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[Splinter Cell 108]

Addai67 wrote...

Splinter Cell 108 wrote...

They didn't worship anything at first, but that all changes later on. I would like the Dark Brotherhood more if they were just assassins for the sake of the pay and not for some god. I don't remember if the Morag Tong worshipped anyone, but I think they are better IMO.

Mephala.  Pretty sure Mephala's token got to Dragonsreach via Irileth.

Never thought of that, it would make sense with her being a Dunmer and all. 

[Giggles_Manically]

HoonDing wrote...

Has anyone found the sockets in Forgotten vale for the Emerald, diamond and other paragon stones?

When in doubt UESP. 
Use the map on this page.



That is my motto. 

[Elhanan]

Serial killers aside, practiced behaviour can also be seen in simple, everyday examples. Take the person that is cut off in traffic, or having a bad day of various sooured events, and states if such and such cuts them off in traffic, interrupts, says that word, chews with their open mouth, etc ONE MORE TIME they will... (insert trigger trap of choice). Then when said event does occur, the imagined response appears to become so much easier to perform.

Sure, the vast majority never see fit to actually ram the bumper of the car in front, but many have yelled, hit the steering wheel, honked, etc which is also out of the ordinary behaviour for most, too.

I was good at playing Evil, but found playing Good to be more edifying, supportive, and enjoyable in m/p games. In solo games such as Skyrim, I do play Evil occasionally, but found playing a Good role to be more unique in results than many other posted examples, and more rewarding overall. Yes, I enjoyed the DB storyline, but have only played it a time or two out of all my DB characters; finding adding the Ancient armor quest item and Shadowmere by console commands to be far easier and rewarding for my DB eliminators.

[Addai]

Video games do not turn people into road ragers. If anything, the studies that say games relieve stress better than therapy suggest the opposite. But I would never tell anyone not to play something that they don't find fun. Fun is the word, the only word.

/philosophy

Aargh, don't use the teleport mod. I was trying to get the Blink ability from Dishonored in Skyrim. Occasionally it is tempting to get up impassable slopes, but the blue crap that hovers around you when you use it sometimes doesn't go away. My PC now looks like a cylon and I have to reload and lose hours of play.

Modifié par Addai67, 11 novembre 2012 - 12:27 .

[Giggles_Manically]

I get that too sometimes.

ITS SO FREAKING ANNOYING!

[Elhanan]

Addai67 wrote...

Video games do not turn people into road ragers. If anything, the studies that say games relieve stress better than therapy suggest the opposite. But I would never tell anyone not to play something that they don't find fun. Fun is the word, the only word.

If the practiced behaviour is increased violence, it is possible; though not probable. Same goes with shouting, use of profanity, loss of temper, etc. When the behaviour is repeated based on some chosen trigger, the event becomes more likely to happen. While violence may not occur so readily, other forms of behaviour such as lying, cheating, theft, etc seem to increase the more often it is practiced and utilized. And so is good behaviour, I believe;  why smiling is encouraged before meeting with clients and guests, even when speaking with them on the phone.

Back to Skyrim, am hoping that the new DLC story is at least as vast as DG, as well as the extra perks, tweeks, and implementations. While I am not as keen on Dragon Mounts as some, I am a fan of many things taken from that brainstorming presentation that have been included thus far.

[Addai]

Giggles_Manically wrote...

I get that too sometimes.

ITS SO FREAKING ANNOYING!

Not from the Blink mod?  What's causing it then?

[naughty99]

Addai67 wrote...

Giggles_Manically wrote...

I get that too sometimes.

ITS SO FREAKING ANNOYING!

Not from the Blink mod?  What's causing it then?

That also happened to me a long time ago, around February or March. Definitely not related to Blink mod as I've never had that installed.

http://cloud.steampo...8373E3E5B3E076/

I think it might have been related to one of these mods that I tried just before the problem started appearing:

http://steamcommunit...tails/?id=10256
http://steamcommunit...tails/?id=11225
http://steamcommunit...tails/?id=13955

It was kind of intermittent, so it would disappear for a while and come back, but  the only way I could get rid of it completely was by abandoning the character and starting up a new one. 

Showracemenu might have had something to do with it, but I can't recall if that was what caused it, or I used the showracemenu command in an unsuccessful attempt to fix the problem.

Modifié par naughty99, 11 novembre 2012 - 02:31 .

[Addai]

I definitely don't do dark dungeon mods.

[Giggles_Manically]

Me either.

Sometimes they happen after I have been attacked by frost users.

[Addai]

I backtracked and it seems to happen when she fights Otar. He's a storm user, though, not frost. Dammit. I'm either going to have to have cylon eyes or give up on a dragon priest mask.

The really frustrating thing is that it happens even if I just put the keys in, run away and let my atronachs fight Otar.  She still gets cylon eyes.  Maybe all those daedric artifacts are starting to catch up with her.

edit- Ok now I'm not sure if it is that fight or something earlier.  The internetz seems to think it's a bug from the Aura Whisper shout.  She does use that occasionally, but I've had sneak characters who use it all the time and I've never seen the glowy eyes.  Aaarghhh.  Just have to backtrack way, way back- nothing else to do.

Modifié par Addai67, 11 novembre 2012 - 04:32 .

[fdgvdddvdfdfbdfb]

I dunno, I think playing something like GTA might. In think though that outside of the COD crowd gamers in general are a more reserved bunch and are usually keyboard warriors at worst. Of course that's just incidental

Modifié par fdgvdddvdfdfbdfb, 11 novembre 2012 - 04:39 .

