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On November 15 2011 16:00 Bayyne wrote:So I've decided that I'm going to create a black list of all the NPC's that I want dead. + Show Spoiler +
First on my list is the fucking snobby Nazeem in Whiterun; then the guy from the dark brotherhood that wanted me dead; then that one Thalmor douche of a mage up in Winterhold College....actually, every damn Thalmor that speaks condescendingly is dead.
add the whole of markath to that list...
i hate that city.
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On November 15 2011 16:00 Bayyne wrote:So I've decided that I'm going to create a black list of all the NPC's that I want dead. + Show Spoiler +
First on my list is the fucking snobby Nazeem in Whiterun; then the guy from the dark brotherhood that wanted me dead; then that one Thalmor douche of a mage up in Winterhold College....actually, every damn Thalmor that speaks condescendingly is dead.
+ Show Spoiler + i just killed astrid at our first meet and then got a quest to prompt to kill all of dark brotherhood instead of doing any quest for them which i did lol
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On November 15 2011 16:00 Bayyne wrote:So I've decided that I'm going to create a black list of all the NPC's that I want dead. + Show Spoiler +
First on my list is the fucking snobby Nazeem in Whiterun; then the guy from the dark brotherhood that wanted me dead; then that one Thalmor douche of a mage up in Winterhold College....actually, every damn Thalmor that speaks condescendingly is dead.
+ Show Spoiler +Nazeem sleeps with his wife in the second floor of the Drunken Huntsman. You'd expect him to actually have his own house, right?
Go get him.
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On November 15 2011 15:30 VPCursed wrote:
I have a question, is it bad that i use bow and switch to 2hander when my opponents get close? i also invested about 5 perks in total across light armor,Sneak/lockpicking... is this bad? TT (level 15 atm)
i just recall in oblivion using my bow 24/7.... not sure if i should just keep smacking them with arrows despite them being in melee range... there really isn't a downside outside of not being able to deal with 2handers very well.
I dunno a total of 5 perks across sneak, lockpicking,light armor seems to be pretty bad in any combat situations except stealth missions. Try to focus on 1 handed as you can always use a shield to block any close enemies always a companion if you still want to go bow so that he/she/it (dog) can protect you whilst you shoot
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On November 15 2011 13:01 Blondinbengt wrote:
I'm a bit torn about Skyrim so far, the overall gameplay is awesome but the Dark Brotherhood and Thieves Guild quest lines sucked so hard it made me want to cry.
Just started the Mage Guild quest line, hoping that one will be better, don't see how it could be any worse.
This is how I feel too, the actual game is a lot better than Oblivion (save the dumbing down / lack of stats), the game world is amazing, loving archery, and level scaling seems fixed. Best of all, some of that sense of wonder / exploration seems to have returned.
But.....the main guild questlines are all really short. Not sure what they were thinking, seems it would have taken relatively little effort to make them better. You shouldn't be able to be Arch Mage at level 8.
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anybody know where i can find a heavy armor trainer?
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On November 15 2011 16:25 ChinaWhite wrote:Show nested quote +On November 15 2011 13:01 Blondinbengt wrote:
I'm a bit torn about Skyrim so far, the overall gameplay is awesome but the Dark Brotherhood and Thieves Guild quest lines sucked so hard it made me want to cry.
Just started the Mage Guild quest line, hoping that one will be better, don't see how it could be any worse. This is how I feel too, the actual game is a lot better than Oblivion (save the dumbing down / lack of stats), the game world is amazing, loving archery, and level scaling seems fixed. Best of all, some of that sense of wonder / exploration seems to have returned. But.....the main guild questlines are all really short. Not sure what they were thinking, seems it would have taken relatively little effort to make them better. You shouldn't be able to be Arch Mage at level 8.
Think they were assuming no one would go there until they were at a level where they could travel there...still doesn't excuse the length though
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On November 15 2011 16:26 gostunv wrote:
anybody know where i can find a heavy armor trainer?
I believe either Farkas or Vilkas (from the Companions) can train you 5 levels.
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On November 15 2011 16:28 DystopiaX wrote:Show nested quote +On November 15 2011 16:25 ChinaWhite wrote:On November 15 2011 13:01 Blondinbengt wrote:
I'm a bit torn about Skyrim so far, the overall gameplay is awesome but the Dark Brotherhood and Thieves Guild quest lines sucked so hard it made me want to cry.
Just started the Mage Guild quest line, hoping that one will be better, don't see how it could be any worse. This is how I feel too, the actual game is a lot better than Oblivion (save the dumbing down / lack of stats), the game world is amazing, loving archery, and level scaling seems fixed. Best of all, some of that sense of wonder / exploration seems to have returned. But.....the main guild questlines are all really short. Not sure what they were thinking, seems it would have taken relatively little effort to make them better. You shouldn't be able to be Arch Mage at level 8. Think they were assuming no one would go there until they were at a level where they could travel there...still doesn't excuse the length though
Yeah, I did get killed a few times trying to get there early, which is good, that's exactly what should happen if you try to get too far too early. That said, you can probably get there easy at level 1 by using transport?
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On November 15 2011 16:31 ChinaWhite wrote:Show nested quote +On November 15 2011 16:28 DystopiaX wrote:On November 15 2011 16:25 ChinaWhite wrote:On November 15 2011 13:01 Blondinbengt wrote:
I'm a bit torn about Skyrim so far, the overall gameplay is awesome but the Dark Brotherhood and Thieves Guild quest lines sucked so hard it made me want to cry.
