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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim |OT2| Team Edward's Revenge
- Thread starter Blue Ninja
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I have no clue, either. :lol
She was "gifted" to me or whatever and I haven't looked for her since.
We were talking and I just kinda stopped and she left and went somewhere. :lol
Try looking at your house, or at the palace in Whiterun. She should return to either of those spots.
toastyToast
Member
A couple of questions
1. I'm still fairly early on and rolling with the Companions. Will I be able to
?
2. I'm in dire need of somewhere to store my goods. I've already thrown anything without an enchantment on it. So far I've got about 3k gold. Is there an easy way to make up the other two?
1. I'm still fairly early on and rolling with the Companions. Will I be able to
become a werewolf with them
2. I'm in dire need of somewhere to store my goods. I've already thrown anything without an enchantment on it. So far I've got about 3k gold. Is there an easy way to make up the other two?
I love it when dragons perch on buildings:
I hate being attacked by dragons around winterhold and its perpetual snowstorms that makes visibility close to nada.
Is there any word on the patch? Can't sand this texture bug much longer, it's like a goddamn virus spreading to more and more textures. First it was just clothes, now the dungeon textures are ugly as heck too..
How.. do you marry people? There are a couple really hot girls around...
Also, can you marry one girl on each city?
Or only one in the whole game? If you kill her, could you marry someone else? If not, I guess I won't marry anyone until I visit all 9 cities. I wanna marry the hottest girl out there
(oh god what am I saying?)
2. Just keep going around, picking up armors and whatever, then going back to whiterun and selling them. When I first went to Whiterun I had around 2.5k. After seeing the price of the house I just kept picking up as much as I could and selling it all. Also try to go with a good price/weight ratio. Big armors that you can only sell for 50 aren't worth it (you end up selling them for like 20 or less, anyway). Go with big stuff, and also lots of small items like cheese and the like. They're light weight and you can sell for enough if you got tons of them
Also selling the obvious stuff like rubies, garnets, etc...
Also, can you marry one girl on each city?
Or only one in the whole game? If you kill her, could you marry someone else? If not, I guess I won't marry anyone until I visit all 9 cities. I wanna marry the hottest girl out there (oh god what am I saying?)
1. Yup, just wait a bit. If you don't like it, you will also be able to cure yourself on a later mission.
2. Just keep going around, picking up armors and whatever, then going back to whiterun and selling them. When I first went to Whiterun I had around 2.5k. After seeing the price of the house I just kept picking up as much as I could and selling it all. Also try to go with a good price/weight ratio. Big armors that you can only sell for 50 aren't worth it (you end up selling them for like 20 or less, anyway). Go with big stuff, and also lots of small items like cheese and the like. They're light weight and you can sell for enough if you got tons of them
Also selling the obvious stuff like rubies, garnets, etc...
Hungry Ghost
Member
Is the night-eye spell still in this game?? If so, where can you purchase it?
DownLikeBCPowder
Member
If anything I wish the progression was a bit slower in this game. You level a little too fast for me.
Personally I don't think so. Dark Brotherhood was done so much better in Oblivion. A real shame, though there are some highlights.
Personally I don't think so. Dark Brotherhood was done so much better in Oblivion. A real shame, though there are some highlights.
Okay, I'm ready for the Dark Brotherhood to get awesome now.
Got my sneak up to 100 tonight, the first skill to do so. Archery is about four levels behind.
Opening solvo: kill three dudes in different places. Easy enough, three throat slices.
Then, a mission to go kill two people (one optional). The only wrinkle is I had to go talk to someone and then find him in some ruins. It was exactly like killing bandits in some ruins.
I looted the rest of the dungeon, got one of those "you don't have the right object" messages at the end. Grrrr.
Hiding in the coffin when I got back, and the Night Mother talking was great. The following conversation was frustrating, though. I learned two things: first, what's his face the crazy jester was indeed plotting against Astrid, and he had two specific members of the DB leaning his way. Then the Night Mother spoke.
The first bit was dropped entirely after. I'd like to tell her about it, you know? To top it off, the plot is halted while I go do two side quests. I'm hoping they're more complex than it sounds.
