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Quote from: Firey on 2012 Apr 16, 04:24:17
FUS RO DAH !!!™

Quote from: Ozzy on 2012 Apr 17, 10:54:44
I want to learn dragon tongue  >.<

We need a Dragon Dictionary  O:

Quote from: DXLelouch on 2012 Apr 17, 12:19:43
lol who doesnt plan ahead and bookmark the games wiki before they play it X3

Quote from: Teal Turken on 2012 Apr 17, 13:00:47
I got Fus-Roh-Dah'ed off a mountain by a Drauger and hit the bottom. I lived but my companions didn't! ovO

Quote from: Firey on 2012 Apr 17, 02:32:32
WAIT
Since when was 'Fus Ro Dah^tm' a trademark?

Quote from: Iodine on 2012 Apr 17, 16:21:20
Co-op or multiplayer would break too many of the mechanics in Skyrim, so it would need a complete overhaul of the gameplay.

Quote from: DXLelouch on 2012 Apr 17, 12:19:43
lol who doesnt plan ahead and bookmark the games wiki before they play it X3

Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Apr 17, 08:10:48

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Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Apr 15, 21:38:20
If I knew how to mod and had it for the PC, AND had a PC that could run Skyrim, AND now how to make models, I'd do something.
I'd make it so that...
Most everything has a size increase equal to its level. Level 1 would be 1% larger, level 50 would be 50% larger, etc.
Alduin would get a little stronger and a little larger when he takes damage, during his final fight, as well as have more than 2355 health. 10,000 to be exact.
Bandits would upgrade their gear and abilities over time. Some mages would spawn with healing spells, and would focus on just that. Occasional bandits would spawn with heavy armor and try to soak up the blows for their buddies. Some would be sneaky types, and try to get you from behind while you aren't paying attention.
Weak foes, such as wolves and skeevers, would attack in really large swarms. Wolves with 15+, and Skeevers would be like bees in their swarms.
Spriggans and Matrons would be able to heal rapidly over time, and would always heal when they kneel. The more they heal, the larger they get (to a limit, perhaps x4 size?) and the more powerful they get.
Spriggan Matrons would explode when they die, in a blast of the weird green triangles that they attack with.
You could go backwards in Perk Trees, not just forwards.
You would gain two health/stamina/magicka increases per level, not just one.
Skills would start at 5.
Female dragons, which would be larger (about 1.2 times), thinner, and faster (about 1.1 times) than male dragons. They would be aggressive only rarely though, mainly when protecting their babies.
Baby dragons. They would be tiny, cute, chubby, and playful. Appearing at Dragon Dens or whatever they're called, appearing in groups of 4-7 at a time. They would not give souls when killed, for balance purposes. They also would NEVER attack first, and killing them would have the game call you a monster, because they are innocent little things. The nests would be placed in the little half circle the Word Wall makes.
A male and a female dragon will both appear at dragon dens, once you hit level 15. The Male would be on the wall, and the Female would be nearby somewhere.
You could spend Dragon Souls at a large stone at the Throat of the World, after Alduin is dead. They would be spent on upgrades, such as slowly getting small dragon wings for momentary flight, or reduced shout time, or something like that.
Dragon colors would be like the rainbow.
More sliders for customizing, such as height, tail length, etc.
Foes would have higher level limits.
Dragons would be anywhere from half normal size to seven times normal size, when encountered in the wild.
Shields would protect a lot more, while other armor pieces would protect a lot less.
Bears would be horrifying challenges.
Equipment would have durability of some sort.
Having costume armor slots, so you could look like you were wearing something different, or nothing (for you shirtless monks)
Hair doesn't care about the helmet unless it would go through it, and spines wouldn't even care about clipping.
Thalmor would be more than just damage sponges.
When health is below 10% time would slow down.
Faster movement speed, I don't feel fast enough.
Dyes for your armor's primary and secondary colors.
More music.
Giant insects.
I could go on...

Spoiler: show

(http://i.qkme.me/35js11.jpg)

Although I'm not a fan of the excessive growing of enemies, the slowing down of time or the skills at level 5.
But your ideas with those "Dragon Dens" is really great.
I also like the whole stronger enemies at higher levels, because I pretty much walked through
Skuldafn right into Sovngarde. There is no real challenge any more.

Try sending it to Bethesda Softworks, maybe they will take it into consideration for the next instalments or even the DLC.

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Apr 17, 16:38:46

Quote from: DXLelouch on 2012 Apr 17, 12:19:43
lol who doesnt plan ahead and bookmark the games wiki before they play it X3

One word...
Me.

Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Apr 17, 08:10:48

Spoiler: show

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Apr 15, 21:38:20
If I knew how to mod and had it for the PC, AND had a PC that could run Skyrim, AND now how to make models, I'd do something.
I'd make it so that...
Most everything has a size increase equal to its level. Level 1 would be 1% larger, level 50 would be 50% larger, etc.
Alduin would get a little stronger and a little larger when he takes damage, during his final fight, as well as have more than 2355 health. 10,000 to be exact.
Bandits would upgrade their gear and abilities over time. Some mages would spawn with healing spells, and would focus on just that. Occasional bandits would spawn with heavy armor and try to soak up the blows for their buddies. Some would be sneaky types, and try to get you from behind while you aren't paying attention.
Weak foes, such as wolves and skeevers, would attack in really large swarms. Wolves with 15+, and Skeevers would be like bees in their swarms.
Spriggans and Matrons would be able to heal rapidly over time, and would always heal when they kneel. The more they heal, the larger they get (to a limit, perhaps x4 size?) and the more powerful they get.
Spriggan Matrons would explode when they die, in a blast of the weird green triangles that they attack with.
You could go backwards in Perk Trees, not just forwards.
You would gain two health/stamina/magicka increases per level, not just one.
Skills would start at 5.
Female dragons, which would be larger (about 1.2 times), thinner, and faster (about 1.1 times) than male dragons. They would be aggressive only rarely though, mainly when protecting their babies.
Baby dragons. They would be tiny, cute, chubby, and playful. Appearing at Dragon Dens or whatever they're called, appearing in groups of 4-7 at a time. They would not give souls when killed, for balance purposes. They also would NEVER attack first, and killing them would have the game call you a monster, because they are innocent little things. The nests would be placed in the little half circle the Word Wall makes.
A male and a female dragon will both appear at dragon dens, once you hit level 15. The Male would be on the wall, and the Female would be nearby somewhere.
You could spend Dragon Souls at a large stone at the Throat of the World, after Alduin is dead. They would be spent on upgrades, such as slowly getting small dragon wings for momentary flight, or reduced shout time, or something like that.
Dragon colors would be like the rainbow.
More sliders for customizing, such as height, tail length, etc.
Foes would have higher level limits.
Dragons would be anywhere from half normal size to seven times normal size, when encountered in the wild.
Shields would protect a lot more, while other armor pieces would protect a lot less.
Bears would be horrifying challenges.
Equipment would have durability of some sort.
Having costume armor slots, so you could look like you were wearing something different, or nothing (for you shirtless monks)
Hair doesn't care about the helmet unless it would go through it, and spines wouldn't even care about clipping.
Thalmor would be more than just damage sponges.
When health is below 10% time would slow down.
Faster movement speed, I don't feel fast enough.
Dyes for your armor's primary and secondary colors.
More music.
Giant insects.
I could go on...

Spoiler: show

(http://i.qkme.me/35js11.jpg)

Although I'm not a fan of the excessive growing of enemies, the slowing down of time or the skills at level 5.
But your ideas with those "Dragon Dens" is really great.
I also like the whole stronger enemies at higher levels, because I pretty much walked through
Skuldafn right into Sovngarde. There is no real challenge any more.

Try sending it to Bethesda Softworks, maybe they will take it into consideration for the next instalments or even the DLC.

Glad you enjoyed that in general. My idea behind the growing and larger enemies is because...
1: larger seems more powerful
2: I like it when things are big, not sure why. The growth of the Spriggans would be a sort of way to balance the fact that they regenerate their health, getting easier to hit and less maneuverable. It also just makes sense to me. It'd be meant more for my personal enjoyment.

Quote from: Goldenrod on 2012 Apr 17, 22:34:10

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Apr 17, 16:38:46

Quote from: DXLelouch on 2012 Apr 17, 12:19:43
lol who doesnt plan ahead and bookmark the games wiki before they play it X3

One word...
Me.

Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Apr 17, 08:10:48

Spoiler: show

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Apr 15, 21:38:20
If I knew how to mod and had it for the PC, AND had a PC that could run Skyrim, AND now how to make models, I'd do something.
I'd make it so that...
Most everything has a size increase equal to its level. Level 1 would be 1% larger, level 50 would be 50% larger, etc.
Alduin would get a little stronger and a little larger when he takes damage, during his final fight, as well as have more than 2355 health. 10,000 to be exact.
Bandits would upgrade their gear and abilities over time. Some mages would spawn with healing spells, and would focus on just that. Occasional bandits would spawn with heavy armor and try to soak up the blows for their buddies. Some would be sneaky types, and try to get you from behind while you aren't paying attention.
Weak foes, such as wolves and skeevers, would attack in really large swarms. Wolves with 15+, and Skeevers would be like bees in their swarms.
Spriggans and Matrons would be able to heal rapidly over time, and would always heal when they kneel. The more they heal, the larger they get (to a limit, perhaps x4 size?) and the more powerful they get.
Spriggan Matrons would explode when they die, in a blast of the weird green triangles that they attack with.
You could go backwards in Perk Trees, not just forwards.
You would gain two health/stamina/magicka increases per level, not just one.
Skills would start at 5.
Female dragons, which would be larger (about 1.2 times), thinner, and faster (about 1.1 times) than male dragons. They would be aggressive only rarely though, mainly when protecting their babies.
Baby dragons. They would be tiny, cute, chubby, and playful. Appearing at Dragon Dens or whatever they're called, appearing in groups of 4-7 at a time. They would not give souls when killed, for balance purposes. They also would NEVER attack first, and killing them would have the game call you a monster, because they are innocent little things. The nests would be placed in the little half circle the Word Wall makes.
A male and a female dragon will both appear at dragon dens, once you hit level 15. The Male would be on the wall, and the Female would be nearby somewhere.
You could spend Dragon Souls at a large stone at the Throat of the World, after Alduin is dead. They would be spent on upgrades, such as slowly getting small dragon wings for momentary flight, or reduced shout time, or something like that.
Dragon colors would be like the rainbow.
More sliders for customizing, such as height, tail length, etc.
Foes would have higher level limits.
Dragons would be anywhere from half normal size to seven times normal size, when encountered in the wild.
Shields would protect a lot more, while other armor pieces would protect a lot less.
Bears would be horrifying challenges.
Equipment would have durability of some sort.
Having costume armor slots, so you could look like you were wearing something different, or nothing (for you shirtless monks)
Hair doesn't care about the helmet unless it would go through it, and spines wouldn't even care about clipping.
Thalmor would be more than just damage sponges.
When health is below 10% time would slow down.
Faster movement speed, I don't feel fast enough.
Dyes for your armor's primary and secondary colors.
More music.
Giant insects.
I could go on...

Spoiler: show

(http://i.qkme.me/35js11.jpg)

Although I'm not a fan of the excessive growing of enemies, the slowing down of time or the skills at level 5.
But your ideas with those "Dragon Dens" is really great.
I also like the whole stronger enemies at higher levels, because I pretty much walked through
Skuldafn right into Sovngarde. There is no real challenge any more.

Try sending it to Bethesda Softworks, maybe they will take it into consideration for the next instalments or even the DLC.

Glad you enjoyed that in general. My idea behind the growing and larger enemies is because...
1: larger seems more powerful
2: I like it when things are big, not sure why. The growth of the Spriggans would be a sort of way to balance the fact that they regenerate their health, getting easier to hit and less maneuverable. It also just makes sense to me. It'd be meant more for my personal enjoyment.

My only problem with growing enemies would be door clearance issues.
If you played as a summoner and used a frost atronach for any length of time you know what I mean.
It runs at the enemy who retreats back through a doorway.
It tries to follow but is too big and gets stuck, keeping you from getting through and allowing the enemy to beat on it unopposed if they are mages.
You sit there trying to summon it on the other side of the door, but it keeps summoning in the same spot because you can't get LoS past it.

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Apr 19, 16:09:24

I wish I knew if I could post a video of Pinkie Pie fighting people in Skyrim to Smile Smile Smile.

Quote from: Teal Turken on 2012 Apr 20, 11:05:15
Anyone ever get that glitch where your character's face vanishes, revealing the empty inside of you head?

Quote from: Teal Turken on 2012 Apr 20, 11:05:15
Anyone ever get that glitch where your character's face vanishes, revealing the empty inside of you head?

Quote from: Teal Turken on 2012 Apr 20, 11:05:15
Anyone ever get that glitch where your character's face vanishes, revealing the empty inside of you head?

Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Apr 21, 04:09:12

Quote from: Teal Turken on 2012 Apr 20, 11:05:15
Anyone ever get that glitch where your character's face vanishes, revealing the empty inside of you head?

What were you wearing, there is something with your clothing and disappearing heads.

Quote from: Ozzy on 2012 Apr 21, 04:13:54

Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Apr 21, 04:09:12

Quote from: Teal Turken on 2012 Apr 20, 11:05:15
Anyone ever get that glitch where your character's face vanishes, revealing the empty inside of you head?

What were you wearing, there is something with your clothing and disappearing heads.

When i wear the Ancient Hooded Cowl from the Dark Brotherhood on my Argonian, my spines vanish and I have no hood, I can also wear an extra head piece  o_O

Quote from: Iodine on 2012 Apr 21, 16:02:20
Speaking of glitches...

(http://cloud.steampowered.com/ugc/614973792668638964/B892B088679C8329F7BC1870BF28E8A3B8B4D67B/)

WUT

Quote from: Shadow Mare on 2012 Apr 23, 15:52:10
Should I get Necromage? Is Restoration Dual Casting worth it?

Quote from: Zygrograxgra has mixed results on 2012 Apr 23, 15:58:00

Quote from: Shadow Mare on 2012 Apr 23, 15:52:10
Should I get Necromage? Is Restoration Dual Casting worth it?

Never used necromage, don't remember what it does either.
Rest dual casting is VERY useful. you recover from fights far faster and can heal fast if you find cover.

Quote from: Shadow Mare on 2012 Apr 23, 16:01:23

Quote from: Zygrograxgra has mixed results on 2012 Apr 23, 15:58:00

Quote from: Shadow Mare on 2012 Apr 23, 15:52:10
Should I get Necromage? Is Restoration Dual Casting worth it?

