beat Meteo NORMALLY. Don't take the alternate path that is described on this guide below.

Sector X: You must beat Fichina.

Titania: You must beat Sector X; You must beat Solar.

Bolse: You must beat Titania; You must beat Macbeth NORMALLY (Don't shoot all 8 switches).

Venom #1: You must beat Bolse. (#2 is better)

Venom #2: You must beat Area 6. (Better than #1)

Solar: You must beat Katina.

Macbeth: You must beat Solar OR you must beat Zoness

Aquas: You must get 100 points in Sector Y. If you get even 99 (I did that once) then you can't go to Aquas.

Zoness: You must beat Aquas.

Sector Z: Shoot ALL of the security lights in Zoness. If you miss one light then you can't go to Sector Z. It can be tricky, but it's possible.

Increase skills through exploits.

Yusuke Urameshi — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 04:56:42 GMT

Revision 1 posted to The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Guides by Yusuke Urameshi on 12/27/2011 10:56:42 PM

Please note that these can take the fun out of the game. Though, you can effectively break the game, which is some of the fun of the Elder Scrolls games.

1. The Faendal Archery Companion Exploit: In the town of Riverwood, talking to either Faendal, usually found around the mill, or Sven, usually found around the Sleeping Giant Inn will trigger a miscellaneous quest to deliver a fake letter to the shop keeper's sister. If you receive this quest from Faendal deliver the letter. If you receive it from Sven tell Faendal about the letter, then deliver his fake letter. Faendal will agree to travel with you. While he is your companion, he can still train you in archery. Train as much as you like, then ask him to trade items. You can now take your gold back.

2. The Soul Trap Corpse Exploit: Simply obtain the spell Soul Trap, which is easily obtainable from any court wizard). Then find any dead NPC. Cast Soul Trap on said corpse on the corpse until satisfied with Conjuration skill.

3. The Vilkas Magic Exploit: Simply join the Companions. Shortly after joining you will be asked to train with Vilkas in the yard. Cast Destruction magic on him until you are satisfied with your Destruction magic skill. (Note, some believe you may be able to train other magics that afflict NPCs, such as Fury or Soul Trap, on him. Though this would be largely pointless as there are exploits for Illusion and Conjuration magic respectively.) He will not die, or attack you.

4. The Muffle Illusion Exploit: Very easy exploit, though a bit dangerous for the player. The enemies will still level with you, but you will be underpowered as Illusion is not a combat skill. Though, some argue that at that point your Illusion skill will be powerful enough to stop enemies from attacking you. The exploit requires one to buy the Muffle spell, which can be found commonly in some stores and obtainable from most court wizards. Simply cast Muffle over and over again, not stopping until your magicka is gone. Repeat until you are satisfied with your Illusion skill.

5. The Civil War Final Battle Exploit: (Confirmation needed that soldiers will endlessly respawn in the Battle for Windhelm quest.) You can train many skills in this exploit . The soldiers will respawn endlessly, allowing you to train skills as you like on them. Very effective for combat skill training.

6. The Viper Pickpocket Exploit: Join the Thieves Guild, and in the Ragged Flagon Cistern, you will meet a thief named Vipir. He is a master in pickpocket. Train with him, then pickpocket your money back from. If caught, there will be no repercussions as you are a guild member. This exploit gets much easier with the appropriate perks and a high pickpocket level, so I recommend using this exploit at high Pickpocket levels to make the raising to 100 easier.

(These are currently all of the exploits that come to mind. More will be added. Feel free to contribute.)

Halo Reach Armor Abilities Guide

CloseCMBT — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 23:55:52 GMT

Revision 3 posted to Halo: Reach Guides by CloseCMBT on 12/18/2011 5:55:52 PM

Halo Reach Armor Abilities Guide

Sprint (orange)

Able to move faster for a temporary amount of time. Unable to use weapons during sprint.

Armor Lock

When activated, player is invulnerable. Unable to use weapon. Recommended for popping stuck plasma grenades off.

Drop Shield

A shield surrounds the player when activated. Shield becomes weaker over time.

Hologram (blue)

A copy of the player is activated and runs forward from player. Used for confusing enemies.

Jetpack

Used to fly to long distances.

-Evade

Used to avoid fire, travel faster. Can confuse enemies.

Halo Reach Armor Abilities Guide

A-mach — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 14:53:49 GMT

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Halo Reach Armor Abilities Guide

Sprint (orange)

Able to move faster for a temporary amount of time. Unable to use weapons during sprint.

Armor Lock

When activated, player is invulnerable. Unable to use weapon. Recommended for popping stuck plasma grenades off.

Drop Shield

A shield surrounds the player when activated. Shield becomes weaker over time.

Hologram (blue)

A copy of the player is activated and runs forward from player. Used for confusing enemies.

Jetpack

Used to fly to long distances.

Halo Reach Armor Abilities Guide

SoD x BTownBomb — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 17:12:12 GMT

Revision 1 posted to Halo: Reach Guides by SoD x BTownBomb on 12/16/2011 11:12:12 AM

Sprint

Able to move faster for a temporary amount of time. Unable to use weapons during sprint.

Armor Lock

When activated, player is invulnerable. Unable to use weapon. Recommended for popping stuck plasma grenades off.

Drop Shield

A shield surrounds the player when activated. Shield becomes weaker over time.

Hologram

A copy of the player is activated and runs forward from player. Used for confusing enemies.

Jetpack

Used to fly to long distances.

