If you've set your game to Auto-save at area transitions, then you only have to re-do about 5 minutes of that dungeon.Addai67 wrote...
I believe the southern Nibenay, the area around Leyawiin, has also gone over to the Dominion.
And... I'm stuck. In Dustman's Cairn, the gate of the little alcove where you're supposed to trap yourself is already down, so I can't get in it. No Farkas saves the day.
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#21951
Posté 24 juin 2012 - 06:31
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#21952
Posté 24 juin 2012 - 07:24
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I woke up this morning and thought "Weee... just two days till Dawnguard!"
Then I remembered "I'm on PC. I'll have to wait another month!"
*sadface*
Then I remembered "I'm on PC. I'll have to wait another month!"
*sadface*
#21953
Posté 24 juin 2012 - 08:01
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It was a mod problem- something called The Perfect Circle. Too bad, it allows the Companions to do werewolf transitions when you do.Yrkoon wrote...
If you've set your game to Auto-save at area transitions, then you only have to re-do about 5 minutes of that dungeon.Addai67 wrote...
I believe the southern Nibenay, the area around Leyawiin, has also gone over to the Dominion.
And... I'm stuck. In Dustman's Cairn, the gate of the little alcove where you're supposed to trap yourself is already down, so I can't get in it. No Farkas saves the day.
#21954
Posté 24 juin 2012 - 09:36
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TobiTobsen wrote...
I woke up this morning and thought "Weee... just two days till Dawnguard!"
Then I remembered "I'm on PC. I'll have to wait another month!"
*sadface*
Yeah, sucks.
For the first time I went along with the escape plan in Forsworn Conspiracy instead of just killing Malacath in his cell. Woops, now my Redguard has unleashed the Forsworn king. Still, it was satisfying to simply watch how many of those corrupt guards were being slaughtered.:innocent:
#21955
Posté 24 juin 2012 - 02:24
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jackofalltrades456 wrote...
Addai67 wrote...
I believe the southern Nibenay, the area around Leyawiin, has also gone over to the Dominion.
No, the Empire completely destroyed the Elven Army in Cryodill after they retook the Imperial City. The remaining invasion force was busy battling the holdout army left behind in Hammerfell when the main Legion was recalled to Cryodill. Despite the major victory, the emperor still surrendered and was forced to both ban the worship of Talos and abandon Hammerfell.
Here's the problem. Hammerfell were able to hold out against the Thalmor for five years alone after the Empire left them! This shows the Empire could have won the Great War if they continued it. The treaty was for nothing.
http://www.uesp.net/...m:The_Great_War
That's the smoking gun against Mede.
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Posté 24 juin 2012 - 02:57
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The issue is that Hammerfall is also a devastated state think France, or Germany post WW2.
While they did win, Redguards are some of the best fighters in Tamriel.
Who is to say that the Domionion did not just fight with little effort, put in a good show and then call it quits to further smear Mede and the Empire?
But I would not put it past Azura to be up to something here.
She...is kind of a vindictive and vengeful spirit.
Like screwing over an ENTIRE race for their leaders going against her, or making Vvardenfell eventually blow up.
While they did win, Redguards are some of the best fighters in Tamriel.
Who is to say that the Domionion did not just fight with little effort, put in a good show and then call it quits to further smear Mede and the Empire?
But I would not put it past Azura to be up to something here.
She...is kind of a vindictive and vengeful spirit.
Like screwing over an ENTIRE race for their leaders going against her, or making Vvardenfell eventually blow up.
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Posté 24 juin 2012 - 03:04
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I think they could have at least beat the Dominion back to their own territory - Hammerfell would've remained with the Empire and the Legion could've replenished and remobilized its forces to protect against future attacks.
Now that Hammerfell is no longer a part of the Empire, that's a lot of manpower lost for the Legion - same for Skyrim and High Rock if the Stormcloaks win. The Concordat was a huge mistake.
Now that Hammerfell is no longer a part of the Empire, that's a lot of manpower lost for the Legion - same for Skyrim and High Rock if the Stormcloaks win. The Concordat was a huge mistake.
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Posté 24 juin 2012 - 03:11
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The Empire is in a downward spiral right now.
Though in my current game things are looking up.
Since there is no more Mede around, someone better may take his place.
Like maybe Maiq The Liar.