Never used necromage, don't remember what it does either.
Rest dual casting is VERY useful. you recover from fights far faster and can heal fast if you find cover.

Necromage makes spells stronger against zombies.

Quote from: Shadow Mare on 2012 Apr 23, 16:04:07
What about Soul Squeezer and Soul Siphon?

Quote from: Shadow Mare on 2012 Apr 23, 16:04:07
What about Soul Squeezer and Soul Siphon?

Quote from: Shadow Mare on 2012 Apr 23, 16:14:28

Quote from: Shadow Mare on 2012 Apr 23, 16:04:07
What about Soul Squeezer and Soul Siphon?

QuoteSoul Siphon effectively makes your enchantments last longer. It's only useful for longer lasting weapons, like Dawnbringer or w/e it's called.
Soul Squeezer is good if you don't have a large supply of filled soulgems

Quote from: DXLelouch on 2012 Apr 24, 14:13:39
whats everyones favorite weapon
mine is dawnbreaker for now

Quote from: DXLelouch on 2012 Apr 24, 14:13:39
whats everyones favorite weapon
mine is dawnbreaker for now

Quote from: Shadow Mare on 2012 Apr 26, 10:48:45
Which should I use for range combat? Destruction or Bow?

Quote from: Iodine on 2012 Apr 26, 19:55:54
I love bow because it's a silent weapon. You can take down a few enemies before they notice what the heck is going on. Magic use just blows your cover.

Quote from: DXLelouch on 2012 Apr 26, 23:46:22
wonder if someone will make a Chrysalis mod

Quote from: Shadow Mare on 2012 Apr 27, 00:25:27

Quote from: DXLelouch on 2012 Apr 26, 23:46:22
wonder if someone will make a Chrysalis mod

This talk about mods makes me wish I had the pc version...

Quote from: DXLelouch on 2012 Apr 26, 23:46:22
wonder if someone will make a Chrysalis mod

Quote from: DXLelouch on 2012 Apr 27, 21:42:34
ahh i want to wipe the Thalmor from existence not kill fodder enemies(the falmer)
plus they promised expansion pack sized DLC so hopefully this is just a small part of the real DLC

Quote from: UESP
DLC Information may be Released Soon -- April 26, 2012

In a comment left on his Twitter account, Pete Hines claimed that he was working towards revealing DLC information for Skyrim, as well as attempting to confirm the release date for the planed Kinect integration. While no specific date was provided for either of these, he suggested that new information may be provided within the week if possible. While Bethesda hasn't revealed many specifics about their DLC plans, a previous deal with Microsoft will give the Xbox 360 exclusive distribution rights for the first thirty days of its release. PC and Playstation 3 players will have to wait an additional month for any new content, at the least.

Quote from: Dark Pumpkin on 2012 Apr 27, 16:30:14

Quote from: DXLelouch on 2012 Apr 26, 23:46:22
wonder if someone will make a Chrysalis mod

Now all I can think about is skyrim over run with ponies.

Quote from: Misty on 2012 Apr 28, 15:24:07

Quote from: Dark Pumpkin on 2012 Apr 27, 16:30:14

Quote from: DXLelouch on 2012 Apr 26, 23:46:22
wonder if someone will make a Chrysalis mod

Now all I can think about is skyrim over run with ponies.

QuoteBethesda Announces the First DLC for Skyrim, Dawnguard -- May 1, 2012

Bethesda Softworks has revealed that the first DLC for Skyrim will be called "Dawnguard" in the latest Beth Blog. Besides the name, an image of the Dovahkiin with glowing eyes was included. The DLC is slated for release this Summer on the Xbox 360, with any plans for release on the PC or Playstation 3 still pending due to a previous agreement to release the first two major expansions to the game exclusively on the Xbox 360 for thirty days. Dawnguard originally was brought to public attention when Bethedsa trademarked Dawnguard last February, creating some speculation about what it could be. As of now, there is little to suggest what Dawnguard could be about, with both "Dawn" and "Guard" being common terms throughout the franchise. The next planned release of information relating to the DLC is scheduled for a reveal at E3. Those curious about what Bethesda has planned will have to wait until June 5th at the earliest, the scheduled date for the opening of this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo.
(http://images.uesp.net/2/26/SR-DLC-Dawnguard.jpg)

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 May 16, 15:00:36
Can your follower or housecarl get arrested? I'm pretty sure they can't, but... My Lydia has disappeared a few times. The first time made me really mad because I knew she wasn't dead and I got attacked by thugs and nearly died, yet she was nowhere to be seen even after I fast traveled back to Whiterun and waited 4 in-game hours. She finally showed up while I was kicking things off the table in the Jarl's place.

Last time she disappeared, I decided to explore the jail while I waited for her to show up... and I found her in a cell. o_O

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 May 16, 15:48:18
I just got some random idea for a challenge I call the Dohvakiin Challenge.
Play using the stuff the Dohvakiin used in the trailer on master difficulty. This means...
Be a Nord, wear Studded Leather Cuirass, Steel/Skyforge Steel Sword, Iron Helm, Banded Iron Shield, Iron Gauntlets, Iron Boots, any Shouts you want, any Heal over Time spells, and any Flames style spell.
You may upgrade/enchant however you wish though, and use potions and such.
I imagine this would be extremely difficult, so I'm going to try it at some point.

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 May 16, 15:48:18
I just got some random idea for a challenge I call the Dohvakiin Challenge.
Play using the stuff the Dohvakiin used in the trailer on master difficulty. This means...
Be a Nord, wear Studded Leather Cuirass, Steel/Skyforge Steel Sword, Iron Helm, Banded Iron Shield, Iron Gauntlets, Iron Boots, any Shouts you want, any Heal over Time spells, and any Flames style spell.
You may upgrade/enchant however you wish though, and use potions and such.
I imagine this would be extremely difficult, so I'm going to try it at some point.

Quote from: Malkies on 2012 May 16, 15:09:35

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 May 16, 15:00:36
Can your follower or housecarl get arrested? I'm pretty sure they can't, but... My Lydia has disappeared a few times. The first time made me really mad because I knew she wasn't dead and I got attacked by thugs and nearly died, yet she was nowhere to be seen even after I fast traveled back to Whiterun and waited 4 in-game hours. She finally showed up while I was kicking things off the table in the Jarl's place.

Last time she disappeared, I decided to explore the jail while I waited for her to show up... and I found her in a cell. o_O

I've never seen or heard of this happening, but that's pretty funny lol
Actually, I've never even seen a housecarl leave the house unless they're following you...

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 May 16, 15:55:32

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 May 16, 15:48:18
I just got some random idea for a challenge I call the Dohvakiin Challenge.
Play using the stuff the Dohvakiin used in the trailer on master difficulty. This means...
Be a Nord, wear Studded Leather Cuirass, Steel/Skyforge Steel Sword, Iron Helm, Banded Iron Shield, Iron Gauntlets, Iron Boots, any Shouts you want, any Heal over Time spells, and any Flames style spell.
You may upgrade/enchant however you wish though, and use potions and such.
I imagine this would be extremely difficult, so I'm going to try it at some point.

That's almost impossible at one point, you'll get destroyed by the falmer

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 May 18, 17:58:28
R-really..? Maybe it's because I've been watching someone's Let's Play of Skyrim (though I didn't realize what it was in the episode), but it took me a few seconds after they shouted. It happened, and I stood there like "whut. .... Wait. *Replays it in my mind* Ohhh. Dooovaaahkiiiiin!"

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 May 23, 00:34:34
Has anypony tried the new Skyrim connect features yet?

Quote from: kremsly on 2012 May 23, 11:21:34

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 May 23, 00:34:34
Has anypony tried the new Skyrim connect features yet?

what do you mean by connect features as in xbox connect or a multiplayer mod?

Quote from: Ozzy on 2012 May 23, 11:42:41
I've been playing on a rather interesting character lately, a Redguard trader, his main skill trees are Speech, Enchanting and Illusion, it's a very challenging yet fun setup, when it comes to combat atleast :]
I think this is going to become my main character..

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 May 23, 11:40:55
I meant to say kinect  ono

Quote from: Link on 2012 May 25, 12:35:17
Like everyone else, I was gonna buy Skyrim, but then I....Decided not to  :I

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 May 26, 13:27:45
Mounted combat is coming to Skyrim!


It's being released with the next patch which is 1.6 and you can try it out on the Skyrim Steam Beta right now  x3

Quote from: Shadow Mare on 2012 May 29, 15:18:53
What does Fortify Heavy/Light Armor enchantments do?

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 May 29, 15:45:13

Quote from: Shadow Mare on 2012 May 29, 15:18:53
What does Fortify Heavy/Light Armor enchantments do?

Increases the protection you get from that type of armor.

It'll be interesting to see how mounted combat plays out. It sounds useful for archery/destruction if you get good at it, but it seems like it would be kind of awkward for melee characters.

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 May 29, 15:45:13

Quote from: Shadow Mare on 2012 May 29, 15:18:53
What does Fortify Heavy/Light Armor enchantments do?

Increases the protection you get from that type of armor.

It'll be interesting to see how mounted combat plays out. It sounds useful for archery/destruction if you get good at it, but it seems like it would be kind of awkward for melee characters.

Quote from: Shadow Mare on 2012 May 29, 18:32:19

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 May 29, 15:45:13

Quote from: Shadow Mare on 2012 May 29, 15:18:53
What does Fortify Heavy/Light Armor enchantments do?

Increases the protection you get from that type of armor.

It'll be interesting to see how mounted combat plays out. It sounds useful for archery/destruction if you get good at it, but it seems like it would be kind of awkward for melee characters.

Does it work on followers?

Quote from: Shadow Mare on 2012 May 30, 15:13:38
Does "Marked For Death" when followers are hit by this shout does that make them weaker forever?

Quote from: kremsly on 2012 May 30, 16:44:09

Quote from: Shadow Mare on 2012 May 30, 15:13:38
Does "Marked For Death" when followers are hit by this shout does that make them weaker forever?

i checked the wiki and that is a bug and unfortunately it doesn't say how to fix it

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 May 30, 17:48:11
Good thing I never use that shout, I usually keep my trusty fus ro dah shout ready in case of emergencies  B)

Quote from: DXLelouch on 2012 May 31, 12:33:56

Spoiler: show

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trailer for first DLC Dawnguard
yay vampires dont suck now

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 May 30, 10:49:53
My monk is currently hunting daedric artifacts, I've gotten 4 so far  ^-^

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jun 02, 21:29:01
Most of the ones I've seen recommended are less along the lines of "enhance the game" and more "add ridiculous crap for absurd entertainment".

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Jun 02, 21:32:05

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jun 02, 21:29:01
Most of the ones I've seen recommended are less along the lines of "enhance the game" and more "add ridiculous crap for absurd entertainment".

Like the MLP:FiM sleeping bag and the mane 6 horse mods? lol I still can't believe those popped up so soon after Skyrim was released. Right off the bat "Sleep in an MLP sleeping bag!" "Ride your very own Rainbow Dash!!"

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jun 02, 21:41:08
Can't wait for this to be released. That guy also made some Skyrim videos involving a helmet that makes your head into Pinkie Pie's head, but I don't think I could post those here.

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jun 02, 21:51:41
I'm going to create a flutterborn

FUS RO yay...

Quote from: Shadow Mare on 2012 Jun 04, 11:58:27
Should I start over? The reason I ask this because of my favorite follower Vorstag is ruined from aciddentel friendly fire from Marked for Death and the lady who is suppose to let me buy guardian circle but won't have it.

Quote from: Shadow Mare on 2012 Jun 04, 11:58:27
Should I start over? The reason I ask this because of my favorite follower Vorstag is ruined from aciddentel friendly fire from Marked for Death and the lady who is suppose to let me buy guardian circle but won't have it.

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jun 04, 21:23:57

Quote from: Shadow Mare on 2012 Jun 04, 11:58:27
Should I start over? The reason I ask this because of my favorite follower Vorstag is ruined from aciddentel friendly fire from Marked for Death and the lady who is suppose to let me buy guardian circle but won't have it.

Are you playing the PC version? You could easily rectify the latter with console commands. Maybe the former too, but only if you know where his corpse is. UESP has all the info you need.

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jun 15, 19:10:16
Mounted combat has actually been out for almost a week on the xbox 360 version, it's pretty awesome  :3

Quote from: Ozzy on 2012 Jun 16, 08:33:36

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jun 15, 19:10:16
Mounted combat has actually been out for almost a week on the xbox 360 version, it's pretty awesome  :3

Shadowmere > Ancient Dragons

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jun 15, 19:10:16
Mounted combat has actually been out for almost a week on the xbox 360 version, it's pretty awesome  :3

Quote from: Malkies on 2012 Jun 16, 12:53:15

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jun 15, 19:10:16
Mounted combat has actually been out for almost a week on the xbox 360 version, it's pretty awesome  :3

I'm not very good at it yet, the normal horses keep dying because of bears and sabers :'(
Bit disappointed that you can't use magic but it's a great addition to the game.
:D

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jun 16, 13:11:54
The horse you get from the Dark Brotherhood questline is the hardest to kill horse in the game, you shouldn't have to worry about those annoyances. I also wish you could use magic on a horse since I've always wanted to have a mage knight character.

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jun 16, 13:11:54I also wish you could use magic on a horse since I've always wanted to have a mage knight character.

Quote from: UESPDawnguard Beta Invites Sent Out -- June 14, 2012

Signup for Dawnguard beta testing has ended, and invites were sent out on the 12th. Only 0.5% of applicants were accepted for the closed Xbox 360 beta. Testers are subject to an NDA, meaning the wiki won't be able to host any of the content until the DLC is officially released on June 26 for Xbox 360. PC and PS3 release dates are yet to be announced.

Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Jun 17, 05:32:55

Quote from: UESPDawnguard Beta Invites Sent Out -- June 14, 2012

Signup for Dawnguard beta testing has ended, and invites were sent out on the 12th. Only 0.5% of applicants were accepted for the closed Xbox 360 beta. Testers are subject to an NDA, meaning the wiki won't be able to host any of the content until the DLC is officially released on June 26 for Xbox 360. PC and PS3 release dates are yet to be announced.

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Jun 17, 05:45:14

Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Jun 17, 05:32:55

Quote from: UESPDawnguard Beta Invites Sent Out -- June 14, 2012

Signup for Dawnguard beta testing has ended, and invites were sent out on the 12th. Only 0.5% of applicants were accepted for the closed Xbox 360 beta. Testers are subject to an NDA, meaning the wiki won't be able to host any of the content until the DLC is officially released on June 26 for Xbox 360. PC and PS3 release dates are yet to be announced.

