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[mybudgee]

LOL I just noticed the Wuuthraad peices hanging in the basement staircase of the Companions' mead hall. How dumb of me...

[Abraham_uk]

Anyone tried mead?

It's pretty good.

[Nate Assassin]

Has anyone tried Sleeping Tree Sap?

I got a wicked awesome buzz on that shiz.

[mybudgee]

Anyone tried mead?

It's pretty good.

 Yes, I am a chef & my friend Sean is a liquor rep. He gave me a small bottle once. It's good... kinda tastes like a tart dessert wine or a flat prosecco. Never had a sip of that sweet Honningbrew, however...

[Cassandra Saturn]

I can't find "leap of Faith" location does anyone knows where it is located?

[Elhanan]

I can't find "leap of Faith" location does anyone knows where it is located?

Bard's Leap Summit is South of Markarth, I believe; uncertain if this is the location you seek, though.

[Cassandra Saturn]

Bard's Leap Summit is South of Markarth, I believe; uncertain if this is the location you seek, though.

still looking for it.

here's easy way to level up fast.

all you need is soul trap spell and soul trap an creature or person. the larger one will allow you to level up fast, you can skip level up option until you get enough perks to use it on your skills.

[mybudgee]

I'm curous to see what the cats can do other than sniffing moon sugars.

On second thought, it may take place in Valenwood. Although it could be difficult to create a realistic jungle with mobile, giant trees...

 

[Cassandra Saturn]

just a general question for Skyrim DLCs..

which one would you recommend that is generally very good to get?

[Voxr]

just a general question for Skyrim DLCs..

which one would you recommend that is generally very good to get?

Dragonborn. Dawnguard is basically just a way to play as a vampire (well better than the vanilla version). It's good, but Dragonborn has more meat on it's bones. I think the story is much more enjoyable than dawnguard. I would suggest getting both if you can as I think both are good. But if you have to go with one or the other go with Dragonborn.

[Cassandra Saturn]

I see.. I heard a lot about Heartfire

[Voxr]

I see.. I heard a lot about Heartfire

Oh yeah I forgot about Hearthfire. Well if you like to build houses I guess that's pretty cool to get.

[Nate Assassin]

Hearthfire is annoying, the rest are boss.

Unless you want giants attacking your house and 2 brats begging you for money, don't get Hearthfire as mod houses are 100 times better.

[Elhanan]

just a general question for Skyrim DLCs..

which one would you recommend that is generally very good to get?

I like all of them for what they do, even Hearthfire. I like the houses, and one does not have to adopt children unless they wish to do so.

You might be able to find a good deal on acquiring the entire game; might save on acquiring the DLC separately.

[Nate Assassin]

Actually if you buy it from Steam, the legendary edition is cheaper.

[mybudgee]

Hearthfire hella sucks

[Nate Assassin]

Hearthfire is not worth it tbh.

Kids hella annoying.

Giants killing your cows is hella annoying.

Legendary dragon camping your door is hella annoying.

overall I give it a -5/10

[mybudgee]

It is just me or does Krea look EXACTLY like Elizabeth Banks??

[Abraham_uk]

I see.. I heard a lot about Heartfire

It's interesting. Nothing to write home about.

 

Let's see.

 

The Wedding: I liked the wedding. Nice to see some of the people you've met attending the ceremony. Nice getting married to your favourite NPC. Though a party bash after the wedding, and a stag and hen do before hand would have been nice too.

 

Marriage: Could have been better. I would have liked a much more compelling lead up to marriage, with courtship building of a relationship then after a long period of companionship marriage. Then once married I'd like the Dragonborn and spouse to behave like a real life married couple.

 

Adoption: Interesting feature. Would have liked it if the children had unique personalities.

 

Stewardship: Well that exists. Didn't really notice that feature.

 

Farming: I guess that feature exists too.

 

Build your own house: I like that feature. You see this is why I saved this DLC till the end of my first playthrough. I wanted to end the playthrough with the implication that my Dragonborn was going to settle down with her wife and adopted kids. Building your own house takes time, but it's a good feature. A little bit of customisation here and there. You can have everything you need: enchantment station, alchemy station, smithing facilities, cooking stoves and a bed. Sadly still no toileting facilities. Oh well I guess I'll handle this the Skyrim way. Use an alteration spell called "remove waste".  

[Johnnie Walker]

Dragonborn is hands down the best DLC for Skyrim imo. Dawnguard is good too, but like Voxr said, Dragon born really does have more stuff to do and explore. 

I don't mind Hearthfire is alright. Building your own house and ****, why not. Good for achievements too. 

Which is what I've been doing on Skyrim of late. 

 

Before I switched to PC gaming, I had all of the achievements unocked on Skryim except one. And now I'm redoing that on Steam atm, have 7 more to go. 

[ZeroPhoenix94]

I enjoyed Dawnguard over Dragonborn. Yeah, the latter DLC had a whole new map to explore and the end boss was pretty epic, but Dawnguard just was more interesting to me. It featured an in-depth companion to accompany you throughout your journey, added some amazing new areas to the game (Soul Cairn, the Forgotten Vale, Castle Volkihar), and explored the fate of a (sort of) extinct race. Plus a certain armor that I find much better looking than anything in Dragonborn.

[Cassandra Saturn]

I hope to get all DLCs once I finish my Human Female playthrough then play through with DLCs installed.

[Abraham_uk]

I hope to get all DLCs once I finish my Human Female playthrough then play through with DLCs installed.

 

Which Human female?

 

Breton (sort of human, sort of elf)

Imperial

Nord

Redguard

[Cassandra Saturn]

Which Human female?
 
Breton (sort of human, sort of elf)
Imperial
Nord
Redguard

oh Imperial.

[mybudgee]

@zeroPhoenix: which armor are you referring to?