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[Redneck1st]

RageGT wrote...

Aw well, I tried, I really tried.

Entering Solitude, I interrupted the execution, Rogvirr ran for it and actually made pretty far before he was killed, all Solitude guards were dead but two stupid immortal NPC kept bugging me. When my bounty count reached 13,000 I reloaded... *sighs*

I agree with Rogvirr. It was a fair combat, Ulfric didn't murder anyone. He beated that wuss of a corrupt high king in a far duel! Free Skyrim!!!

13000 bounty I don't think you go to jail for that there I think they just cut your head off and be done with it.<LOL> I would have loved to have seen the video on that one there though. So I gather from what you're saying here is that you sided with the Storm Cloaks?

[Redneck1st]

FallTooDovahkiin wrote...

RageGT wrote...

Aw well, I tried, I really tried.

Entering Solitude, I interrupted the execution, Roggvir ran for it and actually made pretty far before he was killed, all Solitude guards were dead but two stupid immortal NPC kept bugging me. When my bounty count reached 13,000 I reloaded... *sighs*

I agree with Roggvir. It was a fair combat, Ulfric didn't murder anyone. He beated that wuss of a corrupt high king in a far duel! Free Skyrim!!!

Ahh.. I remember doing that. Them guards killed me many times before I took the hint that I wasn't going to win.
But I was like..level 9 when I was doing that. Now Im level 22. Im sure I could kick there butts up and down them walls now but, Roggvir is already dead.<_<

And at the bolded part: Thats why I go with the Stormcloaks 

I'm still undecded on whether to go with the Storm Cloaks or the Imperials even with all the house for which I"ve got in the game. 

[Addai]

Sidney wrote...

Nashiktal wrote...
That's kinda the point of the game. You make the context of YOUR story out of events and quests that happen during the game. Just look a page back to see one of my mini adventures.

No, that is an excuse for having a world that is blind, deaf and dumb. Hey, YOU make up the story. That's fine, I am making up MY part of the story but the rest of the world needs to participate in my story and to do that it should interact with me a lot more than Skyrim does. That's all and it is really hard to do when you make a game a mile wide like Bethesda did and has in the past.

It's the only kind of game I can roleplay in, so selfishly I hope they keep making them that way.  Bioware games are just long movies.  I like movies, but not that much.

Modifié par Addai67, 11 décembre 2011 - 08:15 .

[Addai]

FallTooDovahkiin wrote...
Ooh, thats a kinda tough choice right there.

I've always gone with the stormcloaks cause I like there armor, and I like Ralof/Ralaf (I cant see his name on Skyrim, stupid tv )

But the Imperials are pretty cool too. I went with them on my Orc save, even though it was pretty hard to leave Ralof/Ralaf.


But IMO, The Imperials had there time too shine in Morrowind, and Oblivion. Gotta give them Stormcloaks there time.

It's Ralof. 

I pretty much can never side with the Imperials.  The empire's end was a long time in coming anyway and Titus Mede is the one who frittered it away.  Killing a bunch of Nords on his orders and for no good reason just doesn't sit well.  My assassin character is ignoring the civil war, but when she came upon some imperial soldiers escorting a prisoner, she freed him.  I figured it reminded her of Helgen and just in general pissed her off.

[KenKenpachi]

*puts you both on the list of traitors* Glory to Empire >>

[xkg]

Redneck1st wrote...
I'm still undecded on whether to go with the Storm Cloaks or the Imperials even with all the house for which I"ve got in the game. 

There is only one TRUE option. Don't hesitate. Throw away your doubts NOW.

Modifié par xkg, 11 décembre 2011 - 08:33 .

[Redneck1st]

Fallto Well I was thinking that maybe I should go with the stormcloaks after all I did kill the king, not to mention that I rescued Thorald Gray-mane for which the Imperials and Thalmor had him. Not to mention the fact that I don't really care for the Thalmor.<LOL> But the fact that the Storm Cloaks are so racist against elves has me leaning towards the Imperials. On my next play through I'll be going with the opposite of who I went with this time I do know that there.

EDIT: XKG I just seen your post for which you did after I posted mine. I like that there. And I think even though I did everything against the Empire like I said above I might join with them this tiem.

Modifié par Redneck1st, 11 décembre 2011 - 08:42 .

[HoonDing]

Ever since patch 1.3 I noticed items on shelves have a tendency of becoming unstable and flying all over the place when I open doors.

EDIT: apparently this happens when you get framerates > 75 fps. I guess I'll have to enable Vsync after all.

RageGT wrote...

I agree with Roggvir. It was a fair combat, Ulfric didn't murder anyone. He beated that wuss of a corrupt
high king in a far duel! Free Skyrim!!!

It isn't fair.

Using the thu'um in a duel is liking bringing a gun to a knife fight. Ulfric having to use the thu'um to win shows he's either a coward or a lousy fighter, or both. Not to mention dishonouring the Greybeards.

