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[Giggles_Manically]

We should not over hype the DLC that much.

I mean Bethesda does decent DLC, but over hype just hurts in the long run,


I really hope its good but I remain cautious.

[jackofalltrades456]

It's pretty funny that Spriggans can take control of Dragons, a highly intelligent sentient race.

Also, if a piece of Morrowind is going to appear, who is going to be in control of the territory? The Empire or the Argonians?

I can't wait to return to the lands of the dunmer though..

Modifié par jackofalltrades456, 07 novembre 2012 - 08:04 .

[Giggles_Manically]

Huh so I have been saying Solstheim wrong all these years.

Its Souls-time
Not Soul-isth-eum

My bad.

[termokanden]

Giggles_Manically wrote...

We should not over hype the DLC that much.

Good point, but I seriously doubt I'll kill myself if it turns out to be slightly below my expectations. That said, I'll probably be dead anyway by the time it's released on the PC

PS: That picture belongs in the Pessismist's Handbook, only with "game" replaced by "X".

Modifié par termokanden, 07 novembre 2012 - 09:23 .

[billy the squid]

greengoron89 wrote...

I'm still looking through books and articles looking for a possible mention of this first Dragonborn, or a possible candidate for who it might be. I have a hard time believing Dragon Priests were born with names like "Morokei" or "Rahgot" - these are more likely titles, not birth names.

No, Miraak was likely a named figure from the early Merethic Era - it could be someone we haven't heard of before, but I think we already know of him. Either from a brief mention in a book or conversation... or maybe an important figure in history who disappeared, or most records of whom were simply lost in time.

Either way, he is connected to Solstheim (which Ysgramor's Companions are known to have invaded during the Return) - and the presence of barrows on the island is a clear indication that the Dragon Cult was active there given that Nord burial rites originate with them. Perhaps there is a book from Bloodmoon that has answers.

Most likely, it's not their name, even if it's not a title. I would imagine that like other religious leaders and other leaders throughout history once they assume a mantle, they take another name or title. In this case when they were "ordained" so to speak, as Dragon Priests, to emphasise the removal and elevation from their human brethren.

Any thoughts as to whether the names you mentioned are infact a title in the dragon tongue, ie: it has some meaning to the Dov, but remains simply a word or a name to humans?

Modifié par billy the squid, 07 novembre 2012 - 09:33 .

[The Heretic of Time]

I just bought a new awesome PC rig that should enable me to play Skyrim with a bunch of epic graphic-enhancing / ENB mods.

Does anyone have some tips for me which ENBs are nice? I have an Nvidia GPU in my new rig so I can also enhance my Skyrim graphics using Nvidea Inspector.

So, what should I do? Use Nvidea Inspector, or an ENB from Nexus, or both?

[termokanden]

SIGH, Skyrim has started crashing when I save the game after the latest patch.

I don't know that it has anything to do with the patch, just haven't seen it until now with at least 200 hours of playtime.

Modifié par termokanden, 07 novembre 2012 - 10:05 .

[Splinter Cell 108]

Allegiance Guide? Don't know about you but allegiance might be related to Hermaeus Mora, allegianve towards him as for guiding, I guess that could be related to the dragon cult, dragon priests guide the dragon cult I guess. I'm going to say that if the first Dragonborn owes his allegiance to Hermaeus Mora he will guide his followers to complete Hermaeus Mora's plans. Otherwise I'd say its related to knowledge which is Hermaeus Mora's specialty.

Somehow I think that temple is probably going to take us to his realm.

[termokanden]

Ah. According to UESP and some random forum users, they introduced a bug in 1.8 that makes saving crash your game after a specific point in Waking Nightmare. Apparently it affects your save. Good thing I'm alternating saves at least I guess. But I really wish Bethesda would get those bugs under control at some point. So...

WARNING: Don't do Waking Nightmare until in 1.8.

Modifié par termokanden, 07 novembre 2012 - 10:30 .

[Splinter Cell 108]

termokanden wrote...

Ah. According to UESP and some random forum users, they introduced a bug in 1.8 that makes saving crash your game after a specific point in Waking Nightmare. Apparently it affects your save. Good thing I'm alternating saves at least I guess. But I really wish Bethesda would get those bugs under control at some point. So...

WARNING: Don't do Waking Nightmare until in 1.8.

I remember when dragons flew backwards. That was a fun moment. I'd  just wish they'd stop making deals with Microsoft, exclusivity sucks. 

[termokanden]

Splinter Cell 108 wrote...