I should read the Game Informer article about it. I don't really know what all will be in the DLC.

Quote from: Shadow Mare on 2012 Jun 28, 23:36:03
OMG I cannot believe I have to start over again...

Quote from: GalvinRoe on 2012 Jun 29, 00:11:45
I'm going to defile this thread and commit sacrilege.

But I have to say I preferred Skyrim the LEAST out of Morrowind and Oblivion. Sure I loved the fun perks more but Morrowind shall remain my favorite. The world was just so BIG! Plus kept my gaming attention for a couple years  ovO! I played Skyrim and *won* after about 3 weeks and  I was done. . . .

I would highly recommend playing Morrowind, to those of you who jumped in at Skyrim and heck go for Oblivion too if you want to.

Quote from: GalvinRoe on 2012 Jun 29, 00:11:45
I'm going to defile this thread and commit sacrilege.

But I have to say I preferred Skyrim the LEAST out of Morrowind and Oblivion. Sure I loved the fun perks more but Morrowind shall remain my favorite. The world was just so BIG! Plus kept my gaming attention for a couple years  ovO! I played Skyrim and *won* after about 3 weeks and  I was done. . . .

I would highly recommend playing Morrowind, to those of you who jumped in at Skyrim and heck go for Oblivion too if you want to. 

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jun 29, 00:27:03
having about fifteen voice actors

Quote from: Ninkon on 2012 Jun 29, 04:13:49
Some people may not like Morrowind. The larger spell repitoire is nice and the whole tone and feel of the game is amazing but It's a very different game; the combat is no way near as good as skyrim and the entire game is slower paced, you may find Travelling unbearable compared the zipping around you do in skyrim.

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jun 29, 16:23:15

Quote from: Ninkon on 2012 Jun 29, 04:13:49
Some people may not like Morrowind. The larger spell repitoire is nice and the whole tone and feel of the game is amazing but It's a very different game; the combat is no way near as good as skyrim and the entire game is slower paced, you may find Travelling unbearable compared the zipping around you do in skyrim.

I find the combat to be better, it makes you think a bit before and during combat. In Skyrim you just buff up, swing at them a lot, and stop the game ever two seconds to chug a thousand health pots and ninteen carrots. In Morrowind your Fatigue means something more than "Can I power attack"
I also prefer the slower pacing by a lot, makes me always feel like there's something to do, somewhere to go.

Quote from: Ninkon on 2012 Jun 29, 16:36:32

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jun 29, 16:23:15

Quote from: Ninkon on 2012 Jun 29, 04:13:49
Some people may not like Morrowind. The larger spell repitoire is nice and the whole tone and feel of the game is amazing but It's a very different game; the combat is no way near as good as skyrim and the entire game is slower paced, you may find Travelling unbearable compared the zipping around you do in skyrim.

I find the combat to be better, it makes you think a bit before and during combat. In Skyrim you just buff up, swing at them a lot, and stop the game ever two seconds to chug a thousand health pots and ninteen carrots. In Morrowind your Fatigue means something more than "Can I power attack"
I also prefer the slower pacing by a lot, makes me always feel like there's something to do, somewhere to go.

Yes because who doesn't love randomized hit chances?
Skyrim and Oblivion felt closest to realistic combat (I would know) despite the damage/health points thing.

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jun 29, 16:23:15

Quote from: Ninkon on 2012 Jun 29, 04:13:49
Some people may not like Morrowind. The larger spell repitoire is nice and the whole tone and feel of the game is amazing but It's a very different game; the combat is no way near as good as skyrim and the entire game is slower paced, you may find Travelling unbearable compared the zipping around you do in skyrim.

I find the combat to be better, it makes you think a bit before and during combat. In Skyrim you just buff up, swing at them a lot, and stop the game ever two seconds to chug a thousand health pots and ninteen carrots. In Morrowind your Fatigue means something more than "Can I power attack"
I also prefer the slower pacing by a lot, makes me always feel like there's something to do, somewhere to go.

Quote from: kremsly on 2012 Jun 29, 16:05:39
i much prefer the story in oblivion than skyrim (also the guards)as it seems more blatanly important
and you cant forget the "flexibility" of the customization
<snip>
just found out skyrim is going to be released on 29 days for PC DD:

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jun 29, 19:35:24

Quote from: kremsly on 2012 Jun 29, 16:05:39
i much prefer the story in oblivion than skyrim (also the guards)as it seems more blatanly important
and you cant forget the "flexibility" of the customization
<snip>
just found out skyrim is going to be released on 29 days for PC DD:

Oh crap, you reminded me of the character I made with that face generator once. I uploaded him to TESNexus under the heading of "Hottest Character EVER!!!" with no photo and got >2k downloads. This is what he looked like: (not embedding it because I don't want to defile this thread)

http://oblivion.nexusmods.com/mods/images/4230-1-1225751077.JPG

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jun 29, 19:35:24

Quote from: kremsly on 2012 Jun 29, 16:05:39
i much prefer the story in oblivion than skyrim (also the guards)as it seems more blatanly important
and you cant forget the "flexibility" of the customization
<snip>
just found out skyrim is going to be released on 29 days for PC DD:

Oh crap, you reminded me of the character I made with that face generator once. I uploaded him to TESNexus under the heading of "Hottest Character EVER!!!" with no photo and got >2k downloads. This is what he looked like: (not embedding it because I don't want to defile this thread)

http://oblivion.nexusmods.com/mods/images/4230-1-1225751077.JPG

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jun 29, 19:35:24
Oh crap, you reminded me of the character I made with that face generator once. I uploaded him to TESNexus under the heading of "Hottest Character EVER!!!" with no photo and got >2k downloads. This is what he looked like: (not embedding it because I don't want to defile this thread)

http://oblivion.nexusmods.com/mods/images/4230-1-1225751077.JPG

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jun 30, 09:41:13
This is no longer a Skyrim thread, this is an Elder Scrolls thread it seems.

I want to play Arena and Dagger Fall, but my only PC can't handle it because it sucks.

Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Jun 30, 10:41:36

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jun 30, 09:41:13
This is no longer a Skyrim thread, this is an Elder Scrolls thread it seems.

I want to play Arena and Dagger Fall, but my only PC can't handle it because it sucks.

What? Those were big games then, but now they're not much on sys req.
Unless you have a windows 3.1 or lower you can run it.
Unless you have a computer that is to good and then I would suggest a DOSBox-emulator.

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jun 30, 11:14:23
Oldest elder scroll I've played is Morrowind, I could never get far in it  >A<

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jun 30, 14:45:34
Speaking of Skyrim glitches, there's an excellent video compilation of them on Youtube called "The Ballad of Todd Howard". Don't think I can post it here, due to very brief violence at the beginning. I think a lot of them have been fixed at this point, but it's still pretty funny.

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jun 30, 14:45:34
Speaking of Skyrim glitches, there's an excellent video compilation of them on Youtube called "The Ballad of Todd Howard". Don't think I can post it here, due to very brief violence at the beginning. I think a lot of them have been fixed at this point, but it's still pretty funny.

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 01, 12:11:05
How the heck do you hits things with arrows in this game? They ALWAYS move too fast or too slow for me to hit the giant dragon like three feet away.
I've literally given up on bows completely.
At least with magic the shot does what you expect.

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 01, 12:11:05
How the heck do you hits things with arrows in this game? They ALWAYS move too fast or too slow for me to hit the giant dragon like three feet away.
I've literally given up on bows completely.
At least with magic the shot does what you expect.

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 02, 19:00:00
Oi, all you people with 360s - how good is Dawnguard? I've heard a lot of conflicting stuff, including a lot of complaints - principally "vampires are running around randomly killing important NPCs" and "vampire lord form is really inconvenient". Is there enough cool new stuff to justify the cost, or should I wait for awhile and hope it becomes cheaper?

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Jul 02, 19:17:05

[Edit]: You know you're a desperate thief when you try to build a tower of baskets to hide behind, so the shop owner doesn't see you steal. By the way, why is it so difficult to put a basket on an NPC's head?

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Jul 03, 00:37:20
You know how sometimes, when you're near a city, there's a sign post with a bunch of signs pointing and names of cities and such on them? I think simply looking at those signs puts markers for those places on your map. My character hasn't even heard of Morthal, but it's marked on my map, and I saw a sign for it.

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 02, 23:09:21

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Jul 02, 19:17:05

[Edit]: You know you're a desperate thief when you try to build a tower of baskets to hide behind, so the shop owner doesn't see you steal. By the way, why is it so difficult to put a basket on an NPC's head?

I don't know, everytime I try to pull it off, the basket goes flying off the store owners head :l

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 03, 00:43:22

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Jul 03, 00:37:20
You know how sometimes, when you're near a city, there's a sign post with a bunch of signs pointing and names of cities and such on them? I think simply looking at those signs puts markers for those places on your map. My character hasn't even heard of Morthal, but it's marked on my map, and I saw a sign for it.

All nine capitals are marked on your map from the start of the game.

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Jul 03, 01:22:35

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 03, 00:43:22

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Jul 03, 00:37:20
You know how sometimes, when you're near a city, there's a sign post with a bunch of signs pointing and names of cities and such on them? I think simply looking at those signs puts markers for those places on your map. My character hasn't even heard of Morthal, but it's marked on my map, and I saw a sign for it.

All nine capitals are marked on your map from the start of the game.

Ah. Explains it.

So, I just accidentally found a tunnel system under the prison in Whiterun. o_O I looked it up, and it's apparently the best way to escape, especially since there's a grate right behind the chest containing your stuff, so you can get your stuff back on the way out. It leads into the Guard Barracks, but they don't attack if you come up in there.

Though... it's probably best to enter from the Guard Barracks before you get arrested, so you can pull the lever to open a door you need to get through to even get to the ladder to the exit. The door has an Expert level lock.

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 03, 01:35:39

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Jul 03, 01:22:35

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 03, 00:43:22

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Jul 03, 00:37:20
You know how sometimes, when you're near a city, there's a sign post with a bunch of signs pointing and names of cities and such on them? I think simply looking at those signs puts markers for those places on your map. My character hasn't even heard of Morthal, but it's marked on my map, and I saw a sign for it.

All nine capitals are marked on your map from the start of the game.

Ah. Explains it.

So, I just accidentally found a tunnel system under the prison in Whiterun. o_O I looked it up, and it's apparently the best way to escape, especially since there's a grate right behind the chest containing your stuff, so you can get your stuff back on the way out. It leads into the Guard Barracks, but they don't attack if you come up in there.

Though... it's probably best to enter from the Guard Barracks before you get arrested, so you can pull the lever to open a door you need to get through to even get to the ladder to the exit. The door has an Expert level lock.

I never did much risky illegal stuff, but I remember reading in the Shadowmarks book that there's a specific mark that denotes easy escape routes... I'm impressed that they actually implemented all that stuff.

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 03, 11:07:00

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 03, 01:35:39

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Jul 03, 01:22:35

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 03, 00:43:22

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Jul 03, 00:37:20
You know how sometimes, when you're near a city, there's a sign post with a bunch of signs pointing and names of cities and such on them? I think simply looking at those signs puts markers for those places on your map. My character hasn't even heard of Morthal, but it's marked on my map, and I saw a sign for it.

All nine capitals are marked on your map from the start of the game.

Ah. Explains it.

So, I just accidentally found a tunnel system under the prison in Whiterun. o_O I looked it up, and it's apparently the best way to escape, especially since there's a grate right behind the chest containing your stuff, so you can get your stuff back on the way out. It leads into the Guard Barracks, but they don't attack if you come up in there.

Though... it's probably best to enter from the Guard Barracks before you get arrested, so you can pull the lever to open a door you need to get through to even get to the ladder to the exit. The door has an Expert level lock.

I never did much risky illegal stuff, but I remember reading in the Shadowmarks book that there's a specific mark that denotes easy escape routes... I'm impressed that they actually implemented all that stuff.

I never did crime (and get caught. I'm very, very careful about my crime) but apparently if you use the escape route, they shut it after that. Use it wisely.

Stupid thugs! I left no evidence, there was no way you could find out who did what where! NOW STOP ATTACKING ME WHEN I WANT TO PICKPOCKET BANDITS!

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 03, 14:53:11

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 03, 11:07:00

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 03, 01:35:39

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Jul 03, 01:22:35

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 03, 00:43:22

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Jul 03, 00:37:20
You know how sometimes, when you're near a city, there's a sign post with a bunch of signs pointing and names of cities and such on them? I think simply looking at those signs puts markers for those places on your map. My character hasn't even heard of Morthal, but it's marked on my map, and I saw a sign for it.

All nine capitals are marked on your map from the start of the game.

Ah. Explains it.

So, I just accidentally found a tunnel system under the prison in Whiterun. o_O I looked it up, and it's apparently the best way to escape, especially since there's a grate right behind the chest containing your stuff, so you can get your stuff back on the way out. It leads into the Guard Barracks, but they don't attack if you come up in there.

Though... it's probably best to enter from the Guard Barracks before you get arrested, so you can pull the lever to open a door you need to get through to even get to the ladder to the exit. The door has an Expert level lock.

I never did much risky illegal stuff, but I remember reading in the Shadowmarks book that there's a specific mark that denotes easy escape routes... I'm impressed that they actually implemented all that stuff.

I never did crime (and get caught. I'm very, very careful about my crime) but apparently if you use the escape route, they shut it after that. Use it wisely.

Stupid thugs! I left no evidence, there was no way you could find out who did what where! NOW STOP ATTACKING ME WHEN I WANT TO PICKPOCKET BANDITS!

Man, tell me about it... that jerk Faendal sent three thugs after me for stealing a couple of things, and the guards did nothing to help me.

...So to get revenge, I snuck into his house at night and stole literally everything that wasn't nailed down.  0:)

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 03, 18:02:25
I went and killed Aela the Huntress in Whiterun because she noticed me pickpocketing her and next day I get a message from a courier saying I was in her will and gives me 200 gold

Now I feel bad  DD:

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 03, 18:15:33

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 03, 18:02:25
I went and killed Aela the Huntress in Whiterun because she noticed me pickpocketing her and next day I get a message from a courier saying I was in her will and gives me 200 gold

Now I feel bad  DD:

Wow, I didn't realize that could happen. Guilt-tripped from beyond the grave...

