if you're on PC, bring up the console and type:
tmm 1,0,0
It will show every area on the map. And then you can start counting, I suppose. lol
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Discussion Thread
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#26802
Posté 21 octobre 2012 - 11:53
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LobselVith8 wrote...
ReconTeam wrote...
Yeah, a visit to at least part of Morrowind would be interesting, to see first-hand how bad of a state the place is in.
As for the idea of meeting another Dragonborn, that could be interesting, hopefully it would be a lot more than some typical follower, preferably an adversary.
Perhaps similar to the Courier meeting Ulysses.
Dude, this is Bethesda writing it. Don't expect anymore than a pair of hello's and a pat on eachother's backs instigated by their self proclaimed awesomness.
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#26803
Posté 21 octobre 2012 - 05:58
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Splinter Cell 108 wrote...
Does anybody know where I can find an extensive and complete list of mods that are good? I have a lot already but whenever I have to go through nexus I have to search everywhere due to the excess of skimpy armor mods which I really don't care about. Any help with that is appreciated.
I use few and I get them here:
http://www.skyrimfor...tures&sort=name
http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/
#26804
Posté 21 octobre 2012 - 06:29
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lulz Minecraft
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#26805
Posté 21 octobre 2012 - 06:32
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Huntress wrote...
Splinter Cell 108 wrote...
Does anybody know where I can find an extensive and complete list of mods that are good? I have a lot already but whenever I have to go through nexus I have to search everywhere due to the excess of skimpy armor mods which I really don't care about. Any help with that is appreciated.
I use few and I get them here:
http://www.skyrimfor...tures&sort=name
http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/
This. ******&Armor mods and overall Nexus userbase creepyness can make it consuming to browse most popular files, most endorsements etc.
I believe you are after something like this
http://skyrimgems.com/
Just found it today myself. Looks very comprehensive and orderly. Was love at first sight.
Modifié par LTD, 21 octobre 2012 - 06:37 .
#26806
Posté 21 octobre 2012 - 07:42
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Finally decided to kill Nazeem.
FINALLY.
And still going through building a home. After that, two more to go. Oh Hearthfire.
FINALLY.
And still going through building a home. After that, two more to go. Oh Hearthfire.
#26807
Posté 21 octobre 2012 - 08:02
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I killed Nazeem on my main.
He really, really, really COULD NOT STAND him.
I mean he insulted me again and again.
So I waited for him to be walking home at night shot him with an arrow and left him in the street.
He really did get to the Cloud District...heh./
He really, really, really COULD NOT STAND him.
I mean he insulted me again and again.
So I waited for him to be walking home at night shot him with an arrow and left him in the street.
He really did get to the Cloud District...heh./
#26808
Posté 22 octobre 2012 - 03:02
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When does Nazeem insult you? After completing the quest line he says he worships the ground you walk on. Nobody else in Skyrim said something as nice as that. If you can call the DB "nice," lol.
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Posté 22 octobre 2012 - 03:12
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He's talking about the poncy farmer from Whiterun who thinks he's the bee's knees just because he gets to go to the Cloud District.
#26810
Posté 22 octobre 2012 - 03:14
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Hearthfire bug?
I adopted a child and moved her into one of my homes, and Ysolda decided to leave Proudspire Manor and live with our kid. Okay, I can just move us all ba-
WHAT.
Yeeeah, game's not letting me talk to Ysolda about moving back to...well, anywhere.
I adopted a child and moved her into one of my homes, and Ysolda decided to leave Proudspire Manor and live with our kid. Okay, I can just move us all ba-
WHAT.
Yeeeah, game's not letting me talk to Ysolda about moving back to...well, anywhere.
#26811
Posté 22 octobre 2012 - 05:29
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LTD wrote...
Huntress wrote...
Splinter Cell 108 wrote...
Does anybody know where I can find an extensive and complete list of mods that are good? I have a lot already but whenever I have to go through nexus I have to search everywhere due to the excess of skimpy armor mods which I really don't care about. Any help with that is appreciated.
I use few and I get them here:
http://www.skyrimfor...tures&sort=name
http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/
This. ******&Armor mods and overall Nexus userbase creepyness can make it consuming to browse most popular files, most endorsements etc.
I believe you are after something like this
http://skyrimgems.com/
Just found it today myself. Looks very comprehensive and orderly. Was love at first sight.
Thanks, both of you. I hate having to scrounge up whatever I find on the nexus due to those damn mods, even when I disable "adult content" and block everything they still keep coming up in the nexus, its unbelievable. Why do people even waste their time with those mods, they add nothing.
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Posté 22 octobre 2012 - 01:09
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Wow, and I thought the DA Nexus was bad... O_o
#26813
Posté 22 octobre 2012 - 02:14
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greengoron89 wrote...