I remember when dragons flew backwards. That was a fun moment. I'd  just wish they'd stop making deals with Microsoft, exclusivity sucks. 

I wish I had experienced that particular bug instead. At least that one is fun and not quite so gamebreaking. Luckily, I have learned to
a) Keep backups.
 Alternate saves.
So I lost about an hour and a half maybe. Not too bad.

As for the exclusivity deal. Yes, it's horrible. I will survive though. I have so much to do and too little free time left. A month waiting for Skyrim DLC means I can catch up on some other things.

Modifié par termokanden, 07 novembre 2012 - 10:45 .

[Giggles_Manically]

Thus proving what Paarthurnax said:
That as a Dragonborn you too feel the urge to conquer and destroy just like any dragon does.

Watch the trailer again and you can see that:
0:05- Look at the wall and see House Redoran flags on the wall.
0:37- You can see Red Mountain from Solstheim.
0:47- You can see a person standing in the Telvani tower that appears to be female. Maybe giving some evidence of Tel Fyr since he has four "daughters"

I think we wont even touch on Morrowind and that the Dunmer's or the Red Year have terraformed parts of Solstheim in the past 200 years.

Hopefully TFD (the first dragonborn) is interesting as a foe. More then Harkon at least who fell FAR behind Vrythur.

[The Heretic of Time]

Let the Xbox kiddies have their exclusivity. We can wait a month. After all, we play the superior version of Skyrim, with mods and superior graphics.

I rather wait a month and be part of the superior PC master race than have the DLC early but being a console kiddie having to play Skyrim on a piece of plastic.


HAIL MY ARYAN PC MASTER RACE FRIENDS!


(It feels good to finally have a proper PC rig and to be finally part of the PC Master race.)

Modifié par Heretic_Hanar, 07 novembre 2012 - 11:47 .

[Splinter Cell 108]

termokanden wrote...

Splinter Cell 108 wrote...

I remember when dragons flew backwards. That was a fun moment. I'd  just wish they'd stop making deals with Microsoft, exclusivity sucks. 

I wish I had experienced that particular bug instead. At least that one is fun and not quite so gamebreaking. Luckily, I have learned to
a) Keep backups.
 Alternate saves.
So I lost about an hour and a half maybe. Not too bad.

As for the exclusivity deal. Yes, it's horrible. I will survive though. I have so much to do and too little free time left. A month waiting for Skyrim DLC means I can catch up on some other things.

Same goes for me, I don't think I'll be able to do much of anything but I will have some free time in December unfortunately, at least I've got other new games to play while I wait but going back to Skyrim is inevitable it always is. 

As for that quest, I've finished it before the patch came out at least with my Nord 2H warrior I did, don't know if that will be an issue, at least I have saves before it in any case. 

[fdgvdddvdfdfbdfb]

So now, the player can fight on land and in air but is still helpless as a baby while swimming

[Yrkoon]

Pretty much. On the flipside though, submerging yourself in the water does make you invunerable. Ever have one of those long, drawn-out dragon fights that spans long distances? Try jumping in the water in the middle of one of those fights. Dragon can't touch you, Even his breath attack can't harm you when you're under water.

[naughty99]

Yrkoon wrote...

Pretty much. On the flipside though, submerging yourself in the water does make you invunerable. Ever have one of those long, drawn-out dragon fights that spans long distances? Try jumping in the water in the middle of one of those fights. Dragon can't touch you, Even his breath attack can't harm you when you're under water.

I just want to get some payback on the slaughterfish

[fdgvdddvdfdfbdfb]

^. My Argonian will never be able to face her kin in Morrowind or Cyrodill again

Modifié par fdgvdddvdfdfbdfb, 08 novembre 2012 - 01:03 .

[The Hierophant]

naughty99 wrote...

Yrkoon wrote...

Pretty much. On the flipside though, submerging yourself in the water does make you invunerable. Ever have one of those long, drawn-out dragon fights that spans long distances? Try jumping in the water in the middle of one of those fights. Dragon can't touch you, Even his breath attack can't harm you when you're under water.

I just want to get some payback on the slaughterfish

Being killed by a slaughterfish has to be the lamest defeat in gaming right next my team of Terry Bogard & Yun being clowned by Dan in Capcom vs Snk 2.

[Giggles_Manically]

Oh you poor stupid Vampires.

They attack my home, causing Gregor to go to town on them with his Dragonbone Greatsword
I mean honestly I am going to leave the impaled corpses of my enemies around my home as a lesson or something.