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Modifié par Yrkoon, 18 janvier 2012 - 01:23 .
Modifié par Barbarossa2010, 18 janvier 2012 - 04:01 .
Mike Shepard wrote...
Idk if this has been mentioned, but the wiki (http://elderscrolls....er_Scrolls_Wiki) has been....nerfed somehow.
Modifié par The Ethereal Writer Redux, 18 janvier 2012 - 04:13 .
Mike Shepard wrote...
Idk if this has been mentioned, but the wiki (http://elderscrolls....er_Scrolls_Wiki) has been....nerfed somehow.
The Ethereal Writer Redux wrote...
You know what I dislike greatly, bordering on hatred?
Nchuand-Zel's defenses. I reactivate them and now I've got to fight them as I try to leave. That just seems counter-productive. And completely idiotic.
You'd think Bethesda would've made it so that the re-activated Dwemer machina in this particular ruin wouldn't fight the Dragonborn.
I mean... really. If these things are going to protect Markarth's underside, they'd probably do a much better job of that if they weren't in bits and pieces.
Not to mention I'm overencumbered!
Thought the mission was incredibily stupid as well, probably just an oversight, but then again, maybe not.Modifié par Barbarossa2010, 18 janvier 2012 - 05:41 .
Actually I did that on my low level. (Like.....10 or something) Spellsword and got my ass kicked the entire way there, but once you flip the switch, if you run out the door you come out of via, jumping off the pipes, you can take a hard left and end up leaving without having any actual conflict with the defenses since the left route is a one way shortcut right back to the big spider.The Ethereal Writer Redux wrote...
You know what I dislike greatly, bordering on hatred?
Nchuand-Zel's defenses. I reactivate them and now I've got to fight them as I try to leave. That just seems counter-productive. And completely idiotic.
You'd think Bethesda would've made it so that the re-activated Dwemer machina in this particular ruin wouldn't fight the Dragonborn.
I mean... really. If these things are going to protect Markarth's underside, they'd probably do a much better job of that if they weren't in bits and pieces.
Not to mention I'm overencumbered!Mike Shepard wrote...
Idk if this has been mentioned, but the wiki (http://elderscrolls....er_Scrolls_Wiki) has been....nerfed somehow.
I noticed that too. I guess they're protesting the SOPA issue since the thing links to a petition against SOPA.
I reactivated them, but didn't encounter anything but one sphere fighting a Falmer on the bridge headed out of the ruin. Since they were occupied, I could leave without engaging any of the defenses at all. Maybe there's an exit you didn't find? (edit- I see someone already suggested this)Barbarossa2010 wrote...
Just did this one recently. Checked the quest log prior to flipping the switch because something felt wrong. It casually says that reactivating the defenses would help greatly in defeating the Falmer threat and securing Markarth. I say OK, and of course, playing the good Joe, I flip the switch, activate the defenses and depart through the nearest doorway. What that pesky questlog didn't say was that evidently I was every bit as much a threat as those stupid Falmer. So I ended up reluctantly smashing a centurion and all other guardians to pieces. Yeah, that was certainly worth the effort of bringing Nchuand-Zel back to life, and of course, I'm not sure how this ingenious security plan will be thinning the Falmer out ...say...oh...later on that afternoon or tomorrow.
Overencumbered doesn't even begin to describe Nchuand-Zel. I admit it, I made six trips in with Mjoll to pick up our stash drops, and both of us were stripped down to virtually nothing. Six trips to haul out the loot! I also admit freely to being a Dwemer fan boy though, and simply must have it all.
Modifié par Addai67, 18 janvier 2012 - 06:38 .
Thank you very much! I somehow never noticed how expensive the Banish enchantment is. And I even had it learned . Now crafting dual-enchanted Paralyzing Daggers of Banishing is finally getting me some good money (like 700+ per, even with Petty Soulgems). Finally earning some good gold, but now it's more of a problem that the shops have so little gold to spend. Guess I'll do some Thieves Guild quests after all. [*]Elhanan wrote...
From the Wikia:
Enchanting items crafted to improve the Smithing skill is a cost effective way to level both even if all base materials are purchased
[*]The Transmute spell can be combined with the above to turn iron into gold, smith the gold into rings, enchant the rings, and then sell. Raises Alteration, Smithing, Speech and Enchanting.
[*]Some enchantments will improve the selling price of the base item more than others. In order of descending value:
- Weapons: Banish, Paralyze, Absorb Health, Stamina Damage
- Chest: Destruction, Healing Rate, Conjuration, Smithing
- Head: Archery, Destruction, Conjuration, Restoration
- Hands/Feet: Sneak, Carry Weight, One-Hand, Two-Hand
- Jewelry: Sneak, Carry Weight, Barter, One-Hand, Two-Hand
- Shield: Fortify Block
Modifié par Haplose, 18 janvier 2012 - 07:23 .
Joy Divison wrote...
You know all that scrap dwarven metal you leave lying around? Loot in and then smelt it into Dwaren metal ingots. Either just sell it or make dwarven daggers instead of iron daggers...
Modifié par request denied, 18 janvier 2012 - 09:59 .
request denied wrote...
At Blindcliff Bastion . It`s near Markath, between The Lover Stone and Karthwasten . A Hagraven is locked in a cage and asks you to kill an other Hagraven . She`s in the same room as Hrolfdir's shield so you can do both quests at the same time .
Elhanan wrote...
request denied wrote...
At Blindcliff Bastion . It`s near Markath, between The Lover Stone and Karthwasten . A Hagraven is locked in a cage and asks you to kill an other Hagraven . She`s in the same room as Hrolfdir's shield so you can do both quests at the same time .
Is this the Hagraven one may gain as a companion?
Modifié par happy_daiz, 18 janvier 2012 - 02:45 .
Snowship wrote...
Meanwhile in Falkreath
happy_daiz wrote...
OMG, could you imagine?
That's one quest I still haven't done yet. I love finding peeps locked up in cages that you can rescue. Especially the vampires in one of the mage's college quests that say, "out of the way, meat!". However...it's not a good idea to let werewolves out.
happy_daiz wrote...
^ I just did that quest again a couple of days ago, but had slightly different results than I did in my first playthrough. When I let the vampires out, they went and attacked the mages in the next room, and they all died. They actually all lived through it the first time around. So, being the good samaritan that I am, I reloaded, killed all the mages, then released them so they'd have a fighting chance at surviving. Silly, I know.
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