In Oblivion, the DB missions were awesome because of the secondary criteria attached. Don't get caught, drop the moose head, etc. Do assassinations in Skyrim ever get that interesting?
Then, a mission to go kill two people (one optional). The only wrinkle is I had to go talk to someone and then find him in some ruins. It was exactly like killing bandits in some ruins.
I looted the rest of the dungeon, got one of those "you don't have the right object" messages at the end. Grrrr.
Hiding in the coffin when I got back, and the Night Mother talking was great. The following conversation was frustrating, though. I learned two things: first, what's his face the crazy jester was indeed plotting against Astrid, and he had two specific members of the DB leaning his way. Then the Night Mother spoke.
The first bit was dropped entirely after. I'd like to tell her about it, you know? To top it off, the plot is halted while I go do two side quests. I'm hoping they're more complex than it sounds.
In Oblivion, the DB missions were awesome because of the secondary criteria attached. Don't get caught, drop the moose head, etc. Do assassinations in Skyrim ever get that interesting?
Got my sneak up to 100 tonight, the first skill to do so. Archery is about four levels behind.
There are definitely some of those. Just started playing, so I'm sure that people have already caught this one:
Big-ass Ramp
hella bullets that's true
man the final destruction spell is a huge letdown IMO
How.. do you marry people? There are a couple really hot girls around...
Also, can you marry one girl on each city?
(oh god what am I saying?)
gotta get an amulet of mara. dude in riften inn sells one for 200 gold. then wear it and talk to anyone who's eligible, male or female. then after doing a quest for them, they fall in love with you
aela's the hottest marriage material i've seen (without usage of the console anyways)
Potions, kajhiit, vampirism, illusion(?) school.
Big-ass Ramp
hella bullets that's true
where can I find aela?
MWS Natural
Member
The calm before the storm.
Discussing strategy with my fearless companion Lydia.
A master strategist always maintains the high ground.
Target acquired!
Locked and loaded.
Mission Complete. Lets head home.
Discussing strategy with my fearless companion Lydia.
A master strategist always maintains the high ground.
Target acquired!
Locked and loaded.
Mission Complete. Lets head home.
PsychoSoldier
Banned
She's one of the Companions.
narcosis219
Member
Dark Bro spoilz
Oblivion DB quests were miles ahead of these ones... These ones are just find and kill. No interesting kills =(
Big-ass Ramp
hella bullets that's true
did she say that you're like a brother to her?
Thanks. That's a huge bummer. DB was the highlight of Oblivion and what I was looking forward to most in Skyrim for that reason. :\
thetrin
Hail, peons, for I have come as ambassador from the great and bountiful Blueberry Butt Explosion
Even with all the abodes I've gathered, I still use the Whiterun house exclusively. I just like the idea of being a world breaking super hero who also has a modest little home and a wife waiting for him with a home cooked meal.
Agreed.
The Oblivion DB kills were far more interesting. In fact, I was pretty disappointed with DB this time around. Good thing the rest of the damn game is brilliant.
DownLikeBCPowder
Member
So is anyone rockin' Mjoll the Lioness? After hating companions, somehow she convinced me to carry her around a while. Some hours later I have her decked out looking quite nicely in Elven armor mostly for visual effect. She also sports that killer mace from one of those particular quests. I like her VA (even though it is definitely used plenty in this game) and it feels somewhat authentic. Suffice to say I'm considering marriage, until the Divines, dragon, or Draugr take us!
freenudemacusers
Member
I wish I could take over a fort or something outside of a town. How am I supposed to plot against all of humanity in the comfort of a townhouse?
speaking of weird things, in the ratway warrens
speaking of weird things, in the ratway warrens
there is some blind or deaf chick babbling about a dagger, bucket, ink and a missing ingredient or something else, implying some kind of invisibility could be gained by these items together? she has all but the last in her inventory... I'm probably reading too much into the babble but does something come out if it? the skryim wikis say nothing about it spoilered just in case
DownLikeBCPowder
Member
I liked how in Morrowind you could go into a house of your choosing, murder everyone inside, and then it's effectively yours.