Wow, and I thought the DA Nexus was bad... O_o
Don't know about that because I've never been there. However skyrim nexus is so full of that garbage, the mods I have. I pretty much found them by accident because it doesn't matter which category you search there is always a bunch of unnecessary mods in between, it also doesn't help that some of the people that advertise mods also advertise those "other" mods which makes it much harder to search for good mods that add something to the game.
#26814
Posté 22 octobre 2012 - 02:20
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Addai67 wrote...
When does Nazeem insult you? After completing the quest line he says he worships the ground you walk on. Nobody else in Skyrim said something as nice as that. If you can call the DB "nice," lol.
He has a quest? He only ever tells me that I never get to the Cloud District.
#26815
Posté 22 octobre 2012 - 02:25
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^ I'm guessing maybe she was thinking of Amren?
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Posté 22 octobre 2012 - 02:31
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Splinter Cell 108 wrote...
greengoron89 wrote...
Wow, and I thought the DA Nexus was bad... O_o
Don't know about that because I've never been there. However skyrim nexus is so full of that garbage, the mods I have. I pretty much found them by accident because it doesn't matter which category you search there is always a bunch of unnecessary mods in between, it also doesn't help that some of the people that advertise mods also advertise those "other" mods which makes it much harder to search for good mods that add something to the game.
I can't remember what all I saw on there, but I remember two of the most popular "adult" mods on DA Nexus are a "Better Sex Scenes" mod and a huge nude mod. Thankfully both of these are outshined by the amazing Dragon Age Redesigned mod, which is one of the best mods I've ever seen.
EDIT: Here's a list of all the "adult" mods on the Top Files of All-Time list:
Better Sex Cutscenes
Natural Bodies all in one
Realistic look
Hsli Sexy mage robes
The Pearl Redone - Improved sex scenes
More options at the Pearl
Your Personal Castle and Harem
Amazon Curves
Improved Romance Scenes and Fixes - Alistair
Polygamey
Equal Love
Morrigan's Loose Robe Mod - Braless
Alistairs First Night Love Scene
People do so love their Bioware characters... too much, if you ask me. I don't know how bad Skyrim Nexus is exactly, but I always thought all of that was pretty lame.
Modifié par greengoron89, 22 octobre 2012 - 02:55 .
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Posté 22 octobre 2012 - 02:58
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greengoron89 wrote...
Splinter Cell 108 wrote...
greengoron89 wrote...
Wow, and I thought the DA Nexus was bad... O_o
Don't know about that because I've never been there. However skyrim nexus is so full of that garbage, the mods I have. I pretty much found them by accident because it doesn't matter which category you search there is always a bunch of unnecessary mods in between, it also doesn't help that some of the people that advertise mods also advertise those "other" mods which makes it much harder to search for good mods that add something to the game.
I can't remember what all I saw on there, but I remember two of the most popular "adult" mods on DA Nexus are a "Better Sex Scenes" mod and a huge nude mod. Thankfully both of these are outshined by the amazing Dragon Age Redesigned mod, which is one of the best mods I've ever seen.
EDIT: Here's a list of all the "adult" mods on the Top Files of All-Time list:
Better Sex Cutscenes
Natural Bodies all in one
Realistic look
Hsli Sexy mage robes
The Pearl Redone - Improves sex scenes
More options at the Pearl
Your Personal Castle and Harem
Amazon Curves
Improved Romance Scenes and Fixes - Alistair
Polygamey
Equal Love
Morrigan's Loose Robe Mod - Braless
Alistairs First Night Love Scene
People do so love their Bioware characters... too much, if you ask me. I don't know how bad Skyrim Nexus is exactly, but I always thought all of that was pretty lame.
That looks familiar at least with the skyrim nexus, however with skyrim nexus its the armor section that is so difficult to go through. There is so much trash to sift through that it becomes frustrating.
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Posté 22 octobre 2012 - 03:29
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Well there are some really amazing mods for DA:O thankfully, and make all the other crap easy to tolerate sorting through. Dragon Age Redesigned especially is amazing... Bioware should've hired the modder who created it to design DA2 instead of the idiots who thought making hurlocks look like circus clowns was a good idea.
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Posté 22 octobre 2012 - 03:51
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greengoron89 wrote...
Well there are some really amazing mods for DA:O thankfully, and make all the other crap easy to tolerate sorting through. Dragon Age Redesigned especially is amazing... Bioware should've hired the modder who created it to design DA2 instead of the idiots who thought making hurlocks look like circus clowns was a good idea.
I don't have Dragon Age for PC, I was thinking about buying Origins at least. Anyways I think we should go back to skyrim, don't want to go offtopic or anything.
Modifié par Splinter Cell 108, 22 octobre 2012 - 03:54 .
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Posté 22 octobre 2012 - 03:54
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Origins is the only DA game worth getting, unless DA3 miraculously turns out to be a good game. It's also the only one that really has any mods as Bioware never released a toolkit for DA2, and likely won't for DA3 either. Wouldn't want modders outstripping their s***ty nickel and dime DLC.
