Bethblog announced a new Skyrim live action trailer today for those of you who can't get enough of Skyrim. If you haven't already seen it, the Skyrim map is already live and we're currently waiting for system requirements. View the live action trailer below:

BREAKING - In a stunning change of events, Orcs (shown here) have pitched tents on Rift Street and are demanding a change in the precariously balanced system of the monetization of magic. Orccupiers have demanded a separation of magic and castles, claiming that the union between the two has yielded unfair turnout in warmage elections; when asked why this bothered one Orc, he stated:

"We never vote fer warmages, we vote for Orug-Gormak, Spewer of Vomit. Orug-Gormak say he pull us out of war, say he do social reform to make so vomiting in public are encourage! Warmages is dumb, warmages is owned by big magic in government."

Orccupy the Rift is a movement that started out on Twitter, as with many modern rebellions, and is spreading rapidly to other networking websites. While it is uncertain whether or not Orcs know how to use computers, one thing is known: Orcs are dying en masse thanks to the recently-elected warmages; supporters of the Orc party have often referred to a previous warmage, known only as "old man," stating that we should have never impeached him.

The campaign slogan of the Orcuppy Movement has been constant-yet-confusing: "Orcs are the ??%" (it's hard to read Orcish handwriting, we believe they are upside-down '9s').

Our recently-posted $550 budget gaming PC and $1795 BF3-themed rig have both prompted support requests on our forums for building an in-between system -- that's what this one accomplishes. If you're in the "heavy wallet, but not quite burning a hole in my pants" stage of the game, this ~$900 build will suit you beautifully for many, many years of gaming on high or ultra graphics settings.

This system addresses all the same concerns as our previous hardcore gaming rig did, with the exception that -- you know -- it's new and shiny. That one is nearly two months old now! Yuck! The system build list below includes all of the greatest parts currently available for the sub-$1000 range (you could probably tack on this Antec 900 v2 case if you have extra money, or even a different video card), but for our price, this machine is nothing short of monstrous. Let's break-down the list below:

Seriously, you guys suck. Look at those stats! If anything proves that an entire clip is needed to kill someone in Battlefield 3, it's the fact that the average kill required 31.3 bullets.

The EA Gun Club released some playful stats for Battlefield 3 in wake of the new trailer, including the longest headshot ever recorded, the number of people that tried the beta, and kill stats. Enjoy below!

For those that follow the United States' particular interest in middle-eastern conflicts, the Battlefield 3 trailer is successful in advertising its singleplayer campaign as more than just an after-thought to multiplayer: the trailer is moving, hits close to home, and feels like something you would see on an urgent news report. It feels more personal than any other game trailer ever has, and I can only hope that the game delivers as the trailer promises; it is on more equal ground with movie trailers than other video game teasers, I'd say. The original Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare singleplayer was similar, but I have a feeling this will be even more evocative and timely; DICE is capitalizing on an increasingly angsty population of global citizens.