[naughty99]

Addai67 wrote...

I backtracked and it seems to happen when she fights Otar. He's a storm user, though, not frost. Dammit. I'm either going to have to have cylon eyes or give up on a dragon priest mask.

The really frustrating thing is that it happens even if I just put the keys in, run away and let my atronachs fight Otar.  She still gets cylon eyes.  Maybe all those daedric artifacts are starting to catch up with her.

edit- Ok now I'm not sure if it is that fight or something earlier.  The internetz seems to think it's a bug from the Aura Whisper shout.  She does use that occasionally, but I've had sneak characters who use it all the time and I've never seen the glowy eyes.  Aaarghhh.  Just have to backtrack way, way back- nothing else to do.

My character with the glowing eyes never used aura whisper.

Modifié par naughty99, 11 novembre 2012 - 05:25 .

[Addai]

Reading some more bug reports at BGS, other people are also saying they got it when fighting draugr. As if the game thinks your character is one or something. 

Modifié par Addai67, 11 novembre 2012 - 05:27 .

[Giggles_Manically]

 Well it seems that it either happens when:
You use Aura Whisper or Become Etheral.

However here is a handy fix that works! It worked for me too! 

[Addai]

I saw that fix on BGS. It did not work for me. I think for me this one is related to fighting draugr, and probably happened at some point during the trip through Ragnvald and not just in the Otar fight.

[Jonathan Seagull]

So, I bought Skyrim about two weeks after it came out, but had a lot of trouble maintaining interest in it. I typically prefer games with strong narratives and well-developed characters. Skyrim is huge and detailed, but nothing really kept my attention. So I'd play off an on, sometimes going at least a few weeks without touching it. I finished the College of Winterhold story and got maybe halfway through the main story, and then just did not have much desire to play it. Until a week or two ago, I had probably barely played it in the last few months. Then I started it up again.

And I am really, really into it now. I finished the main story, and am now having my high elf (Arch)mage take care of random College business, see what he can help the people of Winterhold with, and generally look for things to do involving magic.

And now I'm planning future characters.  I think my next one, which I may start tonight, will be a detached assassin type, who may eventually gain more of a conscience later on.  And I think I'd like to play what will eventually be a fallen paladin - the kind of guy who plays at being righteous and just, but deep down just isn't a very good person.  Who eventually becomes an outright bad guy - and a vampire.  Although, as a PS3 player, I'm trying to hold off getting too excited about that one until I have any idea whether or not I'll ever be able to play Dawnguard.

I also think I'll have a more genuinely noble Khajiit paladin.  Although I was thinking of having that character become a werewolf, and I can't decide if it would be weird or perfect to have the cat-person become a werewolf.  Point being, I've suddenly gotten really into this game again, randomly, after a year.

Modifié par Jonathan Seagull, 11 novembre 2012 - 07:28 .

[Conquerthecity]

For the first time, I'm actually writing out a backstory for a new character, and am planning to do all that good RP stuff like keeping a sleeping and eating schedule. I just had a question for those of you who put a lot of thought into your characters. Do you stick to the racial tropes the game presents, like Altmer having a superiority complex and Dunmer being unlucky?

I'm considering having my Altmer (said new character) slowly lose that superiority as he travels across Skyrim. I'm sure he'll still have his moments, though. 

[naughty99]

Mungolian_ wrote...

For the first time, I'm actually writing out a backstory for a new character, and am planning to do all that good RP stuff like keeping a sleeping and eating schedule. I just had a question for those of you who put a lot of thought into your characters. Do you stick to the racial tropes the game presents, like Altmer having a superiority complex and Dunmer being unlucky?

I'm considering having my Altmer (said new character) slowly lose that superiority as he travels across Skyrim. I'm sure he'll still have his moments, though. 

I had never heard that Dunmer were supposed to be unlucky before, interesting.

I'd say you can play ten Altmer characters or ten Dunmer characters who are all completely different, with very different backgrounds, different interests, different reasons why they are in skyrim and how they ended up in Helgen. As a result, they would each have a different perspective and make different choices along the way.

Modifié par naughty99, 11 novembre 2012 - 08:15 .

[Addai]

I usually try to subvert the racial tropes a bit. For instance my main character is a Stormcloak battlemage, as was my 1st Oblivion character (er, Nord, not Stormcloak of course). Mage is not usually the first choice for Nords, but battlemage is my preferred playstyle and I like the RP tensions I imagine it would bring.

Modifié par Addai67, 11 novembre 2012 - 11:38 .

[The Heretic of Time]

My main character is a Breton assassin. I'd say that's pretty original. You don't see that very often. Even more so if you consider my Breton is a noble (or at least that's how I roleplay him). He used to be part of a royal dynasty, but things happened and now he ended up being a Sithis-worshipping assassin.

[Addai]

I bet you have "guests" as often as you can...



Not that two werewolves can really talk.

[termokanden]

Can some of you knowledgeable homebuilders help me out?

I am finally going to be building a house, but I keep hearing about bugs that you have to work around somehow. I have read the page on UESP but there's always a huge list of bugs for everything, and most of them I have never seen in hundreds of hours.

Thinking about building Windstad or Lakeview Manor. Any easy rules of thumb to avoid something gamebreaking?

[RedArmyShogun]

Addai67 wrote...

Don't be silly your character is obviously a Goa'uld. You even have a Jaffa bodyguard.