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 03, 18:30:47

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 03, 18:15:33

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 03, 18:02:25
I went and killed Aela the Huntress in Whiterun because she noticed me pickpocketing her and next day I get a message from a courier saying I was in her will and gives me 200 gold

Now I feel bad  DD:

Wow, I didn't realize that could happen. Guilt-tripped from beyond the grave...

Yep  ono

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 03, 18:32:05

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 03, 18:30:47

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 03, 18:15:33

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 03, 18:02:25
I went and killed Aela the Huntress in Whiterun because she noticed me pickpocketing her and next day I get a message from a courier saying I was in her will and gives me 200 gold

Now I feel bad  DD:

Wow, I didn't realize that could happen. Guilt-tripped from beyond the grave...

Yep  ono

I once helped out these miners clear their mine.
One of them randomly died while I was out in Solitude.
I actually nearly cried from some reason.

Quote from: kremsly on 2012 Jul 05, 16:53:31

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 03, 18:32:05

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 03, 18:30:47

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 03, 18:15:33

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 03, 18:02:25
I went and killed Aela the Huntress in Whiterun because she noticed me pickpocketing her and next day I get a message from a courier saying I was in her will and gives me 200 gold

Now I feel bad  DD:

Wow, I didn't realize that could happen. Guilt-tripped from beyond the grave...

Yep  ono

I once helped out these miners clear their mine.
One of them randomly died while I was out in Solitude.
I actually nearly cried from some reason.

i know which mine you mean i randomly went back there and found a miner casually mining with the draugr in the next tunnel!

Quote from: Lusterless Nova on 2012 Jul 06, 08:57:27
I really like how much mods are out there for skyrim. My favorite mod changes the moons texture. Guess to what.
Hint: It obviously has to do something with MLP FiM.

Quote from: Lusterless Nova on 2012 Jul 06, 08:57:27
I really like how much mods are out there for skyrim. My favorite mod changes the moons texture. Guess to what.
Hint: It obviously has to do something with MLP FiM.

Quote from: Lusterless Nova on 2012 Jul 06, 08:57:27
I really like how much mods are out there for skyrim. My favorite mod changes the moons texture. Guess to what.
Hint: It obviously has to do something with MLP FiM.

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Jul 06, 23:42:32
Skyrim needs boxes because baskets and cauldrons are hard to stack.

I got so desperate trying to steal from Arcadia's Cauldron that I tried to stack my baskets into a tower I could hide behind. Stupid Arcadia wouldn't stop staring at me, and she refused to wear a basket on her head.

Quote from: Shadow Mare on 2012 Jul 07, 08:45:10
Why can't I get my hands on a enchantment of poison resistance?

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 07, 08:01:42
My Bosmer rogue has max sneak along with a filled sneak skill tree and nightingale armor,

I can go in, steal everything from the shop without being seen once  B)

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 07, 14:55:10

Quote from: Shadow Mare on 2012 Jul 07, 08:45:10
Why can't I get my hands on a enchantment of poison resistance?

Try the Dark Brotherhood armor, unless you've killed 'em all and sold their gear already? I'm a bit curious why you'd want something like that in the first place, too.

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 07, 08:01:42
My Bosmer rogue has max sneak along with a filled sneak skill tree and nightingale armor,

I can go in, steal everything from the shop without being seen once  B)

I'm tempted to work on either a generic rogue or stealth/magic combo soon, but it sounds like sneak gets ridiculously powerful at high levels. I wish this game weren't so easy to break...

Quote from: Ninkon on 2012 Jul 07, 14:58:47

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 07, 14:55:10

Quote from: Shadow Mare on 2012 Jul 07, 08:45:10
Why can't I get my hands on a enchantment of poison resistance?

Try the Dark Brotherhood armor, unless you've killed 'em all and sold their gear already? I'm a bit curious why you'd want something like that in the first place, too.

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 07, 08:01:42
My Bosmer rogue has max sneak along with a filled sneak skill tree and nightingale armor,

I can go in, steal everything from the shop without being seen once  B)

I'm tempted to work on either a generic rogue or stealth/magic combo soon, but it sounds like sneak gets ridiculously powerful at high levels. I wish this game weren't so easy to break...

Step 1: cast calm
step 2: Backstab
step 3: repeat until target is dead

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Jul 07, 20:34:27
Ah, speaking of content... Books. ovO I'm collecting the interesting-seeming ones. Stealing them like a nutter. Once I get back up to the point where I can buy Breezehome, I'm gonna furnish it and put them on the shelves for later. I'm totally gonna waste time reading books.

In fact, I'm trying to collect the books about Barenziah. All the Biography volumes and all the "The Real Barenziah" volumes.

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 07, 21:34:19

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Jul 07, 20:34:27
Ah, speaking of content... Books. ovO I'm collecting the interesting-seeming ones. Stealing them like a nutter. Once I get back up to the point where I can buy Breezehome, I'm gonna furnish it and put them on the shelves for later. I'm totally gonna waste time reading books.

In fact, I'm trying to collect the books about Barenziah. All the Biography volumes and all the "The Real Barenziah" volumes.

I collect books on most of my characters, then I throw them in a chest and never get around to reading them.  =P

Time to start a sneaky dual-wieldy type, even though I've been avoiding that style because of the lack of strategy involved... it just looks so cool.  :3 Not planning on joining the DB, though, because I almost always prefer playing good or neutral characters. Maybe that makes me strange? (I'll still be wearing most of their armor, fresh off Astrid's body.)

Quote from: Lusterless Nova on 2012 Jul 07, 21:40:13
Do you know about the ancient shrouded robes? They are even better then the ones you get from astrid.

Quote from: Lusterless Nova on 2012 Jul 07, 21:40:13
Do you know about the ancient shrouded robes? They are even better then the ones you get from astrid.

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 07, 22:18:03
I always wanted a mage with thalmor armor since it looks so cool  X3

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 07, 14:55:10

Quote from: Shadow Mare on 2012 Jul 07, 08:45:10
Why can't I get my hands on a enchantment of poison resistance?

Try the Dark Brotherhood armor, unless you've killed 'em all and sold their gear already? I'm a bit curious why you'd want something like that in the first place, too.

Quote from: kremsly on 2012 Jul 08, 12:33:12
dear god i just released that the total defence of unmodded deadric armour is 144 and my modded armour is 410, and i still get my rump handed to me to times!

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 08, 13:08:04
Try lowering the the combat difficulty, that should do the trick  :)

Quote from: kremsly on 2012 Jul 08, 15:38:15

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 08, 13:08:04
Try lowering the the combat difficulty, that should do the trick  :)

ah, I should of mentioned i have "enhanced high-level gameplay" mod installed  x3. and besides it's a nice change of pace ; having to use potions and spells for once

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 08, 15:53:25

Quote from: kremsly on 2012 Jul 08, 15:38:15

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 08, 13:08:04
Try lowering the the combat difficulty, that should do the trick  :)

ah, I should of mentioned i have "enhanced high-level gameplay" mod installed  x3. and besides it's a nice change of pace ; having to use potions and spells for once

Did somebody make a hardcore mod where you have to actually eat and sleep and if you die, it's over?

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 08, 16:18:38

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 08, 15:53:25

Did somebody make a hardcore mod where you have to actually eat and sleep and if you die, it's over?

There are a couple of hardcore-ish mods like that. In the main one I saw, failing to do those things doesn't kill you, but it does weaken (and eventually completely stop) your health/magicka/stamina regen.

Quote from: kremsly on 2012 Jul 08, 17:45:00

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 08, 16:18:38

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 08, 15:53:25

Did somebody make a hardcore mod where you have to actually eat and sleep and if you die, it's over?

There are a couple of hardcore-ish mods like that. In the main one I saw, failing to do those things doesn't kill you, but it does weaken (and eventually completely stop) your health/magicka/stamina regen.

if you ask me this is the most hardcore mod is "imps more complex needs" you need to work with calories, hydration, nutrients, sleep, mental fatigue, physical fatigue and blood if you'r a vampire


(ofcourse theres a basic version if your not that hardcore  ;))

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 08, 17:48:53
I hope it includes some way to drink water, because it could get kind of annoying to have to drink a bottle of beer every ten minutes.  =P

Quote from: kremsly on 2012 Jul 08, 17:56:22

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 08, 17:48:53
I hope it includes some way to drink water, because it could get kind of annoying to have to drink a bottle of beer every ten minutes.  =P

don't worry it does and in fact you can die from alcohol poisoning

and if anyone is interested in using this mod: http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/10639 (http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/10639)

Quote from: Lusterless Nova on 2012 Jul 08, 18:39:00

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 08, 18:37:24

Quote from: kremsly on 2012 Jul 08, 17:56:22

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 08, 17:48:53
I hope it includes some way to drink water, because it could get kind of annoying to have to drink a bottle of beer every ten minutes.  =P

don't worry it does and in fact you can die from alcohol poisoning

and if anyone is interested in using this mod: http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/10639 (http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/10639)

Now if only I had a PC to play Skyrim on  :'(

Go and buy one. Or wait until Christmas and use the money you get to buy one.

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Jul 09, 04:14:40
There's no way my computer would be able to handle Skyrim. :l Besides, we bought an Xbox360 Slim just so we could play newer games because our 1st gen can't handle newer games anymore.

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 09, 07:16:57

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Jul 09, 04:14:40
There's no way my computer would be able to handle Skyrim. :l Besides, we bought an Xbox360 Slim just so we could play newer games because our 1st gen can't handle newer games anymore.

I have a 2007 xbox 360 and it's running games like always  :/

Quote from: Blues-Music on 2012 Jul 09, 08:15:16
I got it for the PS3.
I can't get dawngaurd ,or any of the steam workshop stuff  :'(.

Quote from: Blues-Music on 2012 Jul 09, 18:32:51
PS3 is a regularly updated system so it would be easy to make a download of mods ,games ,and workshops

Quote from: Iodine on 2012 Jul 11, 10:59:55
I'm working on a mod to add an underground player home. None of the actual player homes have enough space to throw all my hoarded items on the floor so I'm making one myself. I haven't worked on it in over a week though, I need to get back into it.

Oh yeah, there is a max number of items you can have in a cell... it depends on your computer, but it can be several thousand. The game will actually start purging items after a certain point so stuff will disappear. I need to check what that number is.

Quote from: Lusterless Nova on 2012 Jul 11, 19:32:57

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 11, 19:25:30
I'm hoping they add in the ability to build your own house in the next DLC, it was shown in their collab of additions the developers were able to create in a week  ^-^

I know a mod that allows you to do something similar to this. Give me a while to find it

Quote from: Star Striker on 2012 Jul 12, 19:48:09
Hello Everypony of the Skyrim thread. oAo

I have the PS3 version, and I love it ^_^ Don't nothing about the mods available for the PC versions aside from what I've watched in youtube videos o3o The only character I play as is an Argonian woman named "Hij-Shae" she's predominantly an archer, though I occasionally bludgeon people with my Voldunthrug hammer. :I
Only level 43, since I don't play all the time, or all to frequently xD Had the game since christmas : D .. havn't even picked a side yet for stormcloaks/imperials ;;

Quote from: Star Striker on 2012 Jul 12, 19:48:09
Don't nothing about the mods available for the PC versions aside from what I've watched in youtube videos o3o

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 12, 20:21:45

Quote from: Star Striker on 2012 Jul 12, 19:48:09
Hello Everypony of the Skyrim thread. oAo

I have the PS3 version, and I love it ^_^ Don't nothing about the mods available for the PC versions aside from what I've watched in youtube videos o3o The only character I play as is an Argonian woman named "Hij-Shae" she's predominantly an archer, though I occasionally bludgeon people with my Voldunthrug hammer. :I
Only level 43, since I don't play all the time, or all to frequently xD Had the game since christmas : D .. havn't even picked a side yet for stormcloaks/imperials ;;

Welcome to our random Elder Scroll chat thread  ^-^

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 13, 19:57:03

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 12, 20:21:45

Quote from: Star Striker on 2012 Jul 12, 19:48:09
Hello Everypony of the Skyrim thread. oAo

I have the PS3 version, and I love it ^_^ Don't nothing about the mods available for the PC versions aside from what I've watched in youtube videos o3o The only character I play as is an Argonian woman named "Hij-Shae" she's predominantly an archer, though I occasionally bludgeon people with my Voldunthrug hammer. :I
Only level 43, since I don't play all the time, or all to frequently xD Had the game since christmas : D .. havn't even picked a side yet for stormcloaks/imperials ;;

Welcome to our random Elder Scroll chat thread  ^-^

Seconded! And I don't think I'd call 43 low - I've dumped a ridiculous amount of time into this game since February, but across several different characters, and I don't think any are higher than 41  :P

Quote from: Lord of Madness on 2012 Jul 17, 22:17:48
everyone TAKE NOTE! there is a way in game without cheating to make weapons able to 1 hit ANY enemy in the game on HARD... I find the game boring now... as i have killed everything... ever...  :P so im going to give you the advice... dont do ANYTHING that can blacksmith weapons infinitely.

Quote from: Lusterless Nova on 2012 Jul 17, 22:28:19
I got bored of it quite early. Thats why i am always looking out for mods. It makes the game a lot more challenging when you balance it out and get more dungeons.
But thats probably just my opinion.

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 17, 22:43:36

Spoiler: show

Quote from: Lord of Madness on 2012 Jul 17, 22:17:48
everyone TAKE NOTE! there is a way in game without cheating to make weapons able to 1 hit ANY enemy in the game on HARD... I find the game boring now... as i have killed everything... ever...  so im going to give you the advice... dont do ANYTHING that can blacksmith weapons infinitely.

At the risk of sounding like a jerk, that is super old news! The awful thing is, it's not just that - there are craploads of ways to make the game completely trivial with virtually no effort. Skyrim's an awesome game, but the balance is terrible. Some examples (aside from the crafting loop you mentioned):

-Impact perk + reduced Destruction cost gear (basically lets you shoot enemies repeatedly for no cost while also stunlocking them)
-Calm -> sneak attack -> repeat -> repeat -> repeat
-Eat food that gives you +x stamina per second, and shield bash everything to death with infinite stamina
-Elemental Fury shout + dual wield (okay, this one isn't quite as abusive as the others)

I'm also told that having two of the final summoned daedra will steamroll everything in the game, but that at least takes some effort to get.

It makes me a sad panda that you have to restrict yourself from using so many different things just to give the game a fighting chance. 

There are some mods that balance a lot of this stuff better, but they're a pretty mixed bag.

