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[Giggles_Manically]

Does anyone find it kind of weird how the MQ's in the main and DLCs are all trying to push you towards Hermaeus Mora?

I guess Azura and Sherogorath also featured a lot in the past two games.
Still kind of annoying to get this whole "SERVE HIM" vibe and all.

[LobselVith8]

Giggles_Manically wrote...

Does anyone find it kind of weird how the MQ's in the main and DLCs are all trying to push you towards Hermaeus Mora?

I guess Azura and Sherogorath also featured a lot in the past two games.
Still kind of annoying to get this whole "SERVE HIM" vibe and all.

I think many of the Daedric Princes would prefer it if you served them, although you aren't forced to serve Hermaeus Mora (in contrast to the dialogue in Oblivion where your Hero of Kvatch is forced to tell Martin you serve him, which bothered me since it didn't fit my character at all). The Dragonborn can refuse to accept Mora's offer or be his emissary during "Discerning the Transmundane," although I can't speak for "Dragonborn" (as a PS3 user).

[Barbarossa2010]

Oh, hell yes! Did someone say Decaps?!  DECAPS?!  Oh, happy dance!  The hardest part of this discussion for me will be pretending I'm not grinning from ear to ear.









Ummm...I'll go ahead and cast my lot in with the neanderthals  that consider lopping off skulls as the only proper sport of real Nords. 

[happy_daiz]

^ It's even fun watching your follower decapitating a baddie.

The first time I saw Farkas do it, my jaw dropped to the floor. Badass.

Modifié par happy_daiz, 19 décembre 2012 - 08:40 .

[Addai]

Giggles_Manically wrote...

Does anyone find it kind of weird how the MQ's in the main and DLCs are all trying to push you towards Hermaeus Mora?

I guess Azura and Sherogorath also featured a lot in the past two games.
Still kind of annoying to get this whole "SERVE HIM" vibe and all.

More annoying than being roped into *being* a daedra?

Still, if you've gotta be a daedric prince, being Sheogorath is not a bad deal.  I can't believe some people want their DB to be emperor.  What a dreary step down from being troll of the universe.

[TEWR]

Addai67 wrote...

I have no interest in dovahspawn myself. That gets into too many weird areas, and completely shuts out female characters and would be hard to implement for beast races. Not a thing I would like to see Bethesda spending zots on rather than deeper faction quest lines and lore development.

While I do think it's not an immediate thing to do, I do think it wouldn't hurt to include it, zots permitted. Wouldn't the Dragonborn want to make sure as much as he can that he isn't the last Dragonborn? That maybe his children might carry the ability themselves?

I dunno, I think if you could have sex with your spouse it could jump forward to after you've given birth to the child -- be it Human, Elven, Khajit cub, or Argonian lizard -- where you name it.

I always feel weird saying stuff like having sex with a video game spouse, since this is a game and it just sounds kinda... weird. Though I will admit I wish Skyrim's romances had more to them. Doesn't have to be drama for the sake of drama, but maybe just a kiss here and there or stuff like that. Stuff to make it feel more... well... natural?

Or meeting the in-laws! LOL.

Would work well with Hearthfire, I think. You'd have some servants who could take care of the child while you and your spouse bring glory to your names! Still, I don't need it, but I can see a few roleplaying reasons why it'd be a good feature. But I can just as easily reserve children to fanfiction.

That said...

Billy the Squid wrote...

The feature is weird, is going to be poorly implemented and create more problems than it's worth.

This is valid, methinks. I can't say myself since I know nothin about game-making, but if it ends up creating more and more problems, then best stick with adoption.

LobselVith8 wrote...
It seems that vampires can procreate; at least the men can with a non-vampiric woman: Agronak gro-Malog was the progeny of Lord Lovidicus with his Orc servant Luktuv.

Ah, a Dhampir. I wonder if the Dhampirs of Elder Scrolls have any powers?

LobselVith8 wrote...

As for lycantrophy, I imagine having a child that might be able to turn into a werewolf would be... problematic, at best.

*baby sneezes*

AAAAAAWWWWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!

Addai67 wrote...

I can't believe some people want their DB to be emperor. What a dreary step down from being troll of the universe.

My DB would be Emperor and troll of the Universe.

It'd serve his goals well, and give him some much needed lulz. Especially when he's trolling the Thalmor.

Modifié par The Ethereal Writer Redux, 19 décembre 2012 - 09:13 .

[Giggles_Manically]

Aaaahhh phooey.

Wuuthrad just cant keep up as I go.
Time to make a Dragonbone War axe to crush my foes.
Or a sword....since I did put perks into that.

[KBomb]

I really, really love using my bow. The only thing I regret is the lack of awesome kill scenes.

Though how funny is it to shoot a bandit in the eye, then hide and have him search for you--only to say, "Must have been the wind!", all while having an arrow poking out of his skull.

[Yrkoon]

LobselVith8 wrote...
As for lycantrophy, I imagine having a child...

See, My mind can't even get past this part without raising questions.

If werewolves are mating, wouldn't they produce a litter, rather than just "A child"?  So we're looking at 5 or 6 children in one go.  As a warrior and  a *leader* of the companions who's also tasked with, you know, saving  the world from  apocolyptic doom,  my  schedule book is already  filled.   I just can't see myself having  that kind of time to raise a friggin pack of babies.