Modifié par greengoron89, 22 octobre 2012 - 03:55 .
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Posté 22 octobre 2012 - 04:00
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happy_daiz wrote...
^ I'm guessing maybe she was thinking of Amren?
She confused Nazeem in Whiterun with Naz..ir of the Dark Brotherhood.
Can't post his name without it getting instantly bleeped.
Modifié par LPPrince, 22 octobre 2012 - 04:01 .
#26822
Posté 22 octobre 2012 - 04:01
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Ohhh, gotcha. I'll go back to lurking now. Heh.
#26823
Posté 22 octobre 2012 - 04:01
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Goron I dont mean to be rude but you may want to avoid bashing Bioware games to much.
A certain Ninja might just knock this thread down.
We dont want to lose another good thread.
A certain Ninja might just knock this thread down.
We dont want to lose another good thread.
#26824
Posté 22 octobre 2012 - 04:03
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greengoron89 wrote...Thankfully both of these are outshined by the amazing Dragon Age Redesigned mod, which is one of the best mods I've ever seen.
He's also made
Fallout 3 Redesigned
Fallout New Vegas Redesigned
Skyrim Redesigned
He's an author I always follow he really adds to the games he has modded for.
greengoron89 wrote...
Origins is the only DA game worth getting, unless DA3 miraculously turns out to be a good game. It's also the only one that really has any mods as Bioware never released a toolkit for DA2, and likely won't for DA3 either. Wouldn't want modders outstripping their s***ty nickel and dime DLC.
Which I always found to be a stupid excuse considering how successful Elder Scrolls is even with all the DLC they released.
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Posté 22 octobre 2012 - 04:17
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SOOOOO, I had an idea a while back.
TES V: The Sims Farmer edition!
In this, your character (and your family, if you chose to have one) would have, in addition to a health bar, a hunger bar. For this, you would need to eat food, and it would increase the hunger bar, which decreases over time. This of course means that for foods you would have to implement a new "hunger" property. Stronger things, like Horker stew or something, would have high values. Also, you could implement a health/sickness system, where doing something like eating raw Horker (or many raw meats) would have a chance to make you sick. And alcohol consumed with lower hunger would have higher chances to make you sick.
And you would need to sleep. There would be an optimum time, say twelve or fourteen hours of normal play, but then your character would start to get sleepy--by lowered skills, maybe blurry vision, and if it gets bad enough they just collapse and fall asleep. The optimum sleep amount would be eight hours, which provides the fourteen hours of wakefulness. Less sleep would have some, to increasingly drastic, affect on your wakefulness, and more sleep would improve it by a small amount.
But now for the farmer part: you live on a farm. Shocking, I know. You live on a farm, and you start out with a bunch of seeds for plants, which you can plant on a field (which must be plowed--plowable by you or later on by a horse) (and the seeds wouldn't be a one-time thing--you could buy them in-game). You would have to hoe everyday, to prevent weeds, and water if there is no rain for several days. Eventually the plants would grow big enough and you could harvest them--probably a standard size for the plants, just to save space. But then you could store them, someway, or cook with them (haven't come up with a mechanic for that), or harvest their seeds from them, for more planting.
Sure, it sounds boring, but I was thinking--it would be neat to have a bit of a simulator.
TES V: The Sims Farmer edition!
In this, your character (and your family, if you chose to have one) would have, in addition to a health bar, a hunger bar. For this, you would need to eat food, and it would increase the hunger bar, which decreases over time. This of course means that for foods you would have to implement a new "hunger" property. Stronger things, like Horker stew or something, would have high values. Also, you could implement a health/sickness system, where doing something like eating raw Horker (or many raw meats) would have a chance to make you sick. And alcohol consumed with lower hunger would have higher chances to make you sick.
And you would need to sleep. There would be an optimum time, say twelve or fourteen hours of normal play, but then your character would start to get sleepy--by lowered skills, maybe blurry vision, and if it gets bad enough they just collapse and fall asleep. The optimum sleep amount would be eight hours, which provides the fourteen hours of wakefulness. Less sleep would have some, to increasingly drastic, affect on your wakefulness, and more sleep would improve it by a small amount.
But now for the farmer part: you live on a farm. Shocking, I know. You live on a farm, and you start out with a bunch of seeds for plants, which you can plant on a field (which must be plowed--plowable by you or later on by a horse) (and the seeds wouldn't be a one-time thing--you could buy them in-game). You would have to hoe everyday, to prevent weeds, and water if there is no rain for several days. Eventually the plants would grow big enough and you could harvest them--probably a standard size for the plants, just to save space. But then you could store them, someway, or cook with them (haven't come up with a mechanic for that), or harvest their seeds from them, for more planting.
Sure, it sounds boring, but I was thinking--it would be neat to have a bit of a simulator.
