I have spent well north of 500 dollars on DLC alone for the PS3, and one nice thing is I can transfer all of that to the PS4 in the future when I upgrade systems. Right now I am hesitant to do so because of emulation issues with the more recent systems.
I still will when they are resolved and thats an option for you as well.Īs far as the Steam version? I would like that as well, I have Apple everything including home computer and laptop. Once you know what the XX ID is, go into the console and type (As an example from Dawnguard) 'player. It would be great to have all of my DLC there as well.īut even as a standalone program for your nifty PC, its a decent bargain. You can try downloading Nexus Mod Manager, go into the plugins tab on the left side of NMM and see what the load order number is for each DLC. There is no shame in having it on two systems if you really love the game. Skyrim Anniversary Edition is priced at 49.99 for brand new customers, while owners of Skyrim Special Edition have the choice to upgrade at 19.99. I am thinking about just buying all the software for RS11 and RS14 and loading it onto my home computer and laptop as another access point for the game. The laptop is portable and I could even take my playing outside the house if so desired. For one hundred dollars you can get it all, and since you already have the cable it will cost a little less. Steam has sales all the time too, there might be some songs you wouldn't pay full price for that you might pick up if it was cheaper.
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