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[BigEvil]

happy_daiz wrote...

BigEvil wrote...
But Skyrim talk, yeah. So at least I'm not the only one missing out on dragons inside walled cities. Maybe in a later playthrough, hell I've got like 14 characters and I've only played 6 to a great extent.

You're like my evil twin! I have 14 characters, and have gotten pretty far in about that many playthroughs. The rest are all less than level 20.

Do you have any photos of them? This thread could use some color.

I'm off to take screenshots of some of my barely used characters (so far), I shall return!

[happy_daiz]

Ooh! I can't wait! Unless you're yanking my chain. In which case, waa.

Here's my Skyrim album of characters. I see that I'm missing my 2nd Orc, but you get the idea.

[Endurium]

Splinter Cell 108 wrote...

TobiTobsen wrote...

I still miss the Morag Tong. The Brotherhood is a tad to psychotic and cultish.

There is only one Cult/Brotherhood for me and that's the Brotherhood of NOD! Sorry DB... you're just lacking Joe Kucan!

Oh... and if you get lemons, no matter what the Brotherhood says, you have to build combustible lemons and burn down lifes house. There's no way around that simple fact!

That's something I always wonder. Why do people like that Dark Brotherhood so much? To me they just seem like a psychopaths piled together killing for some god entitiy and some burnt woman's corpse. I like assassins guilds as much as the next guy but I dislike that the Dark Brotherhood kills for more than just money. 

I certainly think the DB could have been made much more sinister, but apparently Bethesda felt like making them a joke. That's how I felt while talking to them and doing their quests; got a lot of laughs. As for murders, well, it's all rather fun with Oblivion's rag-doll system. After doing all the quests I can find, I run around in DB Listener robes with a Blade of Woe and my bow and murder everyone, in the name of Sithis if you prefer.

[Elhanan]

Well, the Civil War quest post-Alduin and Tyranny of the Sun has been a bit more epic.

While freeing prisoners, instead of waiting for me to lead them in an assault, the game glitched and exchanged all of them for Hadvar, so all of them were already in battle, and I have their commander with me. We get outside, and in less than a minute, a Dragon decides to join the fray; both sides mounting heavy losses. I toss in Call of Valor or Call Dragon, summon a Daedric Lord or a Bone Archer to help find stragglers, and by the time we finish, Hadvar and myself are the sole survivors.

Tried over a dozen variations to try and save someone, but this time destiny had already been scribed.

FWIW - While playing Season Unending, one may seemingly also follow Ulfric and Galmar to High Hrothgar, too. I remained in Windhelm and caught a killer in my last playthrough, but noticed them on the streets walking to the front gates while I was on stakeout.

Modifié par Elhanan, 23 août 2012 - 05:58 .

[MarchWaltz]

I only have two characters, my pink haired paladin (based off of estelle from TOV) and my evil sadistic assassin lady.

So, I just have the two extremes.

[Dutchess]

My Nord, axe and shield. And werewolf:



I only recently found out you can let your horse do this and jump. xD

And I made a new Altmer mage. My first male character:



I missed casting spells, but I haven't done much with him yet.

[happy_daiz]

^ Very nice! I've been thinking that I should attempt a male character at some point, but I haven't decided which race yet. Nord seems like it would be easiest, (but I might just be thinking of Nord females, who seem to look pretty good, no matter what you do).

I might make a male Breton - a swashbuckler named Cutlass Jack.

Modifié par happy_daiz, 23 août 2012 - 06:34 .

[Dutchess]

Heh, you can't see because of the hood, but his hair is actually red. I've forgotten what I named him, but I was looking up Elven names (not really Altmer, but suits well enough) and the name I picked meant "Red Horror". Lol, not very nice of course, but it seems that all stuck-up Altmers that are part of the Dominion are blond... so I figured it would be a nice backstory if he was looked down upon simply because he had been born with an abnormal hair color. The high elves seem arrogant enough for it.

He will become a vampire and eventually a vampire lord. I have seen a great vampire mod that I would have liked to try out, but one thing it does is that restoration spells become less effective on the vampire character as he gets stronger, and I've already put a perk in his restoration tree...

Edit: oh, and Cutlass Jack sounds good. I bet there's another person on this thread who agrees.

Modifié par renjility, 23 août 2012 - 06:45 .

[Endurium]

Cutlass Jack is a cool name, definitely go with it.

[happy_daiz]

^ I agree; it's a great name! Cutlass Jack is who I'd be basing the character on!

Edit: @renjility - that's a great-looking Altmer. Some in the game are just...ghastly, but yours looks really good. I like your back-story for him as well. Red Horror. LOL

Modifié par happy_daiz, 23 août 2012 - 07:05 .

[TobiTobsen]

Endurium wrote...

Cutlass Jack is a cool name, definitely go with it.

