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[blaidfiste]

termokanden wrote...

So... I'm starting a cheese collection. I don't know why. I guess it just looks delicious. You can barely move in Breezehome right now with bumping into a big pile of cheese.

I guess the house in Riften could hold a lot of cheese in the basement. Maybe I should buy it.

Is this your video?

[Addai]

Several of the books are racy.

I have no compunction to see more developers showing pixel grinding. It's almost always badly animated and the sound choreography is cringe-worthy, too. It's just not something worth wrangling with censors over. People who really want to see that will get the mods.

[chunkyman]

What kind of DLC do you want next? I want something to do with the Thalmor, they're really interesting from a lore perspective. A full-sized expansion would be nice, Shivering Isles was amazing.

[Kathleen321]

Addai67 wrote...

My huntress married Vilkas and not one of the companions showed up, even Farkas. We did run into them not long after, chasing trolls near Winterhold.

Vilkas may be the only halfway decent looking guy to marry in skyrim. I've been playing this game for a few months but I still don't see the point in marriage. The dudes are ugly. I'm not exactly looking for eyecandy or nothing but I can't pair up my dragonborn with a gross old man or a lizard lol

[Addai]

Kathleen321 wrote...

Addai67 wrote...

My huntress married Vilkas and not one of the companions showed up, even Farkas. We did run into them not long after, chasing trolls near Winterhold.

Vilkas may be the only halfway decent looking guy to marry in skyrim. I've been playing this game for a few months but I still don't see the point in marriage. The dudes are ugly. I'm not exactly looking for eyecandy or nothing but I can't pair up my dragonborn with a gross old man or a lizard lol

Old dudes can be sexy.    I've had characters marry Balimund, Farkas and Vilkas so far.  I think the wolf twins are the best males because they've got a bit more story to them and you can keep them as followers.  There's not much to it but it's a little roleplay thing.  I think those who headcanon/ rp a lot get the most out of it.

There are lots of little things that can add to roleplay that you might not appreciate until you have a character build for them.  My current character I'm playing as a descendant of Sai, the god of luck, who had a Nord wife and daughter.  He traveled with wolves and supposedly the old Nords avoided hunting wolves out of respect for him.   So I got her the Kyne's Peace shout and it's been a nice little roleplay.  She's also a werewolf so identifying with animals more anyway.  That fort outside Riften where they're killing wolves to soul trap them and making them fight in the pit...    She shouted Kyne's Peace and it turned all the wolves friendly so she could let them out, and the ones already in the pit stopped fighting each other.  Anyway, little things like that help make the game feel real and your character unique.

Modifié par Addai67, 16 juillet 2012 - 07:22 .

[Yrkoon]

Even aside from Roleplaying I think marriage in Skyrim succeeds in projecting a pretty important "mood".  Or "atmosphere".   Being able to own a house and, you know, not have to be the only one living in it.

And on a totally  unrelated note:  Useless trivia time.  I discovered something unique about the Dwarven Ruin Raldbthar.  It is the ONLY place in the entire game   where you can find one of these:



FACT.

Modifié par Yrkoon, 16 juillet 2012 - 11:49 .

[Olaf_de_IJsbeer]

^ When I was killing giants for their toes, I noticed that some camps have charred skeevers baking close to their campfire, so I think your statement is false. =D

[Giggles_Manically]

If anything I want a DLC that either focuses on the Thalmor or the Falmer.

Honestly I think that FONV did a better job with companions by far, but I still enjoy them in Skyrim.
Also 10 days to Dawnguard on the PC!

[RedArmyShogun]

You won't be saying that about companions once Dawnguard arrives its solid proof that Bethseda can write good characters, enough so to do fallout 4 well.

In part I think they just are lazy at crunch time. Heck that DLC hints Video they made shows it.

[Yrkoon]

Olaf_de_IJsbeer wrote...

^ When I was killing giants for their toes, I noticed that some camps have charred skeevers baking close to their campfire, so I think your statement is false. =D

That's charred skeever HIDE.  Those are everywhere.    They're a crafting ingredient.

What I posted a picture of is Charred skeever MEAT... a food

Modifié par Yrkoon, 16 juillet 2012 - 01:02 .

[Giggles_Manically]

Paarthurnax: Do you know why I live here, atop the mountain you call the "Throat of the World"?
Dovahkiin: I dunno. Dragons like mountains, right?
Paarthurnax: Hmmm... True.

Hehehee.
I am sorry but that made me laugh.
Just how Paarthurnax pauses then says yep.

[Druss99]

greengoron89 wrote...

