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Ahhhh. I was looking for that one, but didn't look in the right section.
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PP Mguire
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Maybe in the MMO section 
Nukem
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Don't play MMO's, so I don't even look at it.
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took this from amazons forum
Skyrim: Hearthfire announced: buy land, build a house, adopt children
Comments 7 Tom Senior at 03:21pm August 28 2012
Skyrim's next slice of DLC will be Hearthfire, an add-on that will let you buy a plot of land, build a house, design its interiors and then adopt children to turn that house into an eternal prison home. It'll be out on September 4 on Xbox, so probably about a month after that on PC. It'll cost 400 MS points on the consoles, which equates to about £3.43 / 4.80 Euro / $5.
It looks as though there will be a bit of crafting involved in building your new abode, but once the roof's on you'll be able to start converting it into a monument to your mighty exploits. You'll get to show off the creatures you've slain by stuffing them or nailing them to your walls. Once you've created the most terrifying taxidermy diorama possible, you can adopt children and raise them among the corpses of your enemies. That's parenting, Dragonborn-style.
Skyrim: Hearthfire announced: buy land, build a house, adopt children
Comments 7 Tom Senior at 03:21pm August 28 2012
Skyrim's next slice of DLC will be Hearthfire, an add-on that will let you buy a plot of land, build a house, design its interiors and then adopt children to turn that house into an eternal prison home. It'll be out on September 4 on Xbox, so probably about a month after that on PC. It'll cost 400 MS points on the consoles, which equates to about £3.43 / 4.80 Euro / $5.
It looks as though there will be a bit of crafting involved in building your new abode, but once the roof's on you'll be able to start converting it into a monument to your mighty exploits. You'll get to show off the creatures you've slain by stuffing them or nailing them to your walls. Once you've created the most terrifying taxidermy diorama possible, you can adopt children and raise them among the corpses of your enemies. That's parenting, Dragonborn-style.
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Sounds pretty crap if this is true. Even Bethesda is taking a note from EA with all this extra DLC nonsense.
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I hate being nickled and dimed for dlc, but I think this sounds cool. It looks like a completely optional add-on. It's going to be Skyrim's horse armor.
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My deal with this is it sounds like it does nothing or adds anything to the actual story. It's sort of a hey pay this and screw around kind of thing.
