The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion |OT|
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You just find it there. It's Nocturnal's shrine.
I've been playing this game for over a hundred hours and have finished the Fighters, Mages and Theives guild quests. Now I'm doing the Dark Brotherhood and loving every minute of it.
It's not the only Nocturnal item in the game either.
I loved the homage to big brother style reality shows. when there were only two contestants left I tricked one into killing the other. :lol Also, I've stolen the Mysterium Xarxes in the main quest and now people attack me sometimes when I enter the town pub.
It is not normal, it should sound the same as when you're talking to them.MirageDwarf said:
Kintaro said:
Yup, you'll have a hard time with most. However, here's a tip, when you do the quests, don't wear anything, just go nekkid. You shouldn't get into any fights anyway when you're doing thieves guilds quests (I'm halfway through, and have yet to touch my blade or bow) and heavy armour really increases your chances of getting caught. Other than that, guess you should just save a lot before missions and retry
.MirageDwarf
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Can be done anytime. I do it as soon as I reach level 10.pilonv1 said:
MirageDwarf
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I've to look into this. I'm using build-in HD sound that came with my Asus P5W-DH Deluxe.Kabouter said:
Kung Fu Jedi
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It kinda sucks that they have scheduled Live maintenance on the day of the release of the expansion. It's usually back up by the time I go home from work though, so hopefully it'll all be good.
Finally some DLC I really want, and almost no time to play this week, or the two following. Can't wait to explore a whole new area though.
Finally some DLC I really want, and almost no time to play this week, or the two following. Can't wait to explore a whole new area though.
Woohoo, just robbed the Leyawijn vault clean.
Got a magic robe, a magic ring, about 500 gold, a pair of magic gauntlets and a set of armour. Also some diamonds/rubies etc. Oh, and about 50 books of around 50 gold in value each. Was extremely hard though, probably used around 1000 gold worth of supplies to survive the encounter with the three guards (fought one at a time, can't nearly handle three at the same time). But in the end, was worth it. After fencing should give me around ~3000. And I've got reason to go back there someday too, as there's an Argonian statue with text on it that my character can't read, and I need to find a book for it somewhere else.
Got a magic robe, a magic ring, about 500 gold, a pair of magic gauntlets and a set of armour. Also some diamonds/rubies etc. Oh, and about 50 books of around 50 gold in value each. Was extremely hard though, probably used around 1000 gold worth of supplies to survive the encounter with the three guards (fought one at a time, can't nearly handle three at the same time). But in the end, was worth it. After fencing should give me around ~3000. And I've got reason to go back there someday too, as there's an Argonian statue with text on it that my character can't read, and I need to find a book for it somewhere else.
Kung Fu Jedi
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Tobor said:
It would be nice if they dropped it today, but I'm guessing it would be far more likely to get pushed back a day. Hope not for everyone else's sake, but I guess I wouldn't be surprised.
Kung Fu Jedi
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Trax416 said:
Awesome. PC users get on this and let us know how it is!
Kung Fu Jedi
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Probably available to download now, but not playable until Thursday or something like that.
MirageDwarf
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It will be available after maintenance. This was mentioned in Major Nelson's podcast.
fatigues_gasolini
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I picked this up for PS3 and im loving it. I was kinda blah at first, because I really didnt know what to do. I stumbled on the Knights of the Nine quest and finished it Saturday. It was awesome. Im hooked now.
eXistor said:
I had read somewhere that the scaled level loot/enemies cap in the late 20's, but I am not positive. Just meaning you won't see new stuff, but the game still levels alongside the player, so an ogre you fight at 20 and then 35 will still have scaled stats.
Got rehooked myself, I hated the scaling system a year ago given my naivety with the skill system. Kinda like Baldurs Gate, I put a lot of effort into leveling personality which I assume would be huge for NPC chatter/vendors. Unfortunately, taking 5 multipliers in personality every level doesn't help in combat, and next thing you know my wimpy little thief/ranger type could not stand toe to toe with much of anything in the world. (Kvatch was impossible at that point).
Doing the 'kill shit with my sword' type now, and am blazing through. Now I need to figure out a way to level mysticism since I can't soul trap enemies unless it's level 25. (Need to soul trap to keep my magic sword charged).
Are there any lowbie mysticism spells around? I can't seem to find one to buy.
BenjaminBirdie
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Brandon F said:
I want to say one of the Night Eye spells or perhaps Life Detect were Mysticism. I had to do the exact same thing for the exact same reason.
Diseased Yak
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Reading about finding an innocent murder victim really brings back memories. I agonized over that decision for a long time after first getting the game. I knew that's how the DB questline was triggered, but I didn't want to ruin a future quest.
Finally, I got tired of waiting and ended up killing a scullery maid who worked in the kitchens in Anvil, I believe it was. She ended up dying sprawled on the main table, knocking various kitchen supplies to the floor. Later, I went back to visit, and several castle guards were sitting at the table eating, with her corpse sprawled in front of them :lol
Good times.
Finally, I got tired of waiting and ended up killing a scullery maid who worked in the kitchens in Anvil, I believe it was. She ended up dying sprawled on the main table, knocking various kitchen supplies to the floor. Later, I went back to visit, and several castle guards were sitting at the table eating, with her corpse sprawled in front of them :lol
Good times.
Big Nate said:
Hehe, for both my characters it's been a guard that I've killed. With my current char I had just gotten out of the sewers and was walking towards the road, saw a guard fighting with about 10 goblins, he almost died killing them. So of course, even though he was MUCH stronger than me, he was almost dead, so with a few potions and such I was able to take the last bit of his health. And I then of course proceeded to take all his armour, his sword and his horse. Great way to start the game
.MirageDwarf
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That is ahhhhh.............. ugly. I don't think I will play whole game with this character.syllogism said:
Go to mages guild that specialize in Mysticism. I'm sure you can buy low level spell from somebody there. I don't remember which guild is that. OK. I know this isn't helping...Brandon F said:
Baron Aloha
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Brandon F said:
The spell store in the imperial marketplace has one you can buy. I believe the name of the store is "Edgar's Spells". Its on the main street through that section of the city.
Xenon
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syllogism said:
You should go sneaking around giving out poison apples in that.
At first I thought you had a moral objection. :lol I did for some reason. But by the end of the game I was wishing they added more moves for assassins like a "kill in their sleep" stab.. My wife could not even watch me play during any of the Db missions it creeped her out.
Xenon said:
I have to say, the early DB missions were fun, sure you were killing people, but it was never anything creepy. But nearing the end,
where you find the woman's rotting head and the guy strung up. Man, that was almost too much for me. I'm not a big fan of scenes like that I must say.
Kung Fu Jedi
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GhaleonEB said:On yesterday's Major Nelson podcast, E (from the Live team) specified that Shivering Isles would go up shortly after the service would be turned back on. So, late afternoon, early evening Pacific time.
Even later here in the Central Time zone. Which means it might be Wednesday before I would consider it, but then I'd only get one night to mess around with it, maybe two.
Kung Fu Jedi
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Kabouter said:
Agreed. The Dark Brotherhood was the best. Thieves Guild was very good, and Mage Guild wasn't bad, but the Fighter's Guild was average at best for me. But the DB was so well written and plotted and the missions were creative and fun. Hope Shivering Isles has similar questlines.
Kung Fu Jedi
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GreekWolf said:
LOL! Those bitches down in Skingrad will pay too. They better not make me go Kvatch on them!
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