Halo: Reach Weapon Guide

SoD x BTownBomb — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 17:02:30 GMT

Revision 2 posted to Halo: Reach Guides by SoD x BTownBomb on 12/16/2011 11:02:30 AM

Halo: Reach Weapon Guide

Human

15 rounds per mag. Scope attachment. Best for headshots

Magnum

8 rounds per mag. Good for headshots

Assault Rifle

32 rounds per mag. Not recommended against elite shields.

Sniper Rifle

4 rounds per mag. Effective against most enemy types.

Shotgun

6 shells at a time. Somewhat effective against elite shields. Recommended for Hunters.

Rocket Launcher

2 rockets at a time. Highly effective against ground forces. Effective against vehicles.

Spartan Lazer

Subtracts 25 charge per shot. Effective against all ground forces and vehicles.

Grenade Launcher

Hold right trigger for controlled detonation. Effective against all ground forces. Stuns vehicles.

Frag Grenade

Minimal bounce upon impact. Lethality depends on distance.

Machine Gun

Highly effective against ground forces and vehicles. Able to rip off stand and move around.

Covenant

Plasma Pistol

Recommended against most ground forces. Can stun vehicles with maximum charge. Willovercharge overheat if fired too much.

Plasma Rifle

Effective against most ground forces. Will overheat if fired too much.

Plasma Repeater

Highly effective against all ground forces. Overheats if fired too much. Includes a self cooling sequence.

Needler

Not effective against Jackal shields. Causes supercombine explosions if enought stick to one enemy.

Needle Rifle

Scope attachment. Also causes a supercombine explosion.

Focus Rifle

Scope attachment. Overheats if fired too much

Plasma Launcher

Fires four at one time. Includes lock on attachment. Lethal if stuck on enemy.

Fuel Rod Gun

Five rods per pack. Downward angle depends on distance.

Spiker

Large ammo round. Effective against most ground forces.

Plasma Turret

Effective against all ground forces. Highly effective on Ghosts, not as effective on Wraiths. Able to rip off of stand to move around

Plasma Grenade

Lethality depends on distance from enemy. Lethal if stuck to enemy.

A Melee Combatant's Guide to Killing a Dragon (without Dragonrend)

sorryjzargo — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 16:31:22 GMT

Revision 2 posted to The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Guides by sorryjzargo on 12/16/2011 10:31:22 AM

A Melee Combatant's Guide to Killing a Dragon (without Dragonrend)

Guide, dragon, Skyrim, Melee, Sword, Shield, Healing

Melee combatants may seem disadvantaged when battling a dragon. Dragons can fly and breathe fire as you stand around helpless on the ground. Sure, you could pull your bow out and attempt to do some damage with your Archery skill of 15, but I'm more likely to end up wasting arrows instead of hitting the dragon.

The ideal loadout for this strategy is the sword (axe/mace) and shield combo, as well as the healing spell in your favorites list. Having Unrelenting Force (even just one level of it) helps as well.

While the dragon is in flight, do your best to lure it to an open field (this isn't necessary, but it helps). When the dragon inevitably uses its fire(ice) breath, switch to your healing spell and use it to patch some of the damage done. If your health gets dangerously low, use a health potion if possible.

The dragon will eventually land, and this is where the melee combatant truly shines. Get to the dragon (preferrably without sprinting, you'll see why in a moment) and begin to hack away with your primary weapon. Block against its bite attacks and when it begins to use its breath, immediately bash it with your shield or use Unrelenting Force to stop it mid-shout. Strafe left and right to avoid the mouth, but avoid the tail because it can deal equal damage.

Unless you deal immense damage, the dragon will eventually begin flying again. Take advantage of this time to heal yourself with either healing spells or potions. Wait until it lands again, and then repeat this process.

This strategy has led me to victory against over 20 dragons, and it should help anyone struggling against dragons.

A Melee Combatant's Guide to Killing a Dragon (without Dragonrend)

sorryjzargo — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 20:05:35 GMT

Revision 1 posted to The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Guides by sorryjzargo on 12/15/2011 2:05:35 PM

The ideal loadout for this strategy is the sword (axe/mace) and shield combo, as well as the healing spell in your favorites list. Having Unrelenting Force (even just one level of it) helps as well.

This strategy has led me to victory against over 20 dragons, and it should help anyone struggling against dragons.

Halo: Reach Weapon Guide

SoD x BTownBomb — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 15:37:13 GMT

Revision 1 posted to Halo: Reach Guides by SoD x BTownBomb on 12/15/2011 9:37:13 AM

Human

15 rounds per mag. Scope attachment. Best for headshots

Magnum

8 rounds per mag. Good for headshots

Assault Rifle

32 rounds per mag. Not recommended against elite shields.

Sniper Rifle

4 rounds per mag. Effective against most enemy types.

Shotgun

6 shells at a time. Somewhat effective against elite shields. Recommended for Hunters.

Rocket Launcher

2 rockets at a time. Highly effective against ground forces. Effective against vehicles.

Spartan Lazer

Subtracts 25 charge per shot. Effective against all ground forces and vehicles.

Frag Grenade

Minimal bounce upon impact. Lethality depends on distance.

Machine Gun

Highly effective against ground forces and vehicles. Able to rip off stand and move around.

Covenant

Plasma Pistol

Recommended against most ground forces. Can stun vehicles with maximum charge. Will overcharge if fired too much.

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Chargers_vs_Jacksonville — Mon, 05 Dec 2011 18:56:16 GMT

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