Though in my current game things are looking up.
Since there is no more Mede around, someone better may take his place.
Like maybe Maiq The Liar.
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Posté 24 juin 2012 - 03:19
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Giggles_Manically wrote...
The issue is that Hammerfall is also a devastated state think France, or Germany post WW2.
While they did win, Redguards are some of the best fighters in Tamriel.
Who is to say that the Domionion did not just fight with little effort, put in a good show and then call it quits to further smear Mede and the Empire?
But I would not put it past Azura to be up to something here.
She...is kind of a vindictive and vengeful spirit.
Like screwing over an ENTIRE race for their leaders going against her, or making Vvardenfell eventually blow up.
I don't know that she caused Red Mountain to erupt the second time - but she did cause it to erupt the first time. It's what turned the Chimer into the Dunmer as I recall.
I used to think well of Azura tbh, but my opinion of her has... lessened in recent times. She seems to be just as manipulative and deceitful as any of the "evil" Princes. If she's involved with the rise of the Aldmeri Dominion in some capacity, then that just makes me think her to be a villain that much more.
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Posté 24 juin 2012 - 03:30
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greengoron89 wrote...
Giggles_Manically wrote...
The issue is that Hammerfall is also a devastated state think France, or Germany post WW2.
While they did win, Redguards are some of the best fighters in Tamriel.
Who is to say that the Domionion did not just fight with little effort, put in a good show and then call it quits to further smear Mede and the Empire?
But I would not put it past Azura to be up to something here.
She...is kind of a vindictive and vengeful spirit.
Like screwing over an ENTIRE race for their leaders going against her, or making Vvardenfell eventually blow up.
I don't know that she caused Red Mountain to erupt the second time - but she did cause it to erupt the first time. It's what turned the Chimer into the Dunmer as I recall.
Well... it's her fault, since she send the Nerevarine on his/her quest and is therefore responsible that Vivec finally loses his powers and can't stop the Ministry of Truth from crashing into Vivec City.
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Posté 24 juin 2012 - 10:14
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I can't see siding with Ulfric. He just seems like a power hungry idiot. Not the best of time to be trying to divide the Empire further...with the Thalmor waiting to pounce. If my character was pro-Thalmor then I probably would support the division.
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Posté 24 juin 2012 - 10:27
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The Thalmor don't seem to be very interested in either an Imperial victory or a Stormcloak victory tbh - they want the two to war with each other indefinitely and wear both of their armies out, thus weakening both the Empire and Skyrim and softening them up for The Great War, part deux.
Goes back to what I mentioned regarding the Dominion's adeptness at using subterfuge and political machinations to further their cause - neither the Empire or Skyrim are on equal footing with the Thalmor in that ballpark.
Still, despite the inherent risks of both, I feel like siding with the Empire is the safer bet - the Thalmor seem considerably less interested in an Imperial victory, and despite the qualms I have with the White-Gold Concordat, the Empire seems far more patient and level-headed than the Stormcloaks.
Both of these qualities are a necessity when it comes to fending off the Dominion, and the Stormcloaks exhibit neither.
EDIT: Also, all of the Jarls who support the Empire are far more effective leaders than the ones who support Ulfric - even Siddgeir is better than his paranoid uncle, and Maven was already in control of Riften anyway. Might as well have made it official.
Goes back to what I mentioned regarding the Dominion's adeptness at using subterfuge and political machinations to further their cause - neither the Empire or Skyrim are on equal footing with the Thalmor in that ballpark.
Still, despite the inherent risks of both, I feel like siding with the Empire is the safer bet - the Thalmor seem considerably less interested in an Imperial victory, and despite the qualms I have with the White-Gold Concordat, the Empire seems far more patient and level-headed than the Stormcloaks.
Both of these qualities are a necessity when it comes to fending off the Dominion, and the Stormcloaks exhibit neither.
EDIT: Also, all of the Jarls who support the Empire are far more effective leaders than the ones who support Ulfric - even Siddgeir is better than his paranoid uncle, and Maven was already in control of Riften anyway. Might as well have made it official.
Modifié par greengoron89, 24 juin 2012 - 10:32 .
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Posté 24 juin 2012 - 10:32
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I hate how it's so obvious in the game that you should be trying to stop the Thalmor. You can tell so easily that you're being played. And yet you're only able to play along.
