19, Followed By Dawnguard One Week Later".
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Eurogamer gave Hearthfire a score of 5/10, stating that it could have been "more creative" and "less restrictive" in its house building feature, and that the new child adoption seemed nothing more than "simply picking one of a handful of pre-rendered moppets who will go through a series of pre-rendered routines". Hearthfire received a mixed reception, with Metacritic ranking the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of the game with scores of 69 and 54, respectively. Due to performance issues, the PlayStation 3 version of Hearthfire was delayed and later released on February 19, 2013. Hearthfire was released on Septemfor Xbox 360, and Octoon PC.
In addition, previously bought pre-built homes, such as Proudspire Manor in Solitude or Breezehome in Whiterun, can be altered to have a children's bedroom added into them. Hearthfire also introduces the option to raise a family by adopting children.
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There are options to hire stewards to look after the home, carriage drivers for quick transportation, and a personal bard, along with animals, including horses for easier transport when overloaded with various items. Each one requires the player to have earned the respect of the Jarl in charge of the hold at the time and become Thane, then purchase the land from the Jarl or their steward. There are three homesteads the player can build: Lakeview Manor (east of Falkreath), Windstad Manor (northeast of Morthal), and Heljarchen Hall (south of Dawnstar). Hearthfire allows the player character to purchase a plot of land and build their own home from raw materials such as lumber and clay, with the option of adding features such as greenhouses, bee hives, and alchemy and enchanting facilities. The player must collect materials and resources to build it. A screenshot of Lakeview Manor during construction.