Bethesda Reveals Hearthfire Home-Building DLC For Skyrim

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Soon gamers can build their own house and raise a family in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim this September.

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[wolley74]

i really hope it isn't 5 weeks again, Dawnguard was a long enough wait

 

[sixdegree]

oh bee hive!

 

[alidan]

this looks meh, if all it is is home building.

but with that said, depending on the complexity, it could be a step tward an in game world editer, which would be a great thing.

 

[mayankleoboy1]

instead of adding much needed things like creating your own spells, the developers give us this?

 

[alidan]

[citation][nom]penisfodder[/nom]why adopt? are the Dovakin balls sterile?[/citation]
yea... i can see it now... get the woman preggers, 9 months later you got a screaming monster of a kid, and than 9 years in game later she divorces you for never being around during the hard times.

 

[killerclick]

Interesting, but I already have all the houses in Skyrim and all I use them for is storing unique items that for some reason I don't like to sell.

This would be a lot more interesting if great looking houses in Skyrim weren't so easy to buy.

 

[uglynerdman]

I used to be a father IRL but then i took a hearthfire to the knee.

 

[pliskin1]

What is this...Skyrim meets the Sims?

 

[invlem]

Isnt there a free player made mod that does this already?

 

[L0tus]

This Xbox exclusivity deal is a joke. Regular customers shouldn't have to pay for the kickbacks Beth gets from Microsoft. Unless they plan to bundle discounts for us non-Xbox purchases then I'm no longer supporting this franchise.

 

[SmaugTD]

[citation][nom]invlem[/nom]Isnt there a free player made mod that does this already?[/citation]

I see this as a remake of Oblivion's Horse Armor DLC

 

[Guest]

maybe games like this will eventually help decrease the world population to a sustainable level since people will feel its to much effort to get a real family.

 

[shin0bi272]

people are still playing skyrim?

 

[gentlydownthestream]

Meh, YAAAAAWN.

 

[Guest]

I hope they add a torture dungeon too, been watching alot of Dexter lately.

 

[rwpritchett]

I like the idea. For me, each of the houses you can purchase are missing something. My second play through I didn't even buy any properties.

I wonder if you'll be able to add secret doors like in Hjerim, the Windhelm house. It would be cool to have a secret "bat-cave" with mannequins displaying all of your collected suits of armor and such.

 

[Murissokah]

And that will be another U$ 20.00, sir. Too bad modders eventually start requiring these damned DLC's, otherwise I'd never touch them. Mods offer much greater benefits at no cost.

 

[hannibal]

Actually this is guite nice! If you don't want to play home, you don't have to buy this DLC at all. And if you hapens to be more Sims person, this is absolutely babulous!
I don't personally understand peoples who "playes" Minegraft... But Minecraft is so popular, that I think that this will make many people very happy!
So not for me, but more interesting than most DLC's that I have seen for a long time.

 

[neiroatopelcc]

Sounds a bit interesting ... building from minecraft, socializing from sims and have a family like fable ... well except there you don't need to adobt

 

[crasher99]

i hope they have good building locations