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Posté 24 juin 2012 - 11:12
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None of the jarls make a very good impression. Personally I like Idgrod, but she's losing her grip and no longer has the confidence even of her close advisors. Balgruuf's blind trust in the imperials is making him turn a blind eye to people being kidnapped from his hold by the Thalmor. And then there's Elisif. What a huge pile of fail. For a Nord woman, being so pathetic is embarrassing.
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Posté 24 juin 2012 - 11:22
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Uh... if you're a vampire at stage 3 aren't many NPCs supposed to refuse to talk to you (according to UESP). Is my game bugged, possibly because I used setracemenu on the console to tweak my character's appearance (before becoming a vampire)?Even at stage 3 NPCs have been acting normally to my vamp character.
Modifié par jon1991, 24 juin 2012 - 11:22 .
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Posté 24 juin 2012 - 11:50
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jon1991 wrote...
Uh... if you're a vampire at stage 3 aren't many NPCs supposed to refuse to talk to you (according to UESP). Is my game bugged, possibly because I used setracemenu on the console to tweak my character's appearance (before becoming a vampire)?Even at stage 3 NPCs have been acting normally to my vamp character.
It just says most will not interact if you initiate conversation. Stage four is when they get hostile towards you.
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Posté 24 juin 2012 - 11:55
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So what's Dawnguard priced at? $30? $40?
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Posté 24 juin 2012 - 11:57
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It's $20 - up from what their previous expansions cost, but according to them it's their biggest expansion yet so we'll see if the extra $10 is worth it.
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Posté 25 juin 2012 - 12:03
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It's $20 - up from what their previous expansions cost, but according to them it's their biggest expansion yet so we'll see if the extra $10 is worth it.
Shivering Isle was 2400 microsoft points which is $20 right? I bought Oblivion GOTY edition so Idk.
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That's $30 dollars.Skelter192 wrote...
greengoron89 wrote...
It's $20 - up from what their previous expansions cost, but according to them it's their biggest expansion yet so we'll see if the extra $10 is worth it.
Shivering Isle was 2400 microsoft points which is $20 right? I bought Oblivion GOTY edition so Idk.
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Posté 25 juin 2012 - 12:07
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Oh, it was? I bought the GOTY editions of both Morrowind and Oblivion, so I don't know, either.
...so if their other TES expansions were $20, why the hell are people complaining about the price of Dawnguard as if that price was unusual or unfair?
EDIT: Oh snap, so Shivering Isles cost MOAR than Dawnguard - I'm gonna slap the next person who says Dawnguard is overpriced, now.
...so if their other TES expansions were $20, why the hell are people complaining about the price of Dawnguard as if that price was unusual or unfair?
EDIT: Oh snap, so Shivering Isles cost MOAR than Dawnguard - I'm gonna slap the next person who says Dawnguard is overpriced, now.
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Posté 25 juin 2012 - 12:09
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I freaking love N@zir...from know on I will call him Brozir.
90% of the Jarl's are just useless really.
Especially the Riften Jarl.
Durr all things are going good! Doing nothing while the greatest criminal enterprise ever rebuilds itself right under your nose.
Its rather odd that the two "dark" factions treat you so much nicer than everyone else.
I mean Brozir. Delvin, and Vex eventually treat you like Superman.
90% of the Jarl's are just useless really.
Especially the Riften Jarl.
Durr all things are going good! Doing nothing while the greatest criminal enterprise ever rebuilds itself right under your nose.
Its rather odd that the two "dark" factions treat you so much nicer than everyone else.
I mean Brozir. Delvin, and Vex eventually treat you like Superman.
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Posté 25 juin 2012 - 12:10
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I know I'm not complaining. Dawnguard is 1600 MS points and I have 1800, so I'm all good.
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Posté 25 juin 2012 - 12:10
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Meh people either forget crap, or didn't buy it most likely.
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Posté 25 juin 2012 - 12:11
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greengoron89 wrote...
It's $20 - up from what their previous expansions cost, but according to them it's their biggest expansion yet so we'll see if the extra $10 is worth it.
Keyword: Expansion. This isn't simple DLC with a couple hours of content. Gorrammit how I wish I could get the game to work without it causing my PC to crash
I'm going to have to pass on Dawnguard until it does.