There's also the fact that Ulfric high tailed it out of the city after murdering the High King (possibly by spamming Whirlwind Sprint). What does that say about his "honour"?

It's also Ulfric who's responsible for the Thalmos justiciars entering Skyrim to survey the ban on Talos Worship. Ulfric conquered Markarth, slaughtered its people and openly defied the ban, therefor gaining the full attention of the Thalmor, in spite of the fact that the ban on Talos worship in the Empire had only been on paper until that point, not in practice (case in point: Heimskr in Whiterun).

Ulfric's either an idiot overcompensating for the fact that the Thalmor had tricked him during the Great War, or a  fool with delusions of grandeur, who thought himself to be the Dragonborn from prophecy. 
 

Modifié par virumor, 11 décembre 2011 - 09:34 .

[sympathyforsaren]

About to enter Labyrinthian....let's see what this place is about...

[Giggles_Manically]

Upon killing Astrid and using her get up I realized that it is like the Chinese Stealth Suit armor from FO3,

As in way over powered and way to easy to get.
Although it does make it easier to rob Skyrim blind then as the guildmaster of the thieves.

That was cool...although Nocturnal is a bit of a ****.

[Nashiktal]

virumor wrote...

Ever since patch 1.3 I noticed items on shelves have a tendency of becoming unstable and flying all over the place when I open doors.

EDIT: apparently this happens when you get framerates > 75 fps. I guess I'll have to enable Vsync after all.

RageGT wrote...

I agree with Roggvir. It was a fair combat, Ulfric didn't murder anyone. He beated that wuss of a corrupt
high king in a far duel! Free Skyrim!!!

It isn't fair.

Using the thu'um in a duel is liking bringing a gun to a knife fight. Ulfric having to use the thu'um to win shows he's either a coward or a lousy fighter, or both. Not to mention dishonouring the Greybeards.

There's also the fact that Ulfric high tailed it out of the city after murdering the High King (possibly by spamming Whirlwind Sprint). What does that say about his "honour"?

It's also Ulfric who's responsible for the Thalmos justiciars entering Skyrim to survey the ban on Talos Worship. Ulfric conquered Markarth, slaughtered its people and openly defied the ban, therefor gaining the full attention of the Thalmor, in spite of the fact that the ban on Talos worship in the Empire had only been on paper until that point, not in practice (case in point: Heimskr in Whiterun).

Ulfric's either an idiot overcompensating for the fact that the Thalmor had tricked him during the Great War, or a  fool with delusions of grandeur, who thought himself to be the Dragonborn from prophecy. 
 

Not just a gun, ulfric used magic and admits it! That breaks so many of the nords precious ideals its not even funny to me.

Agreed and he essentially admits as such if you meet him in sovngarde. As much as I love the ideals of the nord people the stormcloaks leader is a hypocrite, coward, and just damn idiotic.

Hell my freind was fighting for the stormcloaks and facepalmed at every thing he said during the treaty meeting in the main quest.

The empire might not be any better, but at least they are not the ones perpetuating lies about their own damn ideals.

Modifié par Nashiktal, 11 décembre 2011 - 09:53 .

[DragonRageGT]

Redneck1st wrote...

13000 bounty I don't think you go to jail for that there I think they just cut your head off and be done with it.<LOL> I would have loved to have seen the video on that one there though. So I gather from what you're saying here is that you sided with the Storm Cloaks?

Oh no, still haven't joined. It's the scene when we first enter Solitude. The Execution scene?  I tried to stop it because the guy said he was innocent. He didn't help a murdered to scape. Ulfrich challenged the King to a duel and won and the imperial bootlickers didn't accept his victory and called it a murder. One honored soldier disagree and, honoring old Nord duel tradition let Ulfrich leave Solitude and lost his head because of that.

I'm level 50 and I had just entered Solitude for the first time. (thinking of it, damn! It took me a lojng long time to reach the town!) I could have killed every one but there are some immortal NPC and I was just testing. Don't really want that high bounty on my head! hehe

Modifié par RageGT, 11 décembre 2011 - 09:56 .

[Nashiktal]

Hey does anyone know how to force your companions to dual wield weapons? Janessa was doing just that until I have her a new sword now she will only use the one. Even if I take the weapon away she refuses to go back to her old ways.

Its a bit frustrating since she did such good damage that way.

[Addai]

Nashiktal wrote...
Not just a gun, ulfric used magic and admits it! That breaks so many of the nords precious ideals its not even funny to me.

Agreed and he essentially admits as such if you meet him in sovngarde. As much as I love the ideals of the nord people the stormcloaks leader is a hypocrite, coward, and just damn idiotic.

People need to stop using what he says in Sovngarde as a proof of anything.  The souls there are caught in a mist with Alduin eating them up, and all of them are in despair.  Legate Rikke was, as well.