I think that would defy some copyright laws

[BigEvil]

Prepare to be amazed, or appalled, probably the latter, as it turns out I actually have 18 characters. So rather than post screenshots here and risk a mod chucking a mental, I've made one of these album thingys social.bioware.com/2240774/albums/1328280.

Modifié par BigEvil, 23 août 2012 - 07:25 .

[happy_daiz]

^ Wow, those are great! Thank you for sharing!

This one is my favorite:


Morec Von Carstein (Breton)

Modifié par happy_daiz, 23 août 2012 - 07:36 .

[jackofalltrades456]

happy_daiz wrote...

Ooh! I can't wait! Unless you're yanking my chain. In which case, waa.

Here's my Skyrim album of characters. I see that I'm missing my 2nd Orc, but you get the idea.

Holy bejesus, Batman.

and I thought I had a lot of characters.

[Dutchess]

BigEvil wrote...

Prepare to be amazed, or appalled, probably the latter, as it turns out I actually have 18 characters. So rather than post screenshots here and risk a mod chucking a mental, I've made one of these album thingys social.bioware.com/2240774/albums/1328280.

Many good-looking characters. You have a lot of Nords.

[happy_daiz]

jackofalltrades456 wrote...

happy_daiz wrote...

Ooh! I can't wait! Unless you're yanking my chain. In which case, waa.

Here's my Skyrim album of characters. I see that I'm missing my 2nd Orc, but you get the idea.

Holy bejesus, Batman.

and I thought I had a lot of characters.

BigEvil has more than I do! I clearly need to step up my game!

[Endurium]

Sunniva Ice-Crow

Modifié par Endurium, 23 août 2012 - 08:17 .

[TobiTobsen]

happy_daiz wrote...

My introduction to the TES world was Oblivion, so I don't even really know what the Morag Tong is. Sure, I've heard the name thrown around, and I can easily read about it in the wiki, but I don't have any firsthand game knowledge of it/them. I do know that Saint Jiub mentions it in the Soul Cairn...

Wait... you never played Morrowind? Awww gawd, the humanity!

Well the Morag Tong had more of an... well just regular assassin feel. The whole fact that your murders were actually sanctioned by imperial law. The fact you could actually tell the guards just that and they would respect you even more was awesome. I felt more like Agent 47 with a badge for emergencies. Just me, my target, the perfect plan.

With the Dark Brotherhood I feel like a crazed ritual murderer, killing for some cultish reason, to appease the "void".

Oh... and as a Morag Tong agent I used to kill those loonies from the Brotherhood for breaking the code of sanctioned murder. Splitters!

Modifié par TobiTobsen, 23 août 2012 - 07:42 .

[Endurium]

I've played NWN many times and never noticed Morag's Tongs. This winter I'll have to set aside time to finally play Morrowind so I can be an agent of cutlery.

[blaidfiste]

TobiTobsen wrote...

happy_daiz wrote...

My introduction to the TES world was Oblivion, so I don't even really know what the Morag Tong is. Sure, I've heard the name thrown around, and I can easily read about it in the wiki, but I don't have any firsthand game knowledge of it/them. I do know that Saint Jiub mentions it in the Soul Cairn...

Wait... you never played Morrowind? Awww gawd, the humanity!

Well the Morag Tong had more of an... well just regular assassin feel. The whole fact that your murders were actually sanctioned by imperial law. The fact you could actually tell the guards just that and they would respect you even more was awesome. I felt more like Agent 47 with a badge for emergencies. Just me, my target, the perfect plan.

With the Dark Brotherhood I feel like a crazed ritual murderer, killing for some cultish reason, to appease the "void".

Oh... and as a Morag Tong agent I used to kill those loonies from the Brotherhood for breaking the code of sanctioned murder. Splitters!

Ah yes, the Writ of Execution!  It's been decided, one more Skyrim playthrough then I'm loading up Morrowind again.

[jackofalltrades456]

I still remember that son of a **** Brotherhood Assassin ganking my newly created Dunmer Battlemage in Vvardenfell....

[Cutlass Jack]

happy_daiz wrote...

^ I agree; it's a great name! Cutlass Jack is who I'd be basing the character on!

Its quite possibly the best name I've ever heard!

Here's my version of that Dashing Breton Buccaneer. By request, since H_D isn't on the PC version and I can't just send her the save file:



Also includes Swashbuckling Serana, as we go looking for the missing Rum in the Soul Carin. Yarr!

Modifié par Cutlass Jack, 23 août 2012 - 08:18 .

[happy_daiz]

^ Cutlass Jack is HAWT.

Yeah, maybe I should come up with a different swashbuckler; that one would be pretty tough to beat with vanilla armor.

Modifié par happy_daiz, 23 août 2012 - 08:21 .

[Cutlass Jack]

Actually I usually just wear Linwe's Armor for normal running around. But I thought that outfit looked pretty Snazzy for Dawnguard.

Modifié par Cutlass Jack, 23 août 2012 - 08:28 .