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[Endurium]

That's because the people you talk to are mostly concerned with human affairs, like the war. To them dragons are a legend, ancient history.

[Jaison1986]

www.youtube.com/watch

Smithing skill increased!

Modifié par Jaison1986, 02 juillet 2013 - 07:13 .

[mybudgee]

^ Wow

[Joy Divison]

Jaison1986 wrote...

www.youtube.com/watch

Smithing skill increased!

Awesome!

[blaidfiste]

I bet he has about 50 Dwarven Bows hidden away somewhere.

[Yrkoon]

  Don't be surprized if, in a few years,  he begins focussing on enchanting  all these weapons.  That's usually how the process plays out.

Modifié par Yrkoon, 03 juillet 2013 - 10:48 .

[Haplose]

Nah, you're supposed to do it simultaniously!
I mean, what are all these Petty soulstones for, if not training (and earning $)?

[Endurium]

I installed that Wet & Cold mod last night, and immediately noticed a difference in NPC AI during storms. Very nice, and thanks again for the tip. Also, the Unofficial Dawnguard patch was updated again. I love those guys.

[mybudgee]

Quick question- which Daedric items do not require cruelty or evil?
Just got Spellbreaker... RPing my Orc knight as a morally good character. I justified it as the "afflicted" were suffering, so he put them outta their misery.
Can I get that crazy warhammer without eating any babies or what?

[Elhanan]

mybudgee wrote...

Quick question- which Daedric items do not require cruelty or evil?
Just got Spellbreaker... RPing my Orc knight as a morally good character. I justified it as the "afflicted" were suffering, so he put them outta their misery.
Can I get that crazy warhammer without eating any babies or what?

Yes, but the Warhammer appeared to be lackluster, IMO; like a large magnet with metal filings still attached.

Also, the Wabbajack staff, Azura's Star, Dawnbreaker, and a few others if handled with care. Some you may not get the artifact if you play with honor, but you may still get to play the quests.

[Haplose]

I just love the looks of the Volenderung!
And it's one of the "honourable" daedric quests.
Sadly wouldn't call it a "crazy warhammer".

I mean it's decent and the Stamina Absorb enchantment is really good, as it lets you power attack and bash all day (as long as you have charges, anyway), but sadly as you advance your Smithing skills, all the daedric artifacts with stats eventually become lackluster in the vanilla game (as they can't be double improved - not even with the Daedric Smithing perk). Of course a mod could fix that.

But in the vanilla game, the Longhammer would be a much better weapon choice. It is rather ugly though.

[mybudgee]

Thank you good sirs

[Elhanan]

Endurium wrote...

I installed that Wet & Cold mod last night, and immediately noticed a difference in NPC AI during storms. Very nice, and thanks again for the tip. Also, the Unofficial Dawnguard patch was updated again. I love those guys.

NP.

Noticed the author has other mods to alter appearances: Rainbows, Shooting Stars, and a new mod titled Splash of Rain. The latter seems to be popular at the moment, if any have interest:


http://skyrim.nexusm...com/mods/37873/

[KENNY4753]

So I played Skyrim when it first came out and really couldnt get into it (mainly due to the bad taste left by Oblivion) but I just bought Skyrim last week to give it another chance and it isnt as bad as I thought it would be. I am using an Archer Wood Elf (trying to play him like my Dalish Warden).

I finished the Dark Brotherhood arc and it was real fun. Suprised at how the Brotherhood changed between games though.

A question though, who should I join, the Stormcloaks or the Imperial Legion? I dont like the Legion or the Empire (as I gladly killed the Emporer) but I feel as a Wood Elf I would be out of place with the Stormcloaks. (please no spoilers)

[Endurium]

All I'll say again is that there is a neutral path; I leave it to you to decide if you wish to find it.

[KENNY4753]

The only nuetral path I can think of is do neither. Or is it possible to join both?

[Elhanan]

KENNY4753 wrote...

The only nuetral path I can think of is do neither. Or is it possible to join both?

No, though it is possible to switch sides, I believe. But doing neither side is viable, though this means the war continues without end.

[blaidfiste]

greengoron89 wrote...

Been playing a character build called the Bronze Sentinel (mind your volume: music plays when the page loads) lately. It's the ultimate mage killer... I didn't start out doing so well but now that I'm level 20+ and have more of the recommended gear, the build is really coming together, and I'm putting a serious hurtin' on Ascendant Conjurers, Necromages, Bandit mages, Vampires, and anything else stupid enough to throw spells at me.

The build is also coming together very well as a tank. I'm soaking up a lot of damage and easily dispatching all but the toughest enemies... and this is all on Legendary difficulty. Bandit Chiefs require some strategy to defeat, and I've had to use my werewolf form on a few occasions, but I expect by I get into my 30s I'll be pretty much unstoppable.

Very well constructed build. I highly recommend it if you're looking to do some serious damage... and take serious damage as well.

Nice one and well thought out.  i'll place this on my long list of planned characters.

[Gotholhorakh]

KENNY4753 wrote...
So I played Skyrim when it first came out and really couldnt get into it (mainly due to the bad taste left by Oblivion)

I felt like Oblivion made a lot more sense once I played Skyrim properly. I could see this was the game they were reaching for, before.

[MadCat221]

KENNY4753 wrote...

The only nuetral path I can think of is do neither. Or is it possible to join both?

The Civil War is one of those situations where neutrality really is the worst option.  Because in this case, allowing the Civil War to drag on is to both Skyrim's and the Empire's detriment, and to the Thalmor's favor.  Pick a side, cause a premature end (in the Thalmor's perspective) to the civil war, give the jackboot butter elves the finger.

[Splinter Cell 108]

I don't own Morrowind or Oblivion, are they worth the money and the "eyesore"?

[blaidfiste]

Gotholhorakh wrote...

KENNY4753 wrote...
So I played Skyrim when it first came out and really couldnt get into it (mainly due to the bad taste left by Oblivion)

I felt like Oblivion made a lot more sense once I played Skyrim properly. I could see this was the game they were reaching for, before.

It's funny when the Cloud Ruler Blades cheer, "All Hail the Dragonborn!" and they're not referring to me.

[Haplose]

Splinter Cell 108 wrote...

I don't own Morrowind or Oblivion, are they worth the money and the "eyesore"?

No.
Morrowind at least has an original setting. Exploring it in Skywind would be... interesting.
Oblivion is just bad.