The empire not lying about their ideals?  lol  They double crossed Ulfric at Markarth, selling him out just as they are selling out their own founder.  Not for some promise of peace, which they know is impossible, but out of Mede's cowardice to do what he needs to do to save his people.  He let province after province go to the Dominion without doing anything, and now he's scrambling to recover using Nord blood.

[Addai]

virumor wrote...
There's also the fact that Ulfric high tailed it out of the city after murdering the High King (possibly by spamming Whirlwind Sprint). What does that say about his "honour"?

So he should have honorably let the empire execute him?

It's also Ulfric who's responsible for the Thalmos justiciars entering Skyrim to survey the ban on Talos Worship. Ulfric conquered Markarth, slaughtered its people and openly defied the ban, therefor gaining the full attention of the Thalmor, in spite of the fact that the ban on Talos worship in the Empire had only been on paper until that point, not in practice (case in point: Heimskr in Whiterun).

And who was he serving in taking over Markarth?  At that point he was still an imperial soldier.  The empire wanted Markarth and its mines, they used UIfric and promised them they'd be able to worship Talos there, then when the Thalmor objected they caved and sold the city out.  Ulfric did not begin his rebellion in earnest until after this event.

[SkittlesKat96]

I finally played Oblivion and Skyrim for the first time.

On one hand I really like the games and think they are deserved of their GOTY status but on the other hand I'm a little disappointed and confused as to why the games are so overexaggerated and overhyped.

Also this arrow to the knee joke seems really unfunny and forced...the strange thing is halfway through my time playing Oblivion (Skyrim had been out for like three days then) a friend made me watch all the Imperial Guard parody videos and I chuckled a bit and thought it was pretty funny

But I said something along the lines of 'Its too bad people will most likely force an unfunny overused meme out of Skyrim most likely involving something normal a guard says that normally wouldn't be funny but people will force it to be funny anyway just for the sake of it' and that exact thing happened that I predicted...

Also the bugs are pretty annoying, I got stuck in an impossible situation in Skyrim and in both Oblivion and Skyrim I've gotten those weird flying corpse glitches at least once or twice and several other things have disappointed me greatly too, like the terrible, terrible level scaling (I did the retake Kvatch quest later in the game and all my people died and I had so much trouble getting to the end I had to turn the difficulty down and even then it was irritating having to spam the hell out of the million of frost atronachs, fighting brick walls in games is NOT fun)

Fortunately though Skyrim fixes much of Oblivion's flaws which is pretty cool, also no body mention PC mods, PC mods are not an excuse at all, especially since I played Oblivion on the 360 (ended up playing Skyrim on PC cause I didn't realize how better it is on the PC. Usually I play most games on my PC but my PC atm is relatively cheap and not good at running higher end games. Had to overclock and do all this stuff to play Skyrim smoothly.)

There are tons of other flaws but I don't really want to nitpick, overall the good parts outshine all of the flaws and I'm kind of eager to keep playing Skyrim (best way to spend my holidays) and to play the expansions and/or DLC they hopefully make.

Also in Skyrim I am a Heavy armored Nord that uses sword and shield and conjuration

[Addai]

I wish we could go back to Sovngarde, too, especially after you kill Alduin and can see it peaceful.

[KJandrew]

Addai67 wrote...

I wish we could go back to Sovngarde, too, especially after you kill Alduin and can see it peaceful.

Yeah, I wished I could talk to Kodlak when he gets into Shor's Hall, or talk to Ysgramor properly

[TobiTobsen]

FallTooDovahkiin wrote...

I think it would be pretty cool. Or its just my "I miss Oblivion sometimes" heartache that I get while playing Skyrim.

I only miss the Shivering Isles... and Haskill!

[Yrkoon]

Pedrak wrote...

I have to say, though, that the dragon slaying is also becoming some sort of routine - it seems I can't even go to the john without some blood dragon popping up and the soundtrack doing the "Dovahkiin! Dovahkiin!" musical number as I sigh and draw my bow.

I did something about that the other day.  I decided to scap my second character (didn't like him) and started a new game.  This time I'm avoiding Riverwood and Whiterun.  Having a blast  exploring southern, Northern, and eastern Skyrim sans  Dragons.  Of course that also means no shouts, but whatever.  Maybe I'll start those back up... in about 150 hours.

Modifié par Yrkoon, 11 décembre 2011 - 10:46 .

[Redneck1st]

KJandrew wrote...

Addai67 wrote...

I wish we could go back to Sovngarde, too, especially after you kill Alduin and can see it peaceful.

Yeah, I wished I could talk to Kodlak when he gets into Shor's Hall, or talk to Ysgramor properly

Now I couldn't agree with you more on this here. After all it would have been great to hear his thoughts about the place.<G> BTW love your tagline<sigline>.


On another not anyone got any ideas Of what they'd like to see as far as a DLC goes? How about the taking on of the Thalmor? After all they seem to be the real linch pin for the civil war.

Modifié par Redneck1st, 11 décembre 2011 - 10:46 .