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[Elhanan]

Came across a few mods that alter the game for the Player: Timing Is Everything (the Player sets the level at which certain quests are introduced); Quest Eraser (some quests can be deleted from the Journal); Thieves Guild Requirements (Player must have stolen something before TG invitation); and some other various control mods, all by the same author. I only have the first two thus far, but they have really helped redesign my current playthrough.

Some here may wish to check these out....

[LobselVith8]

Elhanan wrote...

Came across a few mods that alter the game for the Player: Timing Is Everything (the Player sets the level at which certain quests are introduced); Quest Eraser (some quests can be deleted from the Journal); Thieves Guild Requirements (Player must have stolen something before TG invitation); and some other various control mods, all by the same author. I only have the first two thus far, but they have really helped redesign my current playthrough.

Some here may wish to check these out....

Interesting. The restriction on getting approached by Brynjolf would've made sense for the vanilla game, since it's a little odd to get approached if you're roleplaying as a warrior or a wizard who hasn't stolen anything.

[Elhanan]

LobselVith8 wrote...
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Interesting. The restriction on getting approached by Brynjolf would've made sense for the vanilla game, since it's a little odd to get approached if you're roleplaying as a warrior or a wizard who hasn't stolen anything.

The author has several interesting mods that seem worthy of adding to load orders. Timing Is eEerything and Quest Eraser are the two that I chose rapidly, as I tired of having invitations for HF properties made at 9th, and some lingering quests that refused to die in my Journal.

[Splinter Cell 108]

I'm surprised no one asked about those mods, kryptopyr makes some very good stuff for roleplaying, namely The Choice Is Yours and Timing Is Everything. The Choice Is Yours basically stops stupid rumors from triggering quests.

No more "Rising At Dawn" whenever you're a vampire and ask an innkeeper about rumors. That was utterly annoying, I mean didn't they think "what if the player doesn't want to cure himself", same with other quests as well, especially The Forsworn Conspiracy and No One Escapes From Cidhna Mine.

[LobselVith8]

Splinter Cell 108 wrote...

I'm surprised no one asked about those mods, kryptopyr makes some very good stuff for roleplaying, namely The Choice Is Yours and Timing Is Everything. The Choice Is Yours basically stops stupid rumors from triggering quests.

No more "Rising At Dawn" whenever you're a vampire and ask an innkeeper about rumors. That was utterly annoying, I mean didn't they think "what if the player doesn't want to cure himself", same with other quests as well, especially The Forsworn Conspiracy and No One Escapes From Cidhna Mine.

Well, some of us are on consoles, but the mods sound interesting; it's easy to see why some play on PCs for people who don't have malevolent PCs right out of OWB. I have "Rising at Dawn" open with my Telvanni, and I agree with you; I wish there was an option to tell Falion that my character doesn't want to relinquish vampirism, since my Telvanni mage accepted Harkon's Gift for a reason. Then again, my character isn't going to relinquish the Skeleton Key to the Twilight Sepulcher, so I've gotten used to the idea that at least two entries will be open on the journal at the end of my character's journey throughout Skyrim.

I'm thinking that Ash Shell will keep Brynjolf immobilized if I can lure him to a closed cell for my upcoming Redoran werewolf warrior, since it worked on keeping the Aspiring Mage in Ivarstead (in Klimmek's house). I don't see a warrior accepting Brynjolf's offer, or even being approached if he doesn't steal.

[blaidfiste]

I just exit out of Brynjolf's conversation lock.

[happy_daiz]

Did you guys happen to catch the Skywind mod?

Morrowind Recreated Using The Skyrim Engine

[Splinter Cell 108]

happy_daiz wrote...

Did you guys happen to catch the Skywind mod?

Morrowind Recreated Using The Skyrim Engine

Yes, I believe they're also making one for Oblivion as well. However, I'd wait until it gets to a more final stage before using it. It is pretty functional as it is but its an extra to all the other mods you may have loaded onto Skyrim, its not a standalone mod as it would seem. I'm guessing it is a bit similar to Tale of Two Wastelands, but instead of merging the CW and New Vegas, this mod allows you to chose between playing Skyrim or playing Morrowind. 

[Joy Divison]

happy_daiz wrote...

Did you guys happen to catch the Skywind mod?

Morrowind Recreated Using The Skyrim Engine

Check this out

And compare it to the Skyrim trailer

Modifié par Joy Divison, 06 décembre 2013 - 04:29 .

[Abraham_uk]

Joy Divison wrote...

happy_daiz wrote...

Did you guys happen to catch the Skywind mod?

Morrowind Recreated Using The Skyrim Engine

Check this out

And compare it to the Skyrim trailer

Two epic trailers!


Wow that must have taken a lot of hard work. Rendering Morowind in Skyrim.

[Lazengan]

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[LobselVith8]

blaidfiste wrote...

I just exit out of Brynjolf's conversation lock.

I meant in terms of avoiding the conversation and the journal entry that shows up even if you decline Brynjolf's offer, since I can't delete unnecessary journal entries on PS3, and it's a little OOC for the Redoran character I'm planning to simply ignore it. Some testing on my part showed Ash Shell will leave an NPC immobilized in a cell until the protagonist returns to the cell.

Out of curiousity, how do you guys think a typical Redoran warrior might respond to the sacrifice for Boethia in Skyrim, since it seems to run counter to their warrior ethos and their virtues of duty, gravity, and piety, while Boethia is one of the three 'good' Daedra (of the Reclamations, given the collapse of the Tribunal).

Modifié par LobselVith8, 06 décembre 2013 - 06:46 .

[MrStoob]

Abraham_uk wrote...

Joy Divison wrote...

happy_daiz wrote...