Quote from: Lusterless Nova on 2012 Jul 17, 22:28:19
I got bored of it quite early. Thats why i am always looking out for mods. It makes the game a lot more challenging when you balance it out and get more dungeons.
But thats probably just my opinion.

More dungeons, huh? Tell me if you find any good ones (assuming they're not tuned to blacksmith-haxed weapons).

Quote from: Lord of Madness on 2012 Jul 17, 22:49:09

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 17, 22:43:36

Spoiler: show

Quote from: Lord of Madness on 2012 Jul 17, 22:17:48
everyone TAKE NOTE! there is a way in game without cheating to make weapons able to 1 hit ANY enemy in the game on HARD... I find the game boring now... as i have killed everything... ever...  so im going to give you the advice... dont do ANYTHING that can blacksmith weapons infinitely.

At the risk of sounding like a jerk, that is super old news! The awful thing is, it's not just that - there are craploads of ways to make the game completely trivial with virtually no effort. Skyrim's an awesome game, but the balance is terrible. Some examples (aside from the crafting loop you mentioned):

-Impact perk + reduced Destruction cost gear (basically lets you shoot enemies repeatedly for no cost while also stunlocking them)
-Calm -> sneak attack -> repeat -> repeat -> repeat
-Eat food that gives you +x stamina per second, and shield bash everything to death with infinite stamina
-Elemental Fury shout + dual wield (okay, this one isn't quite as abusive as the others)

I'm also told that having two of the final summoned daedra will steamroll everything in the game, but that at least takes some effort to get.

It makes me a sad panda that you have to restrict yourself from using so many different things just to give the game a fighting chance. 

There are some mods that balance a lot of this stuff better, but they're a pretty mixed bag.

Quote from: Lusterless Nova on 2012 Jul 17, 22:28:19
I got bored of it quite early. Thats why i am always looking out for mods. It makes the game a lot more challenging when you balance it out and get more dungeons.
But thats probably just my opinion.

More dungeons, huh? Tell me if you find any good ones (assuming they're not tuned to blacksmith-haxed weapons).

I completely agree with you, I find it EXTREMELY EASY with my assassin! I just 1 hit EVERYTHING! I can even stand right in front of the enemy! and I can sneak attack them from there!

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 17, 22:51:06

Quote from: Lord of Madness on 2012 Jul 17, 22:49:09

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 17, 22:43:36

Spoiler: show

Quote from: Lord of Madness on 2012 Jul 17, 22:17:48
everyone TAKE NOTE! there is a way in game without cheating to make weapons able to 1 hit ANY enemy in the game on HARD... I find the game boring now... as i have killed everything... ever...  so im going to give you the advice... dont do ANYTHING that can blacksmith weapons infinitely.

At the risk of sounding like a jerk, that is super old news! The awful thing is, it's not just that - there are craploads of ways to make the game completely trivial with virtually no effort. Skyrim's an awesome game, but the balance is terrible. Some examples (aside from the crafting loop you mentioned):

-Impact perk + reduced Destruction cost gear (basically lets you shoot enemies repeatedly for no cost while also stunlocking them)
-Calm -> sneak attack -> repeat -> repeat -> repeat
-Eat food that gives you +x stamina per second, and shield bash everything to death with infinite stamina
-Elemental Fury shout + dual wield (okay, this one isn't quite as abusive as the others)

I'm also told that having two of the final summoned daedra will steamroll everything in the game, but that at least takes some effort to get.

It makes me a sad panda that you have to restrict yourself from using so many different things just to give the game a fighting chance. 

There are some mods that balance a lot of this stuff better, but they're a pretty mixed bag.

Quote from: Lusterless Nova on 2012 Jul 17, 22:28:19
I got bored of it quite early. Thats why i am always looking out for mods. It makes the game a lot more challenging when you balance it out and get more dungeons.
But thats probably just my opinion.

More dungeons, huh? Tell me if you find any good ones (assuming they're not tuned to blacksmith-haxed weapons).

I completely agree with you, I find it EXTREMELY EASY with my assassin! I just 1 hit EVERYTHING! I can even stand right in front of the enemy! and I can sneak attack them from there!

Oh yeah, I forgot about that... and of course the most ridiculous part is that even if they see you, if you have the final perk, you can crouch and sneak attack mid-combat  >:/

Quote from: wvDarkSaviorvw on 2012 Jul 19, 20:11:33
sooo... about skyrim, My character is a woodelf Vampire with maxed out legendary dual enchanted ebony armor, my sword does soul trap and burns targets if the moons are out. her name is Freya, the same name as my OC. she has Mjoll the lioness as her follower who also has ebony armor. I am level 81. I have been an Elder Scrolls fan since the dawn of Oblivion, at the release of Skyrim, i wore a suit of armor to Gamestop and had a mini battle with a guy in a troll outfit. (not planned) i used to make mods for Oblivion until my gaming pc died. im a lore maniac of the elder scrolls, my psn name is the same as my LoE username if you want to add me. and that winter wraps it up. be safe citizens.

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 19, 21:23:35

Spoiler: show

My wood elf is wearing snow elf light armor from the DLC and is dual wields two daedric swords along with a dragon bone bow

Quote from: Lord of Madness on 2012 Jul 19, 23:45:35
I made a nordic warrior... lvl 81... I have a legendary daedric great sword... I 1 hit everything... even dragons.

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 20, 00:24:08

Quote from: Lord of Madness on 2012 Jul 19, 23:45:35
I made a nordic warrior... lvl 81... I have a legendary daedric great sword... I 1 hit everything... even dragons.

You should upgrade to a dragonbone great sword, it's stronger

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 20, 00:46:24

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 20, 00:24:08

Quote from: Lord of Madness on 2012 Jul 19, 23:45:35
I made a nordic warrior... lvl 81... I have a legendary daedric great sword... I 1 hit everything... even dragons.

You should upgrade to a dragonbone great sword, it's stronger

Yeah, so you can go from 1-hitting everything to 1-hitting everything.  ovO

I haven't seen the official dragonbone weapons yet, though I've heard they look kind of silly...

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 20, 00:46:24

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 20, 00:24:08

Quote from: Lord of Madness on 2012 Jul 19, 23:45:35
I made a nordic warrior... lvl 81... I have a legendary daedric great sword... I 1 hit everything... even dragons.

You should upgrade to a dragonbone great sword, it's stronger

Yeah, so you can go from 1-hitting everything to 1-hitting everything.  ovO

I haven't seen the official dragonbone weapons yet, though I've heard they look kind of silly...

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 21, 22:36:47
One of my biggest complaints in this game is one specific perk.
CONDITIONING
It removes the biggest disadvantages of Heavy armor.

Spoiler: show

(http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/097/663/whywouldyoudothat.jpg?1318992465)

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 21, 22:41:16

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 21, 22:36:47
One of my biggest complaints in this game is one specific perk.
CONDITIONING
It removes the biggest disadvantages of Heavy armor.

Spoiler: show

(http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/097/663/whywouldyoudothat.jpg?1318992465)

Perhaps because heavy armor is complete junk in Skyrim, at least at mid to high levels. The armor cap is easily reachable with light armor too, meaning that heavy doesn't protect more once you get there (and it's not hard to get there); light armor gets the +50% stamina regen perk, which is pretty huge (especially compared to half fall damage and increased unarmed damage); and finally, you have to take a heck of a lot more perk points to get all the good stuff in the Heavy Armor tree. Heavy armor looks pretty cool, and... that's really about it.

But yeah, it would be nice if they found a way to make heavy armor usable without making it functionally generic. At least there are mods for this kind of thing.

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 21, 22:44:53

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 21, 22:41:16

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 21, 22:36:47
One of my biggest complaints in this game is one specific perk.
CONDITIONING
It removes the biggest disadvantages of Heavy armor.

Spoiler: show

(http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/097/663/whywouldyoudothat.jpg?1318992465)

Perhaps because heavy armor is complete junk in Skyrim, at least at mid to high levels. The armor cap is easily reachable with light armor too, meaning that heavy doesn't protect more once you get there (and it's not hard to get there); light armor gets the +50% stamina regen perk, which is pretty huge (especially compared to half fall damage and increased unarmed damage); and finally, you have to take a heck of a lot more perk points to get all the good stuff in the Heavy Armor tree. Heavy armor looks pretty cool, and... that's really about it.

But yeah, it would be nice if they found a way to make heavy armor usable without making it functionally generic. At least there are mods for this kind of thing.

Well then change how the armor system works. There's still no reason to use Heavy Armor other than the damage refection perk, even then it's still pointless compared to Light Armor.
Each armor needs a point, Light Armor for the maneuverable, Heavy for the tough.
I wish they kept Medium Armor and Unarmored from Morrowind.

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 21, 23:54:55

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 21, 22:44:53

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 21, 22:41:16

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 21, 22:36:47
One of my biggest complaints in this game is one specific perk.
CONDITIONING
It removes the biggest disadvantages of Heavy armor.

Spoiler: show

(http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/097/663/whywouldyoudothat.jpg?1318992465)

Perhaps because heavy armor is complete junk in Skyrim, at least at mid to high levels. The armor cap is easily reachable with light armor too, meaning that heavy doesn't protect more once you get there (and it's not hard to get there); light armor gets the +50% stamina regen perk, which is pretty huge (especially compared to half fall damage and increased unarmed damage); and finally, you have to take a heck of a lot more perk points to get all the good stuff in the Heavy Armor tree. Heavy armor looks pretty cool, and... that's really about it.

But yeah, it would be nice if they found a way to make heavy armor usable without making it functionally generic. At least there are mods for this kind of thing.

Well then change how the armor system works. There's still no reason to use Heavy Armor other than the damage refection perk, even then it's still pointless compared to Light Armor.
Each armor needs a point, Light Armor for the maneuverable, Heavy for the tough.
I wish they kept Medium Armor and Unarmored from Morrowind.

Unarmored is technically mage outfits and everyother article of clothing that appears in the game that isn't marked as armor

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 21, 23:54:55

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 21, 22:44:53

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 21, 22:41:16

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 21, 22:36:47
One of my biggest complaints in this game is one specific perk.
CONDITIONING
It removes the biggest disadvantages of Heavy armor.

Spoiler: show

(http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/097/663/whywouldyoudothat.jpg?1318992465)

Perhaps because heavy armor is complete junk in Skyrim, at least at mid to high levels. The armor cap is easily reachable with light armor too, meaning that heavy doesn't protect more once you get there (and it's not hard to get there); light armor gets the +50% stamina regen perk, which is pretty huge (especially compared to half fall damage and increased unarmed damage); and finally, you have to take a heck of a lot more perk points to get all the good stuff in the Heavy Armor tree. Heavy armor looks pretty cool, and... that's really about it.

But yeah, it would be nice if they found a way to make heavy armor usable without making it functionally generic. At least there are mods for this kind of thing.

Well then change how the armor system works. There's still no reason to use Heavy Armor other than the damage refection perk, even then it's still pointless compared to Light Armor.
Each armor needs a point, Light Armor for the maneuverable, Heavy for the tough.
I wish they kept Medium Armor and Unarmored from Morrowind.

Unarmored is technically mage outfits and everyother article of clothing that appears in the game that isn't marked as armor

Quote from: Blues-Music on 2012 Jul 22, 12:22:14
Morrowind was a great game.Instead of giving you a GPS , a map , and the ability to teleport to places you been to you just get directions.
East west from here north south from here.Which is great because you never find where you're supposed to go , and end up discovering new stuff.

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 22, 12:54:53
Oblivion went a little overboard with the fast travel since you could fast travel to towns you haven't even been to yet  o.O

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Jul 22, 17:09:11
I have no idea which one. :P I'm confused about which one's good and which one's bad.

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 22, 17:19:07

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Jul 22, 17:09:11
I have no idea which one. :P I'm confused about which one's good and which one's bad.

Neither.
Stormcloaks want to be free from the Empire due to disagreeing with the Empire's laws, and they are under the control of Ulfric Stormcloak who, from what I know, is using the issues to gain control over Skyrim. The Stormcloaks keep forgetting that the Thalmor are far more powerful than they are, however.

The Empire wishes only to keep the peace, and though they did sign the White-Gold Concordat, it was done out of a need to survive. Almost always the Empire turns a blind eye to Talos worship, but the Thalmor cracks down on it and does as they please.

I would have sided with the Stormcloaks, were it not for two things. I find Ulfric horribly corrupt, and those Thalmor.

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 22, 17:20:33
Empire all the way. They're not always the best rulers, but they're also not incredibly racist jerks like the Stormcloaks.  :P

It strikes me as kind of ridiculous how the Stormcloaks reacted to the White-Gold Concordat or whatever it was called; the Empire had to choose between temporarily reducing religious freedom, or being taken over by the Thalmor, which would basically be worse in every way. Besides, a war between the Empire and the Stormcloaks weakens both, which is an awfully bad idea when there are a bunch of elves seeking world domination hanging out in your backyard.

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 22, 17:26:35
This, this all the way.
People say "Oh the Empire is weak" and "The Redguards kicked them out"

Quote from: Blues-Music on 2012 Jul 22, 19:14:36
"Why would an elf want to fight for skyrim?"I ended the discussion.I took out my bow.I shot Ulfric in the head.I joined the empire.
...
May I remind you Ulfric will always refuse to take jarl balgruufs axe. Meaning hes a war hungry racist.

Quote from: Blues-Music on 2012 Jul 23, 10:50:13
Puppet of the thalmor?The White-Gold Concordat had to be signed.Why?Skyrim is filled with resources that if one had he would be invincible.The treaty stopped war between thalmor , and the empire FORBIDDING the thalmor from attacking skyrim as long as the empire rules it.If the empire doesn't rule skyrim anymore nothing stops the thalmor from taking it.Listen to me I am a wood elf you do not want to mess with those villians.They are highly skilled in magic they could burn all the cities of skyrim.The empire rules you for you're own good the thalmor are stronger than the stormcloaks you won't stand a chance.May I remind you that they have a huge army?Those millions you see trying to figure out what to do about the dragons are just the ones assigned to skyrim.Lets remember who saved all of tamriel from oblivion.It was the empire.Did the stormcloaks send armies through the gates of oblivion?No they were just waiting for the right time to fool everyone.The empire stood against oblivion , and it can stand against a couple of power hungry racists.

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 23, 10:58:58
Jarl Balgruuf cannot be a war hungry puppet of the Thalmor, as he quite clearly hates the Thalmor.
Please, try again.

Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Jul 23, 13:41:48

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 23, 10:58:58
Jarl Balgruuf cannot be a war hungry puppet of the Thalmor, as he quite clearly hates the Thalmor.
Please, try again.

