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I would love to see an optional display grid for the farm for planning it out. Thanks!

I'd like to see a mod to change the Innocence Lost quest to allow Dragonborn to save the children of Honorhall Orphanage without having to resort to murder and attracting the attention of The Dark Brotherhood. ...I think there could be multiple creative ways to do this, such as: 1)Allow for a "righteous" kill of Grelod, either with her being a vampire or her attacking Dragonborn for whatever reason; or 2) Use of Speechcraft to convince Constance to take over; or 3) Convince the Jarl of Riften to change the head of orphanage due to corruption, or 4) have the children all adopted out by multiple resources, or 5) other many other potential ways without involving interaction with The Dark Brotherhood.

I recently maxed out on Heavy Armor. I have not yet set it to legendary. I got the Juggernaut and Well-Fitted perks but not Matching Set. I also have Ancient Knowledge Ability, which grants +25% armor if wearing all-Dwarven Armor. And I do have a Dwarven helmet, body armor, gauntlets, and boots. However recently my light armor score has been skyrocketing! I looked around and discovered that the Locket of Saint Juib, which has been worn for weeks, is listed as light armor and yet I maxed out in heavy armor while wearing it. So what exactly is the game seeing?? Do I still have my potential heavy armor bonuses? Is there a bug in play? Do I have to change armor sets now to get bonuses? Could the game actually be working in my favor here? Thanks!

I'd like to second that request for a mod. I'd also like to see flexibility in what we're allowed to build in each wing.

Rayya REALLY loves Lakewood Manor. She'll go with my character wherever as a follower. But as a spouse, no matter what dialogue is chosen, she'll agree to go to the requested house, vanilla or Hearthfire, but she'll always end up back at Lakewood. Bug?? Is she jealous of Lydia?? :tongue: Ideas about how to correct?? Thanks!

I'd like to see the Journal reflect the type of quest (ie. "Main", "Companions", "Daedric" etc.) and who issues what, in order to sort through what was issued. This becomes more and more important as continual quests get issued during the journeys.

In depth follower involvement has strong RPG tradition. Games like Baldur's Gate, and Dragon Age, and Mass Effect (to some extent) allow the main character and followers to woo each other. And followers/ spouses can voice varied opinions about the choices that the main character makes and allow them to affect the relationship. I think ongoing banter and discussions and "intelligent, 3 dimensional, NPC's" would greatly add to immersion.

I'd like to the main character lie down on a bed or cot like the followers, spouses, and other NPC's. Even when the main character sleeps, we never see them go on the bed or cot. At least showing them rest with their spouse or in other situations would add to the immersion.