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[happy_daiz]

My characters are always paragons, unless you count the murder and larceny, and occasional cannibalism.

Modifié par happy_daiz, 09 août 2012 - 04:07 .

[Giggles_Manically]

Most of my characters in RPGs are decent people, but usually have a temper.

My city elf for example? When he caught up to Vaughan and he offered him MONEY to walk away?
Well as the Patron Saint of Buttkickers for Goodness would say "EVIL MEET SWORD! SWORD MEET EVIL!

[Olaf_de_IJsbeer]

I gave Aela the Huntress enchanted dragonscale armor and a daedric sword with enchantments identical to those of my twin swords, yet she still got kidnapped by dem vampires.

I am disappoint.

[happy_daiz]

Well, if Astrid can kidnap my characters while they're inside their own house, with a husband and housecarl in the same room, I guess it's not surprising that Aela could get kidnapped, badass as she sounds.

Which brings up an interesting thought... They should add a kidnapping and ransom guild of some sort. Although, if current standards and gameplay apply, you would probably just have to think about kidnapping them, and it would be done.

Hmm, on second thought, maybe not.

[TobiTobsen]

I just thought about the ridiculous fact that nobody seems to recognize well-fed vampires, even after the Dawnguard appearance update.

I mean... c'mon. Just look at the eyes and the bone structure of the face. Those vampires just don't look like your typical guy/girl next door.

[Giggles_Manically]

They kidnapped Lydia from my PC's house.

So he used Soul Tear on each and every one of them.
Then made novelty shirts out of them.

Never ****** someone off who can rip your soul out by simply speaking.

[Cyberarmy]

Oh yeah Soul Tear is just awesome.
High damage, soul trap and zombify all in one shout. Yes please

[Olaf_de_IJsbeer]

The quest where you have to kill a vampire who's hiding in plain sight without incurring a bounty is such a bother if your character isn't all that stealthy. Maybe it's just with the Visiting Advisor in Riften, but his schedule never took him somewhere quiet and isolated, so I was struggling with how to do this... until I remembered I was a werewolf.

Is it a chore in other instances as well? If so, this will become one of my most hated quests. =(

[happy_daiz]

^ It's not so bad if you just hide somewhere and use an exploding bolt on them. 

I had a few of those quests in Jarl keeps, and just walked in, went into sneak, and shot the vamp. If it doesn't kill him, he'll become hostile; but if you sheath your crossbow, he'll mutter something, then he's suddenly not hostile. Rinse and repeat until he's dead.

As long as other NPCs don't see you, they kind of act like none of it is happening.

Modifié par happy_daiz, 09 août 2012 - 05:25 .

[Olaf_de_IJsbeer]

Too bad I didn't spec in archery, though I can upgrade those crossbows to Legendary... but yes, exploiting the AI sounds like a reasonable strategy. =D

[wickedgoodreed]

Have you tried talking to him? If your speech score is high enough you might be able to persuade him to follow you to a more discreet location.

I was able to do that with the Traveling Pilgrim. He trailed after me right up to the edge of the city's limits before getting suspicious and turning around. But by that point we were already out of sight. One quick arrow towards the sun later and he was toast.

[happy_daiz]

I'd highly recommend doing the crossbow schematics quests, as it sounds like you're doing the DG side. You can get an improved crossbow (that you can also smith to improve even more), all three types of exploding bolts, then the Dwarven Crossbow, which I think is the highest. The base damage on that thing is ridiculous. Unless you don't plan for a career in archery...

@wicked - my speech is never high enough for that to work. They usually just laugh in my Dovahkiin's face.

Modifié par happy_daiz, 09 août 2012 - 05:43 .

[wickedgoodreed]

happy_daiz wrote...

@wicked - my speech is never high enough for that to work. They usually just laugh in my Dovahkiin's face.

Heh, yeah, I had to switch my custom necklace out for an amulet of dibella to pass the check, but luckily I always keep one around in my inventory. My Nord has no practice in stealth at all and isn't a werewolf so that was her best bet.

[termokanden]

Olaf_de_IJsbeer wrote...

The quest where you have to kill a vampire who's hiding in plain sight without incurring a bounty is such a bother if your character isn't all that stealthy. Maybe it's just with the Visiting Advisor in Riften, but his schedule never took him somewhere quiet and isolated, so I was struggling with how to do this... until I remembered I was a werewolf.

Is it a chore in other instances as well? If so, this will become one of my most hated quests. =(

Ugh, don't remind me. I have a new non-stealthy character. I suppose you could catch them with an invisibility potion and a power attack.

My assassin didn't exactly have a problem with it though.

[Olaf_de_IJsbeer]

Tricking that pilgrim into following me did work (strange that the advisor didn't have such convenient dialogue... oh well) because my speech is fairly high. Much less trouble than transforming into a werewolf, killing the vampire (which almost kills me because my character isn't that resilient as a werewolf), running away and then waiting to transform back.

[LPPrince]

Told y'all stealth came in handy.

[Olaf_de_IJsbeer]

This guy keeps following me whenever I fast travel for some reason.

http://cloud.steampo...76.resizedimage

Probably waiting until I go to sleep so he can slit my throat...

[happy_daiz]

^ Ha! I had that, too. One time Serana and I fast traveled to Castle Volkihar, and the Dawnguard scouts and three Bandit Thugs were waiting for us. Only the DG scouts became hostile, and the Bandit Thugs kinda just stood there. We fast traveled again, and there they were, and again, they were still not hostile.

I ended up going into VL form, and ending their apparent misery.

Modifié par happy_daiz, 09 août 2012 - 06:19 .

[LPPrince]

STEALTH COMES IN HANDY.

[happy_daiz]

Jesus, Prince, we get it. You like your Stealth Boy. Why the all caps and non sequiteurs? lol

Modifié par happy_daiz, 09 août 2012 - 06:20 .

[blaidfiste]

 Every marriage has its ups and downs

[LPPrince]

Just sayin. You can sneak around that bandit and then be like, WAZAA, and then he'd be like GURKAHIAUHOFIUNOIWUBF and then you'd go into ninjasku action mode and then be like wisssssssss and no one would be the wiser.

[LPPrince]

happy_daiz wrote...

Jesus, Prince, we get it. You like your Stealth Boy. Why the all caps and non sequiteurs? lol

Stealth Buck>Stealth Boy

[Endurium]

I don't care for crossbows so I'm definitely modding the Gauldur Blackbow to do more damage so I can keep it. Love that bow.

And yes LP, none of my characters goes without stealth. It's just too handy. This usually means Followers don't follow, but that's fine with me. My characters don't need help.