Yet he does their bidding, maybe he won't get his orders directly from the Thalmor, but he follow the orders of the Empire who in turn do whatever the Thalmor say.
Who is more foolish the fool who follows or the fool who follows the fool who follows... You know the point I try to make?

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 23, 14:06:10

Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Jul 23, 13:41:48

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 23, 10:58:58
Jarl Balgruuf cannot be a war hungry puppet of the Thalmor, as he quite clearly hates the Thalmor.
Please, try again.

Yet he does their bidding, maybe he won't get his orders directly from the Thalmor, but he follow the orders of the Empire who in turn do whatever the Thalmor say.
Who is more foolish the fool who follows or the fool who follows the fool who follows... You know the point I try to make?

The Empire obeys the Thalmor so they won't be completely obliterated.
Balgruuf went with the side that was most likely going to get him out of the situation alive.
If you actually payed attention to him at the start of the game you'd know he didn't have an allegiance until it was time for the axe, along with most of Whiterun.

Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Jul 23, 14:14:47

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 23, 14:06:10

Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Jul 23, 13:41:48

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 23, 10:58:58
Jarl Balgruuf cannot be a war hungry puppet of the Thalmor, as he quite clearly hates the Thalmor.
Please, try again.

Yet he does their bidding, maybe he won't get his orders directly from the Thalmor, but he follow the orders of the Empire who in turn do whatever the Thalmor say.
Who is more foolish the fool who follows or the fool who follows the fool who follows... You know the point I try to make?

The Empire obeys the Thalmor so they won't be completely obliterated.
Balgruuf went with the side that was most likely going to get him out of the situation alive.
If you actually payed attention to him at the start of the game you'd know he didn't have an allegiance until it was time for the axe, along with most of Whiterun.

He still declared his allegiance, even though he did it later, to the Empire. And then my whole point was valid again.

Spoiler: @Blues Music: What do you call a Wood Elf who doesn't lie or cheat or steal? • show

A dead Wood Elf.

Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Jul 23, 14:14:47

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 23, 14:06:10

Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Jul 23, 13:41:48

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 23, 10:58:58
Jarl Balgruuf cannot be a war hungry puppet of the Thalmor, as he quite clearly hates the Thalmor.
Please, try again.

Yet he does their bidding, maybe he won't get his orders directly from the Thalmor, but he follow the orders of the Empire who in turn do whatever the Thalmor say.
Who is more foolish the fool who follows or the fool who follows the fool who follows... You know the point I try to make?

The Empire obeys the Thalmor so they won't be completely obliterated.
Balgruuf went with the side that was most likely going to get him out of the situation alive.
If you actually payed attention to him at the start of the game you'd know he didn't have an allegiance until it was time for the axe, along with most of Whiterun.

He still declared his allegiance, even though he did it later, to the Empire. And then my whole point was valid again.

Spoiler: @Blues Music: What do you call a Wood Elf who doesn't lie or cheat or steal? • show

A dead Wood Elf.

Quote from: Blues-Music on 2012 Jul 23, 14:51:08

Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Jul 23, 14:14:47

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 23, 14:06:10

Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Jul 23, 13:41:48

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 23, 10:58:58
Jarl Balgruuf cannot be a war hungry puppet of the Thalmor, as he quite clearly hates the Thalmor.
Please, try again.

Yet he does their bidding, maybe he won't get his orders directly from the Thalmor, but he follow the orders of the Empire who in turn do whatever the Thalmor say.
Who is more foolish the fool who follows or the fool who follows the fool who follows... You know the point I try to make?

The Empire obeys the Thalmor so they won't be completely obliterated.
Balgruuf went with the side that was most likely going to get him out of the situation alive.
If you actually payed attention to him at the start of the game you'd know he didn't have an allegiance until it was time for the axe, along with most of Whiterun.

He still declared his allegiance, even though he did it later, to the Empire. And then my whole point was valid again.

Spoiler: @Blues Music: What do you call a Wood Elf who doesn't lie or cheat or steal? • show

A dead Wood Elf.

I see the soldier isn't far from the leader.Is every single stormcloak a racist?You just proved my point well answer this question
What do you call a stormcloak that actually fights for good?Fired.

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 23, 15:03:31

Quote from: Blues-Music on 2012 Jul 23, 14:51:08

Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Jul 23, 14:14:47

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Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 23, 10:58:58
Jarl Balgruuf cannot be a war hungry puppet of the Thalmor, as he quite clearly hates the Thalmor.
Please, try again.

Yet he does their bidding, maybe he won't get his orders directly from the Thalmor, but he follow the orders of the Empire who in turn do whatever the Thalmor say.
Who is more foolish the fool who follows or the fool who follows the fool who follows... You know the point I try to make?

The Empire obeys the Thalmor so they won't be completely obliterated.
Balgruuf went with the side that was most likely going to get him out of the situation alive.
If you actually payed attention to him at the start of the game you'd know he didn't have an allegiance until it was time for the axe, along with most of Whiterun.

He still declared his allegiance, even though he did it later, to the Empire. And then my whole point was valid again.

Spoiler: @Blues Music: What do you call a Wood Elf who doesn't lie or cheat or steal? • show

A dead Wood Elf.

I see the soldier isn't far from the leader.Is every single stormcloak a racist?You just proved my point well answer this question
What do you call a stormcloak that actually fights for good?Fired.

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Don't fight fire with fire unless it's literal fire.

Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Jul 23, 15:22:14
Book from Daggerfall called "Jokes". (http://content3.uesp.net/w/index.php?title=Lore:Jokes&oldid=691806)
I'm a Redguard myself and there is also a joke about them.

Quote from: Blues-Music on 2012 Jul 23, 18:06:11

Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Jul 23, 15:22:14
Book from Daggerfall called "Jokes". (http://content3.uesp.net/w/index.php?title=Lore:Jokes&oldid=691806)
I'm a Redguard myself and there is also a joke about them.

Well of course its the Daggerfall joke book even in my basement shelf , but I don't use them to insult people.

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 23, 18:14:44
It's nearly impossible for the Thalmor to take over Skyrim if the Empire pulled out and here's why...

Spoiler: show

1. Geography- Summerset Isle is located on the complete opposite side of Tamriel to Skyrim which means the Thalmor would have to deal with long and thin supply routes. A naval attack would be suicidal because the coast of Skyrim is constantly frozen and littered with icebergs and unstable weather. The only possible solution would be going on an all out land assault which would be difficult due to the fact that Skyrim is literally protected by a mountain ridge with only small pathways that could easily be held by a couple of Nords.
2.Patriotism- The Thalmor would be fighting a war for conquest while the Nords would be fighting for their homeland, this could usually help win a war.
3. Dovahkiin

Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Jul 23, 18:17:11
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Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 23, 18:14:44
It's nearly impossible for the Thalmor to take over Skyrim if the Empire pulled out and here's why...

Spoiler: show

1. Geography- Summerset Isle is located on the complete opposite side of Tamriel to Skyrim which means the Thalmor would have to deal with long and thin supply routes. A naval attack would be suicidal because the coast of Skyrim is constantly frozen and littered with icebergs and unstable weather. The only possible solution would be going on an all out land assault which would be difficult due to the fact that Skyrim is literally protected by a mountain ridge with only small pathways that could easily be held by a couple of Nords.
2.Patriotism- The Thalmor would be fighting a war for conquest while the Nords would be fighting for their homeland, this could usually help win a war.
3. Dovahkiin

Also a fan of the lore?

Quote from: Blues-Music on 2012 Jul 24, 12:21:40
Sadly Little Judas had to ruin that conversation. :l
Lets start another one.Where do you live?I live in markarth

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 24, 12:23:07

Quote from: Blues-Music on 2012 Jul 24, 12:21:40
Sadly Little Judas had to ruin that conversation. :l
Lets start another one.Where do you live?I live in markarth

I use my home only for storage, I do not actually live there.
Lydia does.

Quote from: Blues-Music on 2012 Jul 24, 12:38:43

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 24, 12:23:07

Quote from: Blues-Music on 2012 Jul 24, 12:21:40
Sadly Little Judas had to ruin that conversation. :l
Lets start another one.Where do you live?I live in markarth

I use my home only for storage, I do not actually live there.
Lydia does.

A house can be used for many things.I like to keep my books there I still haven't even read half of them.Still reading up on the third age.

Quote from: Blues-Music on 2012 Jul 24, 13:36:19
My favorite books are about the dwemer.They always fascinate me for some reason espicially since they looked a lot more differently before the underground slavery.I hope I can talk to a member of the fourth race of elves.

Quote from: Blues-Music on 2012 Jul 24, 12:21:40
Where do you live?I live in markarth

Quote from: Blues-Music on 2012 Jul 24, 12:21:40
Lets start another one.Where do you live?I live in markarth

Quote from: Blues-Music on 2012 Jul 24, 12:21:40
Lets start another one.Where do you live?I live in markarth

Quote from: Dr.Insaneoats on 2012 Jul 24, 18:29:00
When you live in Solitude, why would you want to live anywhere else? Its a big city that has everything you would ever want, and since the house you buy there is the biggest in the entire game, I have plenty more space to decorate the house with weapons, armor, unique items, and daedric artifacts.

Quote from: hyper drive [HD] on 2012 Jul 24, 18:25:05
anypony got any mods?

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 24, 18:42:53
I could buy every house possible in skyrim since I gathered 100k worth of gold with no mods or cheats  X3

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Quote from: hyper drive [HD] on 2012 Jul 24, 18:25:05
anypony got any mods?

Yep, although most of them aren't too flashy. Here are the main ones I use now or have used in the past:

-Jaysus Swords - weapon mod with tuns of visual variety (and load screens with depressingly bad grammar)
-Sounds of Skyrim - sound mod that makes the game sound a lot more alive
-"Ultra Realistic World Lighting" - makes the game less gray, more colorful, and a bit darker at night
-Ranger Ridge - modest-sized but very cool house for ranger-type characters
-The Asteria - a friggin' airship home
-Apocalypse Spell Package - adds tons of interesting new spells, although some of them are pretty overpowered

Those, and a handful of balance mods to make Destruction and Heavy Armor less awful.

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 24, 18:42:53
I could buy every house possible in skyrim since I gathered 100k worth of gold with no mods or cheats 

I'm kind of tempted to start a new character to see if I can get that high without ever killing anything - just by abusing alchemy, which is absurdly profitable. I guess this could get boring quickly though 

edit: You know what would be fantastic? A mod that makes it so that almost every NPC is dead, and you have to survive on your own, without having craptons of cheaply available crafting materials and potions and stuff like that. A sort of post-apocalyptic Skyrim, I guess.

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Quote from: Dr.Insaneoats on 2012 Jul 24, 18:29:00
When you live in Solitude, why would you want to live anywhere else? Its a big city that has everything you would ever want, and since the house you buy there is the biggest in the entire game, I have plenty more space to decorate the house with weapons, armor, unique items, and daedric artifacts.

I can't find a single vendor in there that works better than the ones in Whiterun.
I never have enough gold, or healing potions.
I use the Steed Sign fore the sole reason of +100 carry weight.

Quote from: CyanideInsanity on 2012 Jul 25, 04:26:26
Browsing the skyrim nexus, I found a mod that changes your characters dialogue to that which is more like how a khajiit would talk. Definitely helps immersion when playing as a khajiit. Anyone else use it?

Quote from: kremsly on 2012 Jul 25, 06:15:12
FOUND IT!
http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/14513 (http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/14513)

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 25, 07:10:50
I tried a mod on a friends computer that let you visit the lands of the khajit  :3

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 24, 18:42:53
I could buy every house possible in skyrim since I gathered 100k worth of gold with no mods or cheats  X3

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Jul 25, 19:50:00

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 24, 18:42:53
I could buy every house possible in skyrim since I gathered 100k worth of gold with no mods or cheats  X3

Does glitching through the map to get to a merchant's hidden chest count as a cheat? :P I've only done this once, under Skyforge. I encountered some luck there, since the merchant happened to be selling a chestplate that grants you more HP.

Hmmm, booooks. Books I'm most interested in at the moment are ones about Barenziah, ones about the Dwemer, Aedra and Daedra, and Lost Legends. The book Lost Legends can be found in Dragonsreach, and it starts a quest that you can only get from that book.

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Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Jul 25, 19:50:00

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 24, 18:42:53
I could buy every house possible in skyrim since I gathered 100k worth of gold with no mods or cheats  X3

Does glitching through the map to get to a merchant's hidden chest count as a cheat? :P I've only done this once, under Skyforge. I encountered some luck there, since the merchant happened to be selling a chestplate that grants you more HP.

Hmmm, booooks. Books I'm most interested in at the moment are ones about Barenziah, ones about the Dwemer, Aedra and Daedra, and Lost Legends. The book Lost Legends can be found in Dragonsreach, and it starts a quest that you can only get from that book.

Yes, that definitely counts.  :P

You don't need that book to start the quest though - it also starts if you kill any of the three bosses, and one of them's part of the first Mages Guild quest. Anyway, Forbidden Legend was a pretty fun quest, but the final reward seemed a bit underwhelming.  >:/

Quote from: Lord of Madness on 2012 Jul 25, 21:04:05
P.s none shall beat my spell caster LIGHTNING CANNON BLLLAAAA bu really i love how OP they can be  ^-^

Quote from: kremsly on 2012 Jul 25, 07:56:52

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 25, 07:10:50
I tried a mod on a friends computer that let you visit the lands of the khajit  :3

oh you mean moonpath to elsweyr? (http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/9782)

i gave it a go it was pretty well made but the options in conversations felt too sarcastic and there was a tone of walking and due too scipting the whole place is set in a building sou can't quick travel anywhere  DD:

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 25, 21:55:19
Wish there was a way to equip two shields and just go around smacking enemies  lol

Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Jul 25, 21:53:05
I play Skyrim without bows or magic.
:D
It's just my Argonian, my light armor, my shield, my sword, and my shouts.

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 25, 21:55:19
Wish there was a way to equip two shields and just go around smacking enemies  lol

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Jul 28, 05:27:48
I glitched under the Whiterun map, and I was walking along, looking around, when I noticed a weird circle. It looked to me like it was in about the middle of the map, though I'm not completely sure.

So, I slowly walked toward it, like "What is that? Is that the center of the map? Is that a special mark for the very middle of the map? If I step on it, will something bad happen? What happens if I get too close?" I was nervous about this weird dark circle with a lighter ring within it. What in the hay was that, and would it glitch me to death if I got too close?