@Giggles - Your wish for DLC that focuses on Falmer has already been granted - the Falmer are very much a part of Dawnguard. I will say no more for fear of spoiling things, but you are in for some pretty major stuff.

It's getting increasingly difficult to explain that to people without giving them spoilers. I can see why Bethesda want to keep things secret for people to explore for themselves but they have shot themselves in the foot a bit by making it seem like all new content is entirely vampire related.

On the sex scene debate, I fear things are going to go that way. Marriage was just the first step down a dark path, I fear them ending up like Bioware with swarms of people playing purely for the "romances" and them having to cater to this crowd. I'd hate to see the day when they have to make every pretty pixel in the game humpable to shut people up, I already find marriage pointless.

Modifié par Druss99, 16 juillet 2012 - 02:20 .

[Olaf_de_IJsbeer]

You mean the TES community will soon have their own brand of Talimancers?

We must put a stop to this.

[happy_daiz]

I think Skyrim was just the right amount of "relationship" for romances. There's no need for more, and I hope they laugh at the idea of romantic sub-plots. Meh.

But, speaking of marriage and the like, my Khajiit character married Sorex Vinius. Who? Well, he's usually loitering in the Winking Skeever, and his dad is the owner. I am annoyed by Mercer Frey's VA, who also voices Sorex, and a million other people, but I went for it anyway. I guess I should be happy that his dad and his niece (?) showed up, as well as Octieve Sans and the bard from the Winking Skeever. If I had done Namira's quest before getting married, I'm sure Eola would have been in attendance. She's usually really reliable in my games for that.

When my Redguard married Farkas, nobody from the Companions came. Not even Vilkas.

Edit: In regard to Serana, I think she's great. I wish the other followers could have been updated somehow to do the same types of things Serana does. I mean - how cool is it when she prays at the top of High Hrothgar, or in temples? Or steals chairs from people, so they can't eat? She's a great follower. Should she be marriageable? I don't know.

What I do know is that my Khajiit wanted to marry another Khajiit.

Modifié par happy_daiz, 16 juillet 2012 - 02:53 .

[Cutlass Jack]

happy_daiz wrote...
I think Skyrim was just the right amount of "relationship" for romances. There's no need for more, and I hope they laugh at the idea of romantic sub-plots. Meh.

I'm not sure "Hey you're wearing a necklace! Lets get Hitched!" qualifies as a "relationship." *finger quotes*

Unless a drunken night in Vegas is involved.

[happy_daiz]

Good morning, Jack!

True, and that was and wasn't my point. I don't think TES is the place for BioWare romances. I like the idea of it, but in this setting, I don't think it really makes sense. Having someone at my house, presumably guarding my stuff, along with my housecarl, while bringing in cash at the same time works just fine. It's not a real relationship, by anyone's standards, but I'd rather spend time adventuring than spending a lot of time nurturing a pixel "relationship".

Oh, wait. I need more coffee. Nevermind me.

Modifié par happy_daiz, 16 juillet 2012 - 02:54 .

[Yrkoon]

happy_daiz wrote...
What I do know is that my Khajiit wanted to marry another Khajiit.

Hey, they threw you cats a bone.    You can marry a woman named Mjoll the Lioness.  Take that and be happy.

[Olaf_de_IJsbeer]

I don't really remember who showed up when my Dovahkiin married Aela the Huntress, but I do think the Jarl of Morthal was there. Idgrod whats-her-face or somesuch. Very polite of her to attend the wedding of one of her thanes.

[Yrkoon]

Brand-Shei showed up at my wedding once. And that's after I put him away  for the Thieves guild.  It's nice to see that Riften lets its prisoners out to attend wedding ceremonies.

Modifié par Yrkoon, 16 juillet 2012 - 03:04 .

[Olaf_de_IJsbeer]

You know what they say. Keep your friends close but your enemies closer.

[happy_daiz]

Yrkoon wrote...

happy_daiz wrote...
What I do know is that my Khajiit wanted to marry another Khajiit.

Hey, they threw you cats a bone.    You can marry a woman named Mjoll the Lioness.  Take that and be happy.

But...but...she has no tail! And no fuzzy ears, and no blink-blinky eyes! She is no cat.

This is fast becoming my favorite playthrough thus far (I always say that, though). I'm finally using Destruction magic to the point where I'm getting some cool new spells. Chain lightning? I'll take it. It would be nice to actually do the mastery quests for the college, for once.

I'm ignoring Illusion magic this time around, which is so not me! Conjuration, Destruction, and Restoration are all I'm using. I started off with Alteration, but switched over to light armor, so I'm not using Stoneflesh anymore.

Modifié par happy_daiz, 16 juillet 2012 - 03:29 .