Just started the Mage Guild quest line, hoping that one will be better, don't see how it could be any worse. This is how I feel too, the actual game is a lot better than Oblivion (save the dumbing down / lack of stats), the game world is amazing, loving archery, and level scaling seems fixed. Best of all, some of that sense of wonder / exploration seems to have returned. But.....the main guild questlines are all really short. Not sure what they were thinking, seems it would have taken relatively little effort to make them better. You shouldn't be able to be Arch Mage at level 8. Think they were assuming no one would go there until they were at a level where they could travel there...still doesn't excuse the length though Yeah, I did get killed a few times trying to get there early, which is good, that's exactly what should happen if you try to get too far too early. That said, you can probably get there easy at level 1 by using transport?
Or get lucky with alcohol?
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On November 15 2011 16:31 ChinaWhite wrote:Show nested quote +On November 15 2011 16:28 DystopiaX wrote:On November 15 2011 16:25 ChinaWhite wrote:On November 15 2011 13:01 Blondinbengt wrote:
I'm a bit torn about Skyrim so far, the overall gameplay is awesome but the Dark Brotherhood and Thieves Guild quest lines sucked so hard it made me want to cry.
Just started the Mage Guild quest line, hoping that one will be better, don't see how it could be any worse. This is how I feel too, the actual game is a lot better than Oblivion (save the dumbing down / lack of stats), the game world is amazing, loving archery, and level scaling seems fixed. Best of all, some of that sense of wonder / exploration seems to have returned. But.....the main guild questlines are all really short. Not sure what they were thinking, seems it would have taken relatively little effort to make them better. You shouldn't be able to be Arch Mage at level 8. Think they were assuming no one would go there until they were at a level where they could travel there...still doesn't excuse the length though Yeah, I did get killed a few times trying to get there early, which is good, that's exactly what should happen if you try to get too far too early. That said, you can probably get there easy at level 1 by using transport?
You could, and I haven't done the mages quests yet but I'd imagine that you'd get wrecked?
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Canada13407 Posts
An example as to just how awesome this game is (story follows, spoilers from a sidequest too)
+ Show Spoiler +One day you walk into Whiterun and some Alik'r people ask you to find a redguard woman for them. Well I do and she says they are assassins sent to hunt her and asks me to kill their leader. I go through the whole bandit dungeon and then when I get to the leader he is surrounded by some 6 strong body guards. I'm an assassin type character so this isn't going to end well for me. He then starts talking and asks me to betray the lady by leading her to the stables where we will exchange the woman for some money.
I decide to agree to his demand.
So I lie to the lady and tell her she needs to run yadda yadda. Then when we get to the stables the leader is there alone and he starts to cast some magic.
I meanwhile walked up behind him, crouched and proceeded to slit his fucking throat from behind. Quest finishes the way I wanted it to, killing the leader of a group of assassins and saving some princess lady who is now a barkeep.
That was the single most amazing moment of skyrim for me. Telling the dude that I was on his side and then without a text prompt killing him from behind. I tried the straight up fight and it was way too hard so I figured I would try this route to finish the quest not expecting it to happen at all. I am pumped to say the least
If I could record the gameplay of that moment I would but unfortunately my pc and my internet are too shit to make that kind of video.
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^I just killed him right there, still using his scimitar lol.
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So i've basically been going from town to town buying iron ingot and making iron daggers to level up smithing. So far I'm at lvl 88 smithing from basically only iron daggers. This sound about right? Better method?
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Canada13407 Posts
On November 15 2011 16:51 DystopiaX wrote:
^I just killed him right there, still using his scimitar lol.
Im level 20 and most of that is from gaining skill points in sneaking and not actually in combat. I learned that you need to put some skill points into combat (attack and defense) and not just into the fun passive bonus things like sneak and archery zoom ins 
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On November 15 2011 16:02 paschl wrote:Show nested quote +On November 15 2011 16:00 Bayyne wrote:So I've decided that I'm going to create a black list of all the NPC's that I want dead. + Show Spoiler +
First on my list is the fucking snobby Nazeem in Whiterun; then the guy from the dark brotherhood that wanted me dead; then that one Thalmor douche of a mage up in Winterhold College....actually, every damn Thalmor that speaks condescendingly is dead.
add the whole of markath to that list... i hate that city.
Agreed! And they hate me too!
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About draconic smithing, don't read if you don't want to know about it before you get it!+ Show Spoiler +That awkward when the WOOHOO 100 smithing moment gets spoiled by the fact you sold all your dragon scales/bones to decorate your new home.
On November 15 2011 16:53 slam wrote:
So i've basically been going from town to town buying iron ingot and making iron daggers to level up smithing. So far I'm at lvl 88 smithing from basically only iron daggers. This sound about right? Better method?
This was what I did to get to 100, definitely the best method. (sidequest spoilers)+ Show Spoiler +Getting the Septimus quest imba-as-fuck-book and choosing Path of Might helps a great deal with +5 smithing.
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I have a question
+ Show Spoiler +From the "deadra Princes" (think they are called like that) I got a dagger and a mace. Does anybody know if I can get a Bow from them, and if yes, which quest I have to follow? Thanks!
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On November 15 2011 16:59 Deckkie wrote:Show nested quote +On November 15 2011 16:02 paschl wrote:On November 15 2011 16:00 Bayyne wrote:So I've decided that I'm going to create a black list of all the NPC's that I want dead. + Show Spoiler +
First on my list is the fucking snobby Nazeem in Whiterun; then the guy from the dark brotherhood that wanted me dead; then that one Thalmor douche of a mage up in Winterhold College....actually, every damn Thalmor that speaks condescendingly is dead.
add the whole of markath to that list... i hate that city. Agreed! And they hate me too!
Maybe you just need a mutual hobby...
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