It turned out to be.. a plate. :l "... A plate. *Looks up at a table hovering above me on the surface, then back at the plate* wat. This plate glitched through the map? How the..."

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 28, 10:07:38
I think they finally patched my favorite glitch which let me hit people with my fists with no cooldown  :o

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 29, 14:48:18
I'm building an orc berserker that specializes in dual wielding axes and the elemental fury shout

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 29, 22:12:43
No, but I know I'm going to want it if I ever get Skyrim for the pc  :s

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Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 29, 22:12:43
No, but I know I'm going to want it if I ever get Skyrim for the pc  :s

:c

The mod sounds pretty cool, but I can't get the new "timed blocking" thing to work right, and that's a crucial part of melee combat in it  :l

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Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Jul 29, 22:42:50

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 29, 22:12:43
No, but I know I'm going to want it if I ever get Skyrim for the pc  :s

:c

The mod sounds pretty cool, but I can't get the new "timed blocking" thing to work right, and that's a crucial part of melee combat in it  :l

I fail at timed blocking, especially when I'm playing Dark Souls

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Jul 30, 05:31:14
NPC: Don't take this the wrong way, but you look kind of sick.
me: What? Am I?! *Checks* Oh. Rockjoint. So I am. *Goes into a temple*
lady: Have you gotten the Nettlebane yet?
me: NO, dang it! I'm busy! Just came to use your facilities.

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Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Jul 30, 05:31:14
NPC: Don't take this the wrong way, but you look kind of sick.
me: What? Am I?! *Checks* Oh. Rockjoint. So I am. *Goes into a temple*
lady: Have you gotten the Nettlebane yet?
me: NO, dang it! I'm busy! Just came to use your facilities.

I remember going to that cauldron store in whiterun for the first time andd the second she mentioned that I looked a little pale; I took five minutes to look at myself in third person and my stats to make sure I didn't catch an actual disease.

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 30, 08:53:10
Don't forget the people of whiterun have to deal with Belethor, that Breton is pure evil

Accidently gave him the eye of falmor for nothing since I was trying to get rid of some useless items. He turns around and sells it for 10000 gold

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 30, 08:05:03

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Jul 30, 05:31:14
NPC: Don't take this the wrong way, but you look kind of sick.
me: What? Am I?! *Checks* Oh. Rockjoint. So I am. *Goes into a temple*
lady: Have you gotten the Nettlebane yet?
me: NO, dang it! I'm busy! Just came to use your facilities.

I remember going to that cauldron store in whiterun for the first time andd the second she mentioned that I looked a little pale; I took five minutes to look at myself in third person and my stats to make sure I didn't catch an actual disease.

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Jul 30, 08:53:10
Don't forget the people of whiterun have to deal with Belethor, that Breton is pure evil

Accidently gave him the eye of falmor for nothing since I was trying to get rid of some useless items. He turns around and sells it for 10000 gold

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Aug 02, 20:00:24
Congratulations to PC Skyrim players,

Dawnguard has finally been released  :3

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Aug 02, 21:43:03

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Aug 02, 20:00:24
Congratulations to PC Skyrim players,

Dawnguard has finally been released  :3

Faster than expected. I doubt I'll be actually buying it (at least not anytime soon, other games are higher up my priority list) but it's nice to see that they were reasonably quick about that.

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Aug 03, 07:05:42
The questline can start off a little weak, but that all changes as you go through it  :D

Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Aug 03, 18:13:22

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Aug 03, 07:05:42
The questline can start off a little weak, but that all changes as you go through it  :D

Main or DLC?

Spoiler:  For those who want something even more special in Blackreach... • show

[quote author=Ninkon link=topic=1272.msg291463#msg291463 date=1343968140]

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Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Aug 03, 18:13:22

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Aug 03, 07:05:42
The questline can start off a little weak, but that all changes as you go through it  :D

Main or DLC?

Spoiler:  For those who want something even more special in Blackreach... • show

[quote author=Ninkon link=topic=1272.msg291463#msg291463 date=1343968140]

Spoiler: show

(http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lzxlm8mg611qisghto1_500.jpg)

Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Aug 07, 08:29:57
Don't know who attacked you but... this is what I meant.

Spoiler: show

http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Vulthuryol (http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Vulthuryol)

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Aug 24, 23:12:36
Also has anypony else heard about the rumors of the title Bethesda has registered to trademark?

Hearthfire   o_O

Quote from: Shadow Mare on 2012 Aug 28, 17:09:10
Wow wee, I fought a vampire traveler, a group of vampires, then a [SQUEE] Dragon! That was an endurance! I <3 Skyrim!

Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Aug 28, 18:36:09
Hearthfire (http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Hearthfire) seems be to be official.

Quote from: Animalia on 2012 Sep 04, 16:46:06
Am I the only one who is angry about Hearthfire being only out for Xbox 360 only, this is ridiculous. I am really starting to get mad at Bethesda!  >:O

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Quote from: Animalia on 2012 Sep 04, 16:46:06
Am I the only one who is angry about Hearthfire being only out for Xbox 360 only, this is ridiculous. I am really starting to get mad at Bethesda!  >:O

Microsoft bought the XBox-players earlier access to the DLCs.

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Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Sep 04, 16:49:12

Quote from: Animalia on 2012 Sep 04, 16:46:06
Am I the only one who is angry about Hearthfire being only out for Xbox 360 only, this is ridiculous. I am really starting to get mad at Bethesda!  >:O

Microsoft bought the XBox-players earlier access to the DLCs.

And it making me very angry, I honestly feel that xbox players just want Skyrim because its popular and so they can hack and slash at things. There are only a few true Elder Scrolls lovers in the xbox world. Its 10x better on the PC, you feel personal with your character more in control. Just grrr  >:(

Quote from: Animalia on 2012 Sep 04, 16:53:20

Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Sep 04, 16:49:12

Quote from: Animalia on 2012 Sep 04, 16:46:06
Am I the only one who is angry about Hearthfire being only out for Xbox 360 only, this is ridiculous. I am really starting to get mad at Bethesda!  >:O

Microsoft bought the XBox-players earlier access to the DLCs.

And it making me very angry, I honestly feel that xbox players just want Skyrim because its popular and so they can hack and slash at things. There are only a few true Elder Scrolls lovers in the xbox world. Its 10x better on the PC, you feel personal with your character more in control. Just grrr  >:(

Quote from: Trege on 2012 Sep 04, 18:04:35
Anyways the Xbox has plenty of non hack n slash games it has a good amount of RPG's as well not all gamers on Xbox are hack n slash or FPS enthusiasts.

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Why the hate against XBox, it's not the players that decided that privilege.
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Xbox players are the reason that we PCers have to deal with dumbed down menu screens, to make it easier for xbox players. Then there is the off to the side camera angle. I play my fair share of xbox games, I don't hate it, just the decision to leave PC players in the dust while they go on their money making scemes and give treats to their little xboxers.

Quote from: Animalia on 2012 Sep 04, 16:53:20

Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Sep 04, 16:49:12

Quote from: Animalia on 2012 Sep 04, 16:46:06
Am I the only one who is angry about Hearthfire being only out for Xbox 360 only, this is ridiculous. I am really starting to get mad at Bethesda!  >:O

Microsoft bought the XBox-players earlier access to the DLCs.

And it making me very angry, I honestly feel that xbox players just want Skyrim because its popular and so they can hack and slash at things. There are only a few true Elder Scrolls lovers in the xbox world. Its 10x better on the PC, you feel personal with your character more in control. Just grrr  >:(

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Quote from: Animalia on 2012 Sep 04, 16:53:20

Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Sep 04, 16:49:12

Quote from: Animalia on 2012 Sep 04, 16:46:06
Am I the only one who is angry about Hearthfire being only out for Xbox 360 only, this is ridiculous. I am really starting to get mad at Bethesda!  >:O

Microsoft bought the XBox-players earlier access to the DLCs.

And it making me very angry, I honestly feel that xbox players just want Skyrim because its popular and so they can hack and slash at things. There are only a few true Elder Scrolls lovers in the xbox world. Its 10x better on the PC, you feel personal with your character more in control. Just grrr  >:(

But.. I'm a "true elder scrolls lover" and Im on console. I have every game from Arena to Skyrim. (obviously I dont have The Elder Scrolls Adventures, legend, Daggerfall, or Arena on console)

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Quote from: Captain0Ron on 2012 Sep 04, 20:10:16

Quote from: Animalia on 2012 Sep 04, 16:53:20

Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Sep 04, 16:49:12

Quote from: Animalia on 2012 Sep 04, 16:46:06
Am I the only one who is angry about Hearthfire being only out for Xbox 360 only, this is ridiculous. I am really starting to get mad at Bethesda!  >:O

Microsoft bought the XBox-players earlier access to the DLCs.

And it making me very angry, I honestly feel that xbox players just want Skyrim because its popular and so they can hack and slash at things. There are only a few true Elder Scrolls lovers in the xbox world. Its 10x better on the PC, you feel personal with your character more in control. Just grrr  >:(

But.. I'm a "true elder scrolls lover" and Im on console. I have every game from Arena to Skyrim. (obviously I dont have The Elder Scrolls Adventures, legend, Daggerfall, or Arena on console)

Then Cap you are one of the "few true Elder Scrolls lovers in the xbox world"

Quote from: Animalia on 2012 Sep 04, 21:15:46
Honestly my argument wasn't ever about the players, it was about the developers trying to please the xbox players, and it ends up hurting us PC players. To them we aren't worth that much money so make it suck more for us and make us suffer the at least 30 day wait. I'm going to stop arguing now though cause obviously I'm surrounded by a bunch of people who play xbox, and just don't understand cause you guys get everything. Of course you aren't going to go against your console or anything, so I'm not even going to bother, its a waste of my time.

Quote from: Ninkon on 2012 Sep 05, 01:15:08
The Elder Scrolls have always been PC games. The fact that the PC version has to be altered or made less then it could be for the sake of consoles is sickening.

P.S. I appreciate the third person camera angle; It's much better than hiding what ever you're looking at behind your head. It's a pain in oblivion when you run into a shop thinking you're looking at the guy but pick up a quill and get sent to jail

Quote from: Captain0Ron on 2012 Sep 05, 21:35:02

Quote from: Ninkon on 2012 Sep 05, 01:15:08
The Elder Scrolls have always been PC games. The fact that the PC version has to be altered or made less then it could be for the sake of consoles is sickening.

P.S. I appreciate the third person camera angle; It's much better than hiding what ever you're looking at behind your head. It's a pain in oblivion when you run into a shop thinking you're looking at the guy but pick up a quill and get sent to jail

What about those of us who can't afford high-end PC's to play Skyrim? :l

Quote from: SapphirePony on 2012 Sep 05, 21:40:32

Quote from: Captain0Ron on 2012 Sep 05, 21:35:02

Quote from: Ninkon on 2012 Sep 05, 01:15:08
The Elder Scrolls have always been PC games. The fact that the PC version has to be altered or made less then it could be for the sake of consoles is sickening.

P.S. I appreciate the third person camera angle; It's much better than hiding what ever you're looking at behind your head. It's a pain in oblivion when you run into a shop thinking you're looking at the guy but pick up a quill and get sent to jail

What about those of us who can't afford high-end PC's to play Skyrim? :l

Use a broken laptop like I do o3o It runs Skyrim with lots of mods. It works very nicely.  :D ((Very cheap btw o3o))

Quote from: SapphirePony on 2012 Nov 02, 10:36:44
I got the Hearthfire DLC, it's actually fun because of being able to build a house mysrelf  :3

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Nov 02, 15:51:59
Rumors are spreading the next DLC for Skyrim is going to be called Dragonborn  :3

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Nov 02, 18:21:21
I just want the spears, you can keep the dragon riding  :D

Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Nov 02, 15:58:12

Quote from: SapphirePony on 2012 Nov 02, 10:36:44
I got the Hearthfire DLC, it's actually fun because of being able to build a house mysrelf  :3

Word on the street is that it's inferior in many ways to the main unofficial house-building mod, which is a little disappointing...  :s but of course if you like it, great.

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Nov 02, 15:51:59
Rumors are spreading the next DLC for Skyrim is going to be called Dragonborn  :3

Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Nov 06, 10:07:51

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Nov 02, 15:51:59
Rumors are spreading the next DLC for Skyrim is going to be called Dragonborn  :3

... And right they were.
http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Dragonborn (http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Dragonborn)
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Quote from: McSleuthburger on 2012 Nov 11, 09:38:51
Im still waiting on Dawngaurd, oh ps3 I doubt I will really even get any of the DLCs

Quote from: Animalia on 2013 Jan 04, 10:28:19
It is the 4th of January crossing hooves that Dragonborn comes out for PC today!

Quote from: Midnight Breeze on 2013 Jan 16, 20:26:06
I accidentally stole a book from the Jarl of Whiterun's palace. One book. I even put it back when I realized it was stolen.

A few days later I spent the night at a bedroll in the middle of the wilderness. First thing I hear when I wake up: "We're here to teach you a lesson..."

Darn it, Balgruuf. I thought we were friends.

Quote from: The Silent Wolf on 2013 Jan 16, 20:32:23

Quote from: Midnight Breeze on 2013 Jan 16, 20:26:06
I accidentally stole a book from the Jarl of Whiterun's palace. One book. I even put it back when I realized it was stolen.

A few days later I spent the night at a bedroll in the middle of the wilderness. First thing I hear when I wake up: "We're here to teach you a lesson..."

Darn it, Balgruuf. I thought we were friends.

Even worse if you steal a flower or something worthless. I'm a theif on there almost every time but I've never gotten that happening to me, probably since I never sleep in game.

Quote from: Midnight Breeze on 2013 Jan 16, 20:39:44

Quote from: The Silent Wolf on 2013 Jan 16, 20:32:23

Quote from: Midnight Breeze on 2013 Jan 16, 20:26:06
I accidentally stole a book from the Jarl of Whiterun's palace. One book. I even put it back when I realized it was stolen.

A few days later I spent the night at a bedroll in the middle of the wilderness. First thing I hear when I wake up: "We're here to teach you a lesson..."

Darn it, Balgruuf. I thought we were friends.

Even worse if you steal a flower or something worthless. I'm a theif on there almost every time but I've never gotten that happening to me, probably since I never sleep in game.

I play with realistic lighting, so the nights are so dark you pretty much have to sleep through them, since you can't see anyway.

Either way, you don't have to sleep to run into the thugs. They can randomly confront you on the roads and in cities.