Also,  semi-off topic, don't Argonians lay eggs?

Modifié par Yrkoon, 19 décembre 2012 - 10:52 .

[happy_daiz]

^ I was wondering where you were, Yrkoon.

You raise a good point about packs/litters and...eggs. Creepy thoughts, both of them. Heh. Neither of which really sounds fitting for a Dovahkiin.

Honestly, I still think it sounds like The Sims.

Modifié par happy_daiz, 19 décembre 2012 - 10:59 .

[The Hierophant]

^ They say that the babies in litter of cats could potentially have different fathers as the mothers are promiscuous. I wonder if the same could be said for the Khajiit. <uses brain bleach>

Modifié par The Hierophant, 19 décembre 2012 - 11:05 .

[Yrkoon]

Upon further thought...the Morthal House in Hearthfire allows you to build a Hatchery in your backyard. I suppose an Argonian couple *could* make do with that if they really needed to. lol

Modifié par Yrkoon, 19 décembre 2012 - 11:15 .

[KBomb]

Yrkoon wrote...

Upon further thought...the Morthal House in Hearthfire allows you to build a Hatchery in your backyard. I suppose an Argonian couple *could* make do with that if they really needed to. lol

Not sure why, but that's pretty gross to me lol.

[LPPrince]

The Hierophant wrote...

^ They say that the babies in litter of cats could potentially have different fathers as the mothers are promiscuous. I wonder if the same could be said for the Khajiit. <uses brain bleach>

M'aiq gets around.

[Jaison1986]

I started to play a new game recently, and just remembered how amusing the difficulty scale of this game is, unlike many other games, wich start very easy, and gets harder as you go, Skyrim is the opposite. You start as an wimp that gets easily killed by half of the enemies early on, only to become an unstopable badass later. I just stand there with my mouth wide open seing my low level character being easily killed by an dragon fire breath.

[KBomb]

LPPrince wrote...

M'aiq gets around.

"Ahh... The beauty of the naked form. These Dunmer are rather prudish, are they not? Of course, there is an island you can reach filled with wonderful, naked, glistening bodies. It only appears when the moons are full, the rain falls, the seas run red, and it's M'aiq's birthday."

[The Hierophant]

LPPrince wrote...

The Hierophant wrote...

^ They say that the babies in litter of cats could potentially have different fathers as the mothers are promiscuous. I wonder if the same could be said for the Khajiit. <uses brain bleach>

M'aiq gets around.

Yes in more ways than one.

[Shadow Fox]

@TEWR: the dragonblood is a divine gift given to mortals by Akatosh*according to Skyrim* not a genetic mutation.

[TEWR]

Arcane Warrior Mage Hawke wrote...

@TEWR: the dragonblood is a divine gift given to mortals by Akatosh*according to Skyrim* not a genetic mutation

Wasn't the Septim line composed of Dragonborns, up until Martin Septim's sacrifice?

[Shadow Fox]

The Ethereal Writer Redux wrote...

Arcane Warrior Mage Hawke wrote...

@TEWR: the dragonblood is a divine gift given to mortals by Akatosh*according to Skyrim* not a genetic mutation

Wasn't the Septim line composed of Dragonborns, up until Martin Septim's sacrifice?

Skyrim's dragonborn is apparently a different kind of Dragonborn.

[GenericEnemy]

Well apparently hiring Faendal as my steward was a mistake. He seems to think I'm an intruder every time I step through my house's door...

[MarchWaltz]

[Haplose]

Jaison1986 wrote...

I started to play a new game recently, and just remembered how amusing the difficulty scale of this game is, unlike many other games, wich start very easy, and gets harder as you go, Skyrim is the opposite. You start as an wimp that gets easily killed by half of the enemies early on, only to become an unstopable badass later. I just stand there with my mouth wide open seing my low level character being easily killed by an dragon fire breath.

Well, you ain't seen nothing yet. In Skyrim a lot depends on your skill and perk choices. The game can sometimes become more challenging as you progress. Of course you eventually outlevel practically all content, and then most of the challenge is gone anyway.

Try playing Gothic 2. There you start REALLY weak. And boy, you do get real strong by the end. You actually get improved swordfighting animations and chains as you improve your skills.

[Shadow Wrought]

Thought i would share my redguard character





Him and his group investigating a rather strange sight outside of whiterun (mods long been removed from the workshop i believe.)

[SpunkyMonkey]

alschemid wrote...

SpunkyMonkey wrote...
I would like to try Skyrim again with no fast travel, a better levelling system, and no encumberance (and better magic for that). The trouble is I play on Xbox 360 so would probably have to wait for a GOTY edition, or 3-4 years down the line when I upgrade my PC

I really enjoy playing with no fast travel... just walking around exploring the world!

In the PC you can set how much weight the character can carry using just the console command or using mods that change the game configuration or add bandoliers and backpacks, unfortunately they don't work on Xbox...
I hope that in 3-4 years we already have the Skywind Mod finished... so we can go to Morrowind too.

Yeah, that sounds great. I can't understand why these options aren't available on 360

On the whole this review is exactly how I feel about Skyrim currently, and I'm just hoping that in a few years there are mods to address these issues, or a new TES game which does

thenocturnalrambler.blogspot.co.uk/2012/02/skyrim-actually-kinda-sucks.html

Modifié par SpunkyMonkey, 20 décembre 2012 - 08:51 .