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[Cyberarmy]

Somebody stole your sweet roll?

[Captain Crash]

Cyberarmy wrote...

Somebody stole your sweet roll?

That is brilliant


Although no Sweet Rolls can be sneakily stolen on Solstheim!!... People get alerted and draw their swords if a gentle breeze moves a cobweb.

Modifié par Captain Crash, 18 décembre 2012 - 03:52 .

[alschemid]

Barbarossa2010 wrote...
Btw, if you have underwater breathing, swimming the entire northern coast is worth the kicks.  There are more than a few wrecks in the deep.  Yeah, roaming is worth the price of admission to me.

I will definitely do that in a new playthrough!

Right now I am using Frostfall mod on hardcore and my imperial girl freezes just walking at night in Whiterun without proper clothes or warming herself near the fires...  going to the northern cost and surviving is an adventure in itself for her!

[happy_daiz]

^ Your Imperial girl is a wuss. Hehe, j/k.

Definitely explore under water. I mean, even in Lake Honrich near Riften, you can find items (like the Quill of Gemination for Maven), and near the docks are a couple of chests/crates.

Actually, there are lots of examples of hidden stuff under water within caves and the like. Caves along the coast or near a body of water usually have all kinds of booty to find within its depths.

Modifié par happy_daiz, 18 décembre 2012 - 05:43 .

[LPPrince]

I still think they should've added something akin to an underwater city.

[Elhanan]

Found an Orc Helm of Underwater Breathing last night at 54th, so it is possible. Think I Disenchanted it for the option to wear it later.

[happy_daiz]

LPPrince wrote...

I still think they should've added something akin to an underwater city.

Ooh, maybe that will be the next DLC! That would be cool, truly.

Swimming under water in the main area of Nchardak (Dragonborn DLC) kind of felt like an underwater city, with all of the submersed arches, and doorways you could swim under and through.

Could you imagine going through a fully submersed Bthardamz, the Dwemer ruin where you do Peryite's Daedric quest? Whoa.

[Captain Crash]

What the?!

Ok I tried leaving Solstheim to go back to Skyrim with my vast riches. As in im slightly overburdened with 2000 pounds of equipment. Anyway the ship wont let me leave unless im below the weight threshold (guess it will sink). Kind of slightly annoying. Looks like im going to have to make five or six pointless trips there and back.

Also those Fish barrels onboard reset. I tried stashing a lot of stuff in there and it never worked either

Dang you realism when I dont want it! 

Modifié par Captain Crash, 18 décembre 2012 - 06:48 .

[happy_daiz]

Huh? The ship? I usually just click on the arrow on the bottom left of the map to leave Solstheim. It drops you back at the docks in Windhelm.

Are you actually booking passage on the ship back to Skyrim? I haven't tried to do it that way, and I'm not sure why.

Modifié par happy_daiz, 18 décembre 2012 - 06:49 .

[Captain Crash]

That works?  Oh cool guess I will do it that way, didnt think of it that way.  Thanks :happy:


Yeah I was trying to book passage off the ship

Modifié par Captain Crash, 18 décembre 2012 - 06:49 .

[blaidfiste]

Captain Crash wrote...

What the?!

Ok I tried leaving Solstheim to go back to Skyrim with my vast riches. As in im slightly overburdened with 2000 pounds of equipment. Anyway the ship wont let me leave unless im below the weight threshold (guess it will sink). Anyway its still slightly annoying. Guess im going to have to make 5 or six pointless trips there and back.

Also those Fish barrels onboard reset. I tried stashing a lot of stuff in there and it never worked either

I remember my 1st playthrough stashing all my loot in the companion chest once the room was mine.  They robbed me blind  

[happy_daiz]

Captain Crash wrote...

That works?  Oh cool guess I will do it that way, didnt think of it that way.  Thanks :happy:


Yeah I was trying to book passage off the ship

I didn't try it while overencumbered, though, so maybe that way won't work. Let us know, if you get a chance!

Modifié par happy_daiz, 18 décembre 2012 - 06:52 .

[Captain Crash]

Yeah, I have got the house and now im transporting everything I have back to Skyrim, moving house is such a pain


I will let you know how it goes later   I have another cunning plan if that fails

[Yrkoon]

Cyberarmy wrote...

Somebody stole your sweet roll?

That guy looks like Todd Howard.

Was that intentional?

Captain Crash wrote...

Although no Sweet Rolls can be sneakily stolen on Solstheim!!... People get alerted and draw their swords if a gentle breeze moves a cobweb.