Did you guys happen to catch the Skywind mod?

Morrowind Recreated Using The Skyrim Engine

Check this out

And compare it to the Skyrim trailer

Two epic trailers!


Wow that must have taken a lot of hard work. Rendering Morowind in Skyrim.

Dawnguard DLC made it a lot easier though.  

Looks nice, but it's still WIP, so we'll see.  While Falskaar was ambitious and well done for an amateur venture, it was just that, and these things usually are.  Voice acting accounts for a lot.

[blaidfiste]

Abraham_uk wrote...

Joy Divison wrote...

happy_daiz wrote...

Did you guys happen to catch the Skywind mod?

Morrowind Recreated Using The Skyrim Engine

Check this out

And compare it to the Skyrim trailer

Two epic trailers!


Wow that must have taken a lot of hard work. Rendering Morowind in Skyrim.

Well now they have Solstheim to work off of so the bonemold and chitin armors shouldn't crash the game as they did with Morroblivion.  Sadly this will be the only way I play Morrowind again since I can't get into vanilla.

[Carcharoth42]

LobselVith8 wrote...

blaidfiste wrote...

I just exit out of Brynjolf's conversation lock.

I meant in terms of avoiding the conversation and the journal entry that shows up even if you decline Brynjolf's offer, since I can't delete unnecessary journal entries on PS3, and it's a little OOC for the Redoran character I'm planning to simply ignore it. Some testing on my part showed Ash Shell will leave an NPC immobilized in a cell until the protagonist returns to the cell.

Use the forge while Brynjolf tries to speak to you. He'll give up and go back to his stall.

[I WANT YOU TO FUCK ME JERY]

happy_daiz wrote...

Did you guys happen to catch the Skywind mod?

Morrowind Recreated Using The Skyrim Engine

I was thinking about putting some voice acting out for that actually. They still need some Bretons.

Too bad they don't need anymore Dunmer. I've always been proud of my gravelly dunmer guy impression. :S

Modifié par SergeantSnookie, 06 décembre 2013 - 07:14 .

[Br3admax]

monkeycamoran wrote...

Br3ad wrote...

Yeah. We already know what happened to them, which is exactly what they wanted to happen anyway. They became the god they wanted. 

No, I don't think being a giant bronze robot that didn't move is what they wanted. They wanted to get away from it all.

That doesn't reflect their ideology. The dwarves are more complicated than "Get away with it." They wanted to become a literal god, which they became. The Heart of Lorkhan wasn't there, but they got the gist of what they wanted. 

[Abraham_uk]

Hey guys. Here is a question

If you could play as any race except the 10 playable races (Altmer, Bosmer, Dunmer, Orsimer, Breton, Imperial, Nord,Redguard, Argonian and Khajiit), which race would you be?


It can be any race from Elderscrolls Lore, or a race mod, or your own creation.

Modifié par Abraham_uk, 06 décembre 2013 - 08:56 .

[happy_daiz]

Any race NOT in the game? Uhh...none. I'd prefer to play the 10 that ARE in the game.

Playing as something else would defy all lore, and wouldn't make any sense. I'm puzzled why you would want to?

Modifié par happy_daiz, 06 décembre 2013 - 09:29 .

[I WANT YOU TO FUCK ME JERY]

Abraham_uk wrote...

Hey guys. Here is a question

If you could play as any race except the 10 playable races (Altmer, Bosmer, Dunmer, Orsimer, Breton, Imperial, Nord,Redguard, Argonian and Khajiit), which race would you be?

It can be any race from Elderscrolls Lore, or a race mod, or your own creation.

Akaviri tbh.

If they're not actually all dead, anyway. 

[Barbarossa2010]

Abraham_uk wrote...

Hey guys. Here is a question

If you could play as any race except the 10 playable races (Altmer, Bosmer, Dunmer, Orsimer, Breton, Imperial, Nord,Redguard, Argonian and Khajiit), which race would you be?


It can be any race from Elderscrolls Lore, or a race mod, or your own creation.

GI

[happy_daiz]

OK, fine, I'll play along. I'd want to be a Golden Saint or Dark Seducer. If I couldn't play as Uncle Sheo, that is.

Modifié par happy_daiz, 06 décembre 2013 - 10:27 .

[Abraham_uk]

For me I have a few favorites:

Hagraven
One of the Khajiit races. Did you know that the Khajiit variety you see in Skyrim are only one of many?
Dremora.
Obscuri (mod). I love the dark look of the race. Sadly I'm a PS3 player.

[Sigma Tauri]

Br3ad wrote...
That doesn't reflect their ideology. The dwarves are more complicated than "Get away with it." They wanted to become a literal god, which they became. The Heart of Lorkhan wasn't there, but they got the gist of what they wanted.

Yeah, it's an argumentum ad reductio. But, what I do know about the dwarves, a bunch of alien-minded elves who experimented with uncreation, but to ends higher than the Ehlnofey themselves. An entire tribe of Aldmer whose belief system is built on world-refusals.

I'm not unfamiliar with Kirkbride's lore. Just that I'm not interested in mixing heavy liquor, mescaline, and empathogens just to represent it accurately.

Modifié par monkeycamoran, 06 décembre 2013 - 11:19 .

[Joy Divison]

Barbarossa2010 wrote...

Abraham_uk wrote...

Hey guys. Here is a question

If you could play as any race except the 10 playable races (Altmer, Bosmer, Dunmer, Orsimer, Breton, Imperial, Nord,Redguard, Argonian and Khajiit), which race would you be?


It can be any race from Elderscrolls Lore, or a race mod, or your own creation.

GI

?

For me, probably an Ayleid.