I've heard Belathor will even hire thugs to kill you just for knocking something off the shelf in his shop.

Quote from: Midnight Breeze on 2013 Jan 16, 20:26:06
I accidentally stole a book from the Jarl of Whiterun's palace. One book. I even put it back when I realized it was stolen.

A few days later I spent the night at a bedroll in the middle of the wilderness. First thing I hear when I wake up: "We're here to teach you a lesson..."

Darn it, Balgruuf. I thought we were friends.

Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2013 Jan 16, 21:39:58
Don't they usually send thugs after you if someone somewhat witnessed you do it but not completely?

Quote from: Midnight Breeze on 2013 Jan 18, 00:01:06
Really wish there were a less...gruesome way to adopt Sissel. Abusive father or not, I just can't bring myself to murder an unarmed man.

Hmm...would I be a worse person for killing Lemkil, or for letting Sissel spend her childhood with an abusive father and sister?

Quote from: Animalia on 2013 Jan 18, 15:32:22
My PC playing Skyrim friends, Feb, 5th is the release date for Dragonborn!

For those who are PS3ers sometime in Feburary you will get all of the DLCs for 50% off!

Quote from: McSleuthburger on 2013 Jan 18, 15:46:50

Quote from: Animalia on 2013 Jan 18, 15:32:22
My PC playing Skyrim friends, Feb, 5th is the release date for Dragonborn!

For those who are PS3ers sometime in Feburary you will get all of the DLCs for 50% off!

now we play the waiting game

Quote from: McSleuthburger on 2013 Feb 02, 13:29:03
well for ps3 users (like myself)
Dragonborn - 12th
Hearthfire - 19th
Dawngaurd - 26th
all of them are this month at half price for each of them their first week

Quote from: McSleuthburger on 2013 Feb 04, 13:23:41
also have a 20-some mage I started a while ago but never got around to dong more with it

Quote from: The Silent Wolf on 2013 Feb 04, 20:41:02
You guys are so good at the game, my highest level is a level 11 battle mage High Elf named Iral.  :c

Quote from: McSleuthburger on 2013 Feb 04, 21:55:39

Quote from: The Silent Wolf on 2013 Feb 04, 20:41:02
You guys are so good at the game, my highest level is a level 11 battle mage High Elf named Iral.  :c

just keep playing and you will get better
ive been playing video games for almost 20 years, so ive had a little practice and time haha

Quote from: Midnight Breeze on 2013 Feb 05, 20:52:07
That awkward moment when I have a wife, two daughters, a housecarl, and a dog all crammed into Breezehome.

Quote from: White Prism on 2013 Feb 06, 01:32:11
[glow=darkgreen,2,300]Sooo anyone had that bug where after speak to Meridia in the Dawnbreaker quest?

After talk to her in the sky, instead appear on the ground you fell all teh way, dying no matter what. Had to activate god mode for that part >.<[/glow]

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2013 Feb 06, 07:30:03

Quote from: White Prism on 2013 Feb 06, 01:32:11
[glow=darkgreen,2,300]Sooo anyone had that bug where after speak to Meridia in the Dawnbreaker quest?

After talk to her in the sky, instead appear on the ground you fell all teh way, dying no matter what. Had to activate god mode for that part >.<[/glow]

I've done the quest in the Xbox 360 and pc version, is it in the ps3 version?

Quote from: White Prism on 2013 Feb 06, 07:32:00

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2013 Feb 06, 07:30:03

Quote from: White Prism on 2013 Feb 06, 01:32:11
[glow=darkgreen,2,300]Sooo anyone had that bug where after speak to Meridia in the Dawnbreaker quest?

After talk to her in the sky, instead appear on the ground you fell all teh way, dying no matter what. Had to activate god mode for that part >.<[/glow]

I've done the quest in the Xbox 360 and pc version, is it in the ps3 version?

[glow=darkgreen,2,300]PC, was on one of her dialogue part, after talk, you just fall and feel like a test dummy, maybe the bug been fixed but it wasnt pleasant[/glow]

Quote from: Detective Woona on 2013 Feb 06, 17:20:43
Started the DLC last night.
Lots of weird Morrowind nostalgia.
Also I feel like the enemies in the DLC are quite a bit tougher.
That could be because the entirety of the DLC is leveled to the level 81 character I'm playing with.

....Nah.

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2013 Feb 08, 14:09:53
I have an idea to kill Cicero in game, and make a sneaky jester character  ovO

Quote from: Detective Woona on 2013 Feb 08, 20:47:25
On the topic of glitches, watch out, because the DLC has a bunch.
Uninstall the Unofficial Skyrim Patch if you have that. It breaks the end of the DLC.
Spent several hours last night figuring out what was going wrong.
The problems are pretty widespread though. A Google search brought up all kinds of results for fixes.

Oh, Bethesda.  :c

Quote from: Iodine on 2013 Feb 08, 21:25:42

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2013 Feb 08, 14:09:53
I have an idea to kill Cicero in game, and make a sneaky jester character  ovO

No, not poor Cicero! I have him following me right now. XD

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2013 Feb 08, 23:48:06
Wasn't their fault, the unofficial patch isn't made by Bethesda, it's a mod made by the modding community. You shouldn't have have to worry though, I'm sure the a fix is being coded right now. This is actually no different from the Minecraft mods,  when a new version of MC is released, all of the mods have to be updated with the new interior and exterior changes by their creators.

Quote from: paintypalette on 2013 Feb 25, 10:44:30
soooo.. i've been thinking of purchasing skyrim lately for pc (I'm a pc gamer girl) but its expensive at walmart and I'm not evn sure if its worth it. i' ve searched for reviews but they're not specific enough. i think basicly what i'm saying is..is it worth it? and should i but it (with my allowance  X3 )?

Quote from: Midnight Breeze on 2013 Feb 25, 17:35:39
Gah, I just walked into Falkreath for the first time to have some guard greet me with a huge bounty of tens of thousands of septims.  :I

Curious, I looked at my criminal record to see I had three murders. Wha? I'm a good guy, I've never killed a man who didn't deserve it, especially not in Falkreath!

Thinking back, I do recall killing a group of Thalmor between Ivarstead and Helgen, which I guess is in Falkreath Hold. But come on...murder?

Just curious: Is attacking the Thalmor for no better reason than I hate them, and then dancing around their dead bodies  REALLY considered murder?

Quote from: McSleuthburger on 2013 Feb 26, 09:38:52
couldnt it be just a random encounter Book?

Quote from: Midnight Breeze on 2013 Feb 27, 03:31:04
Wow...I went visit Honeyside and was greeted by one of my mannequins walking up the stairs and up to me.  :I

He just....followed me around the house. Scared the everloving hell out of me. I don't think I'll be going back to Honeyside for a while.

Quote from: McSleuthburger on 2013 Feb 25, 11:09:15

Quote from: paintypalette on 2013 Feb 25, 10:44:30
soooo.. i've been thinking of purchasing skyrim lately for pc (I'm a pc gamer girl) but its expensive at walmart and I'm not evn sure if its worth it. i' ve searched for reviews but they're not specific enough. i think basicly what i'm saying is..is it worth it? and should i but it (with my allowance  X3 )?

I would say it is worth it (if you liked/played fallout 3, it is like that basically) I mean it is not a short game by any means if you do all the side stuff to it

it might help if somebody answers the questions you still have about the game? what are they?

ive just got my main character up to the max level (81) and im at the 282(that is correct) hour mark (though I did goof off alot)

Quote from: paintypalette on 2013 Feb 27, 10:53:48
I've heard it requires internet? that's kind of a problem for me  :c well i'm sure you gys can possibly explain the plot of the game to me, maybe? i would very much apreciate it. sorry for being such a bother.  :l

Quote from: Weremetalwolf on 2013 Feb 27, 11:12:23

Quote from: paintypalette on 2013 Feb 27, 10:53:48
I've heard it requires internet? that's kind of a problem for me  :c well i'm sure you gys can possibly explain the plot of the game to me, maybe? i would very much apreciate it. sorry for being such a bother.  :l

No, the game does not require internet, unless you do not want downloadable content like Dawnguard, Hearthfire or Dragonborn.
However, the game plot is basicly this:

Spoiler: show

The Empire of Tamriel is on the edge. The High King of Skyrim has been murdered. Alliances form as claims to the throne are made. In the midst of this conflict, a far more dangerous, ancient evil is awakened. Dragons, long lost to the passages of the Elder Scrolls, have returned to Tamriel. The future of Skyrim, even the Empire itself, hangs in the balance as they wait for the prophesized Dragonborn to come; a hero born with the power of The Voice, and the only one who can stand amongst the dragons.

Or if you prefer, here's a wikipedia quote:

Spoiler: show

Following the Dragon attack on Helgen, the player character may choose to escape either with Hadvar, an Imperial soldier, or Ralof, a Stormcloak rebel. After the escape, the player travels to the town of Riverwood. The player is asked to journey to the city of Whiterun, and request aid from the Jarl against the Dragon threat. The Jarl agrees to send soldiers to Riverwood, but asks that the player retrieve a Dragonstone. The player discovers a Word Wall in the process, learning their first "Thu'um", one of the dragon shouts.
Upon returning to Whiterun, the player is asked to assist in defending the city from an attacking Dragon. After defeating the Dragon, the player character absorbs the Dragon's soul. This gives the player great power. Astonished, the Whiterun soldiers tell the player that they may be a "Dragonborn", naturally able to speak the Dragon language. After returning to the Jarl with news of the Dragon's defeat, the player is summoned to meet with the Greybeards, an order of monks who live in seclusion in their temple of High Hrothgar on the slopes of Skyrim's highest mountain, the Throat of the World. The Greybeards further train the player in the "Way of the Voice", teaching the player more powerful Thu'ums and instructing the player on their destiny and role of the Dragonborn. As a further test, the Greybeards task the player with retrieving the legendary Horn of Jurgen Windcaller. However, the player discovers the Horn has been stolen by another, who wishes to meet with the Dragonborn. The thief reveals herself as Delphine, Riverwood's innkeeper and one of the last surviving members of the Blades. Delphine and the player witness Alduin reviving a Dragon from a burial mound and defeat the Dragon. Afterwards, Delphine helps the player infiltrate the Thalmor Embassy near Solitude, the headquarters of agents of the Elven Aldmeri Dominion, to follow up on her suspicions about the Thalmor's possible involvement with the Dragon threat. While there, Delphine and the player discover the Thalmor are searching for a man named Esbern, an archivist of the Blades Order. Delphine then instructs the player to locate Esbern, known to be hiding in the sewers and ratways of Riften.
The player character accompanies the Blades in search of "Alduin's Wall", located in an ancient Blades fortress known as Sky Haven Temple. While the Blades set up headquarters in the temple, the player character learns that the ancient Nords used a special Thu'um against Alduin called "Dragonrend", which represents mankind's comprehensive hatred for the Dragons, to cripple his ability to fly so they could engage him. To gain more information, the player meets the leader of the Greybeards, an ancient Dragon, and once one of Alduin's most feared generals, named Paarthurnax. Paarthurnax reveals that Alduin was not truly defeated in the past, but was sent forward to an unspecified point in time by the use of an Elder Scroll, in the hopes that he would get lost. The player manages to locate the Elder Scroll within the Dwemer ruin of Blackreach and uses it to travel back in time, learning the powerful Dragonrend Shout to combat Alduin.
Armed with the knowledge of how the ancient Nords defeated Alduin, the player battles Alduin on the summit of the Throat of the World. Overpowered by the player, Alduin flees to Sovngarde, the Nordic afterlife. The player learns that Dragonsreach, the palace of the Jarl of Whiterun, was originally built to trap and hold a dragon. The Jarl refuses to allow the player to utilize Dragonsreach and possibly endanger the city if the civil war between the Stormcloaks and the Imperial Legion still rages. With the help of the Greybeards, the player calls a council between General Tullius and Ulfric Stormcloak, successfully calling for a temporary armistice while the Dragon threat exists. If the war has already ended the Jarl will eventually agree with persuasion.
The player summons and traps a Dragon named Odahviing in Dragonsreach, learning from him that Alduin has fled to Sovngarde through a portal located high in the mountains, at an ancient fort called Skuldafn. Odahviing, impressed with the player's Thu'um and ability to capture him, agrees to fly the player to Skuldafn, claiming Alduin has shown himself as weak and undeserving of leadership over the Dragons. Upon arrival at Skuldafn, the player travels to Sovngarde and meets with Ysgramor, the legendary Nord who, along with his Five Hundred Companions, drove the Elves out of Skyrim. Ysgramor informs the player that Alduin has placed a "soul snare" in Sovngarde, allowing him to gain strength by devouring the souls of deceased Nords arriving there. The player meets up with the three heroes of Nordic legend who defeated Alduin originally, and, with their help, destroys the soul snare, defeating Alduin.
If the player did not kill Paarthurnax in an earlier side quest, an alternate conclusion is given. The player returns to the summit of the Throat of the World in which Paarthurnax and the other dragons wait. Paarthurnax explains that even if Alduin is defeated, they are in no condition to celebrate for he was once their ally and is still one of their kin. The dragons leave and the player is left to continue the adventure.

Quote from: Midnight Breeze on 2013 Mar 06, 21:40:50
Well, this is glamorous...  :l

I delete my .ini files because I wanted to uninstall my insanely bright ENB. When I got back in game I was like 'Wow, vanilla skyrim looks way better without ENB. Who needs 'em?'

So I was playing when I noticed an NPC referred to me as 'she'. Then I switched to third person and noticed I was walking rather femininely. Then I took off my armor and...well...

Spoiler: show

(http://img688.imageshack.us/img688/4353/2013030600004.jpg)

I think I've had a bit too much skooma...

Quote from: super_chris85 on 2013 Mar 06, 22:34:10
Hey if you could invade people in Skyrim what would you do if a guy dressed with a batman chestplate with Captain America's shield, the master sword, Pinkie pie's head and yelling "Cheese for Everyone" charging at you

Quote from: Midnight Breeze on 2013 Mar 06, 22:38:17

Quote from: super_chris85 on 2013 Mar 06, 22:34:10
Hey if you could invade people in Skyrim what would you do if a guy dressed with a batman chestplate with Captain America's shield, the master sword, Pinkie pie's head and yelling "Cheese for Everyone" charging at you

That's not lore-friendly!!!  >:O

Quote from: Midnight Breeze on 2013 Mar 08, 03:26:01
After my incident with the Honeyside mannequin I vowed to stay as far away from Honeyside as possible: in Solitude.


Things didn't turn out much better...