The Mothership
oh god I feel so old that I get that joke.

TheDevilsDictionary
With a capital T and that rhymes with D and that stands for Dragons.

The Mothership
but he hasn't got the nomenclature.

Pillager
Where you sent hear by the Daedra ?

Jet Bin Fever
Whaddya talk? whaddya talk? whaddya talk?

SteamPoweredKleenex
It's a console command to fill an area with dragons.

bopeton
Yeah it honestly doesn't look like a very big problem, with all the fireproof houses.

StanleyPain
I don't think they thought that through when they designed the game.

"Hey let's put in dragons!!!"
"AWESOME!"
"So, I guess this means we'll have to code in all sorts of procedural stuff so that flammable stuff like houses, trees, animals, people, etc. all get set on fire and burn?"

"...."

"Let's put in dragons!!!!"

Caminante Nocturno
Yeah, that just ruins the entire fucking game, doesn't it?

memedumpster
It sure does!

StanleyPain
I didn't say it ruins the entire game, but it is a bit funny. Or are even Skyrim fans not allowed to make fun of Skyrim?

fatatty
http://img842.imageshack.us/img842/23/leaveskyrimalone.jpg

bopeton
The game is not ruined by fireproof houses, but by Bethesda. The video is ruined by neither of these. It's ruined by being boring and lame.

Hooker
I just think it's a depressing (albeit very midly so) observation on video games in general. For all the you-can-kill-anyone-and-steal-anything, Skyrim still has its invisible walls so that an entirely forgettable story can be told. You never really have a meaningful impact on the world of the game outside of the changes directly tied to the story. The whole game experience keeps getting funneled into a pre-determined narrative, and I wish games would move past that.