Ok, this is at least the second time on this thread that  a dragonborn player  has noted a change in the stealth mechanics for Dragonborn.  I'm going to be *Pissed* if I bring a character into this DLC that I've taken great pains to make into a successful  master sneak, only to find that the game has decided  to cheat their own system by  ignoring all my  earned skills,  my spent points, my spent perks, and my enchanted gear in favor of forcing an in-your-face challenge simply because they believe we'll think it's "more fun".

Please tell me  sneaking still actually works as it's supposed to in Dragonborn.

Modifié par Yrkoon, 18 décembre 2012 - 07:42 .

[Captain Crash]

Jumped on Arvak, Fast Travel to Skyrim.  Worked no problem :happy:


That saved a lot of bother! 

[TEWR]

LPPrince wrote...

I still think they should've added something akin to an underwater city.

I agree. About the closest thing I found to an underwater city was an ancient Nordic burial crypt underwater near.... Riverwood, I think. There was no entrance, but there was some loot.

[LPPrince]

Intriguing.

[Captain Crash]

That Nordic Burial crypt was where I found my first Daedric weapon in Skyrim, a mace. Therefore I think its awesome just for that!

If you go swimming around the front of Castle Volkihar there are some shallows that appear out of nowhere in the middle of the sea. About half a dozen Skeletons rise up and attack you. That was an interesting suprise as well

[Barbarossa2010]

The Ethereal Writer Redux wrote...

LPPrince wrote...

I still think they should've added something akin to an underwater city.

I agree. About the closest thing I found to an underwater city was an ancient Nordic burial crypt underwater near.... Riverwood, I think. There was no entrance, but there was some loot.

Absolutely and I agree as well. You'd think there'd be some domed, high-tech, steam-powered, Dwemer-something-or-other way down in the deep...or maybe even, a sunken Dwemer Atlantis-like city.  I can envision it almost perfectly in my head.  Blackreach has that underwater feel to it with the blue haze and glowing mushrooms that look like they're floating.  Dwemer were people of the DEEP after all!

[Addai]

Sofie's pet baby fox staring up at her and following her around is the cutest thing ever. I think it would melt even Elenwen's heart.

[KBomb]

Addai67 wrote...

Sofie's pet baby fox staring up at her and following her around is the cutest thing ever. I think it would melt even Elenwen's heart.

I love when they snuggle the doll you give them too. I didn't know the kids could get a pet fox, mine has a rabbit. It is adorable.

[Elhanan]

*gurgles in rage* Those vampires are so going to perish! Permanently!

My Orc was informed that a friendly aquaintance had been kidnapped right after the DB had aquired an enhanced Dwarven crossbow, so he stopped by Dragonreach to do some disenchanting, and while on his way home for some sleep, the entry guards and Nazeem had dispatched a vampire or two from the neighborhood. Looking around for local corpses, all I could find was a Master vamp and a pile of ash, so off to bed. Turns out this was our blacksmithing neighbor!

Rescued his friend using only the crossbow, and saving the exploding bolts for the kidnapper. And this next session while on their home soil is all his.

* Was going to reload, but Auto-Save was used too often, and all mornings work would have been lost. Not as motivational as vengeance and justice, but it will do.

Modifié par Elhanan, 18 décembre 2012 - 11:31 .

[LPPrince]

Yeah, my daughter somehow got a pet fox. Which is ironic since I gave her a pet dog before that but he apparently REALLY didn't want to be anywhere except wandering Solstheim.

[happy_daiz]

My daughters still haven't brought home a pet. I think I may have pushed the laws of Hearthfire and pet ownership by murdering Sissel's father and adopting her. Waa.

I haven't been able to give them a dog - the dialogue doesn't even show up. Maybe I just have too friggin' many peeps in the house as it is:

Dovahkiin
Husband
2 kids
Housecarl
Steward
Bard
Carriage driver
2 Dremora Lords (heh)

Modifié par happy_daiz, 19 décembre 2012 - 02:38 .

[Jaison1986]

Speaking about family, I'm somewhat bummed that you can't, you know, have kids of your own. I have nothing against adoption, but I would like an option to have at least one child. Of course, it would be complicated for female characters go around hunting dragons while pregnant. But this totally should be an option for male characters. It's kind of simple, your would lay in bed when your wife is sleeping in there and you would have an option to just sleep or have sex with her. and then, after about 3 game months the child would be born. I think it would be quite an immersive feature.