ShadowscaleB1980

one particularly interesting bug: An orc getting decapitated, and continuing to fight - after her head was removed, the funny part was that her mouth and eyes were still moving and was still saying things like "You chose a bad time to come here" needless to say I was laughing for several minutes afterward, and just recalling that it happened puts a smile on my face. I have also had some interesting incidents involving knocking NPC's down face first onto bear traps.

"Perhaps chickens are the next plane of ascension for all sentient races" I suppose it is harder for a chicken to take an arrow to the knee .....

whatever it is, I'm not sure if I really want to know. As long as I can kill bunnies i'm happy.

I personally think that doing Valenwood would be the best move, I think for DLC they might do something like knights of the nine for Skyrim - or perhaps extend the territory to High rock - which would be awesome.

bump mapping is like honey, I like honey but I certainly wouldn't want to drink a glass of it. in the late 90's there was a video card called the Matrox G400 and it was the first card ever produced that was capable of doing full environment bump mapping- the problem was it would use bump mapping on everything,you could turn it off but there was no in-between setting. And as a result there were some parts in games that when played on a computer with a G400 in it the game ended up looking absolutely terrible because of the overused bump mapping.

Logitech keyboards like the G510 have a built in memory/cpu utilisation monitor display on their keyboards - it is really handy, I have mine modified to display the temperatures of my computer components.

the only people in this world who will find the thing they are looking for without fail are the fault finders. And sure there are a few faults with skyrim, but can anyone mention a game made in the last 10 years that had this level of complexity that is completely flawless in all aspects?

I just use the first thee stones, the warrior, the mage and the thief - and switch between them to suit my needs.

As a former jeweller I have thought about making one as well, but more of my time has been spent on replicating the ring of Hircine - in platinum because werewolves aren't supposed to wear silver, and white gold is too soft and it is nuisance to cast. I have spent quite a bit of time designing the wolf face on the ring, Platinum is twice as strong as gold or silver so it can be cast with greater detail. I am also thinking about setting stones for the eyes.

you know what really ticks me off? There have been people that wanted to ride on a dragon, personally I think that would be ripping too much from the last Harry potter movie. What I would want to have is the option to ride a polar bear, who needs horses when you can ride a white furred engine of death? no need complicated combat on horseback when you can ride a bear that has claws that can rip through armour and teeth that can tear limbs off. Though what would be more realistic would be having a dog sled, especially for the regions that get heavier snowfall and riding a horse in deep snow is categorically not-an-option. and for the sake of realism, who the hell would use a tent that is open at both ends in snowy weather? it would be kinda cool to have small communities housed in snow igloos.

outside Dawnstar I had to fight off two ancient dragons. no console,no mods. It was a complete fluke...and it was awesome.:dance:

" I don't think someone wearing a ring or drinking a potion that allows them to understand Orcish" I think in the TES universe they have their own variant of the babel fish, they just don't mention it.

True, in Daggerfall they had linguistic skills in Spriggan, Harpy, Orcish. I too find this a bit of a disappointing aspect they could have developed. But then again considering that geographically that none of the cultures are really separated from the dominant imperial culture apart from sumurset Isle, all the other cultures on Tamriel have been dealing with the Empire for millennia, so it isn't all that far-fetched that they all happen to speak the same language.

"I used to shoot arrows into people's knees, but then I took a mace in the face." The mace in space falls mainly on you face....

I don't think they ever did that, though there are some nasty traps that involve sinkholes like that they are easily avoided. After all that image is just an artists rendition of what skyrims environments will look like.