LOL nice. I remember being on a quest and I suddenly encountered a super powerful mage that could two shot Lydia and 3 shot me. Well on the 8th try I ran right up to the mofo, somehow got a shout off and proceeded to brain him.
So I finally managed to get this game to run on my PC and wow am I hooked. Just hit level 20 after a few days of playing and I can't put it down.
Quick question though, at some point in the game does magic become necessary? I'm currently wearing heavy armor and using a 2h sword + bow and I haven't sunk a single point into my magika pool yet. It was pretty smooth sailing early on, but I'm finding I need to potion chug in more and more fights now. Is anyone else out there melee + bow only? IS this a bad idea?
Quick question though, at some point in the game does magic become necessary? I'm currently wearing heavy armor and using a 2h sword + bow and I haven't sunk a single point into my magika pool yet. It was pretty smooth sailing early on, but I'm finding I need to potion chug in more and more fights now. Is anyone else out there melee + bow only? IS this a bad idea?
melee + bow is fine and covers all your bases. you don't need to use magic.
I put some points into magicka to have an easier time in the mage college quests on for heals when i'm low on potions.
PinkCrayon
Member
I married her. And Lydia was living with us too
that is, until I led her to and altar and sacrificed her.
There's an axe for that.
I go to merchants that sell stuff I want to buy, such as filled soul gems or arrows. Buy those, then their gold is added to their stash and I can sell a larger share of my loot. Not helpful if there's nothing you want to buy, though.
Where do I get this amulet? I just did a quest for her and though she'd make a fine wife.
DownLikeBCPowder
Member
Go to the Temple of Mara in Riften and talk to homeboy there.
SpeedingUptoStop
will totally Facebook friend you! *giggle* *LOL*
I also found it at the end of a particular quest but I don't know if it was a leveled chest find or not.
You have to go to the inn first. Otherwise the guy you need to talk to will never show up at the temple.
I wanted to marry one of the fine cannibal ladies, but alas I don't think any of them are available.
Jamesfrom818
Banned
Is it just me or is Blizzard bugged. I was casting it in the middle of Whiterun and no one was taking any damage. They were just screaming as if they were.
thetrin
Hail, peons, for I have come as ambassador from the great and bountiful Blueberry Butt Explosion
You should already have one. It drops REALLY often. "Amulet of Mara". If you don't have one, I have no idea how you missed it.
I'll look for it. I only learned about it in the past few days, I've probably sold it a few times. :lol
What a weird way to activate a feature like marriage.
The calm before the storm.
Discussing strategy with my fearless companion Lydia.
http://i.imgur.com/YTARMl.jpg[IMG]
[B]A master strategist always maintains the high ground.[/B]
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/mAgedl.jpg/IMG]
[B]Target acquired![/B]
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/KWfstl.jpg[IMG]
[B]
Locked and loaded.[/B]
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/iCovvl.jpg[IMG]
[B]
Mission Complete. Lets head home.[/B]
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/3BTZal.jpg[IMG][/QUOTE]
More like Kain the Dragoon. Way to copy, fucker!
MWS Natural
Member
Never heard of the fellow. Pics?
DownLikeBCPowder
Member
It makes sense within the game. Basically if you are wearing an Amulet of Mara, it lets everyone know (as is custom) that you're looking for engagement. So I rather like the implementation of that aspect. It also adds a new layer when you kill a guard, or anyone else, and find an Amulet of Mara. Poor sap never found anyone, but at least no one has to come and let his wife know the bad news.
Kain - FF IV
http://www.creativeuncut.com/gallery-07/art/ff4-kain-highwind.jpg
https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=kain+dragoon
ShadyLurker
Member
Story question about the second last quest in the DB line, don't read if you haven't finished it, big spoiler:
In the quest where the Sanctuary is burned down, everyone dies except Nazir and Babette. Is it ever explained how they survived? Nazir I assume jumped out the window you fell through in the coffin, but Babette wasn't even around beforehand. I thought maybe she'd explain if I asked, but nothing so far. Any ideas?
I guess that sort of makes sense. I just wish I'd known about it sooner. I'd seen people mention the amulet here and assumed it was a quest thing I hadn't gotten to yet so I glossed over it.