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'twas the ghost of the Dragon killed by Shadowmere! It wanted to fight you the proper way :biggrin: Never heard of something like that. Maybe a mage or conjurer or someone like that had his fun with a dragon corpse...? Can't think of anything else.

you could try that one... SetStage CWFortSiegeFort 10 That >should< set the next quest on the stage where galmar ordered you to help the stormcloaks to besiege Fort Sungard. Edit: Actually, forget that. The 'besiege sungard' quest is a somewhat 'radiant' quest, it is used several times by different persons :x So that won't work. Sorry, can't help you, try waiting an hour or so?

setstage CWMission07 200 that's the part where the quest should finish. It sounds a bit like you - for whatever reason - never got the jump to that stage. I recommend to try this one first, since it's a lot cleaner and won't cause buggy behaviour :) If it doesnt work, use this one: CompleteQuest CWMission07 This will finish the Mission, regardless on what stage the quest is. This might give you bugs or glitches though, so watch out. The next quest should then start automatically as soon as you speak with them again?

You think so? I find it quite amusing, how mad he is, just because a little program isn't working like he wants it to. Also, he's pretty much ranting to himself, since nobody bothers to answer him anymore :)

I might be wrong, but isn't it normal that the Bow will shoot over the crosshair if you aim for a near target...? Im pretty sure that I played like this the whole time since I have skyrim :) Anyways - as usual, we need informations, or we can't help you, Aimats. So here some general questions we need answered: 1. Is your Skyrim completely patched? 2. Did you installed a DLC before this bug appeared? 3. What mods do you have? And did you install a mod shortly before this bug started?

Almost vanilla game? What mods do you have installed? Could be helpful to know. Also, just in case: You completely patched Skyrim, yes?

Just reinstalling Skyrim won't help you if a mod causes the problems. You need to deactivate or delete the mods. And yes, I ASSUME you never deleted the mods you installed since you didn't say so :/ That actually happens more often than you'd think... If it really screwed the game up that much I'd recommend you deinstall it again and check if the Skyrim folder still exists - if it still exists you have some files left which aren't from the vanilla (unmodded) skyrim. Delete those, or, if you happen to have the Creation Kit, delete the data folder in the Skyrim Directory. Every trace of your mods should be gone. With that done you can reinstall Skyrim and you should be able to play again. By the way, that is not the easiest or quickest way, I'm fully aware of that. It's one of the safest though. Other ways would be that you check what mod exactly causes the problem. You said it stops right when you start a new game, so you can assume it's something that a) changes the way you start the game (mods which will start you elsewhere for example, or let you customize how you start the game), or b) changes something in the starting area. deactivate one mod after another and keep checking if skyrim works after the Deactivation - and you should be able to find the culprit.