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This is absolute madness I say! Madness!

Of course it's possible to have all the New Vegas DLC installed at the same time. lol

You can always steal one from an Imperial Officers room, or kill a generic one in the wild and take it from them.

You can go to Markarth, target a guard and use 'paycrimegold' in the console. This will force your debt to be paid. (Using the console doesn't disable cheats, however you may wish to save in a new slot anyway for the sake of things).

For one side to win, they have to take control. It's hardly a spoiler.

Once you compete the Imperial Legion questline all of the Riften guards should be replaced with Imperial Soldiers. Given the former Riften guards were supporters of the Stormcloaks they were naturally enemies with the Imperials. You could target them and use the appropriate command via the console to disable the Riften guards.

Fallen Earth is an excellent game, of course it isn't to everyones tastes - you must however give it adequate chance, there is plenty of content that gets introduced as you progress through the game (Conflict Towns/Faction-based PVP, Progress Towns (player-mantained/run towns), etc). As for it being F2P, it works on a subscribtion based system with a microtransaction store which offers purely cosmetic items (most of which can be acquired in-game through some means for free). If you think it is the road they take when their game is 'dying' then you are very very wrong.

Shadowmere will be awarded mid-way through. You will also be able to acquire the Ancient Dark Brotherhood armour mid-way through the questline at about the same point in time. Though to be honest it's not *that* much better.

Disappointing then. I was hoping to see some more aestetically pleasing heavy Imperial armour, because the current Imperial heavy armour is quite horrid in my opinion.

It's more than possible to do so assuming the creation tools that the devs release are sufficient however why would you want it alone given it'd be very out of place.

So, whilst out venturing in the wilderness I came across a shrine to Talos hidden away in the mountains, next to this shrine was a bed, some boots, an Imperial light shield and an Imperial Helmet. However this Imperial Helmet isn't a bogstandard one, it appears to be made out of steel, has a black brush ('crest') atop of the helmet, and features the Imperial Insignia on the forehead; you can also find this helmet on loading screens. It covers the head in entirety. Now, as Skyrim is the first Elder Scrolls game I've played I'm not too sure as to what this helmet means... However I am curious as to wether there is a full-set of this armour in the game?

It only effects improving the item. I've noticed however that you can't improve an item and have it enchanted (sadly).

Achievements are disabled if the console is used as noted in various 'cheat' guides, and other articles... It's not really suprising given achievements are meant to be just that, 'achievements'.

Dragons will continue to exist after completing the main questline.

You realise that the 'superior' houses of the game have the enchanting table aswell as an alchemy lab?

So, I encountered a random mage in a hut whom decided to attack me, he was using various frost spells. This in turn appears to have left a rather prominent frost spike sticking through my torso. No matter what I attempt to do, I can't seem to remove it (reloading the game, changing outfit, etc). As I was making my way whilst overencumbered heavily from whiterun to Solitude (to my new home there) reloading a previous save is really out of the question. Ideas?

Didn't Bethesda say previously with the release of New Vegas that porting assets from FO3 to FNV was permitted? Or maybe I'm thinking of another game series. Anyway, even if it's user created in entirety you'd most likely have to rework it in entirety as Skyrim has different mechanics.

Nope, they are seperate from the 'ancient' and 'elder' varients, I asked a clanmate. lol

Generally cosmetic reasons, and if you are trying to go stealthy it also determins how much 'noise' you make. Yes, you can get the 'Heavy Armour' skill that removes weight/movement restriction to Heavy Armour but that's generally 'late-game'.

Right, I've completed the main campaign and ever since doing so I've been coming across random named Dragons in the wilderness which also feature different skins to normal dragons. However, these dragons don't seem to have anything valuable on them in comparison to normal dragons. Now, obviously I doubt that the devs decided to place them in the game for the hell of it thus I'm wondering what exactly their purpose is?

I'm also experiencing the same issue. However when I completed the Markarth main story I decided to rob the museum there which pissed the guards off majorly. However unfortunately I have no way of paying the guard off or even submitting to be taken to jail as it appears the dialogue for those NPCs are bugged. Personally I'd' rather not use the console to resolve this issue as I do care somewhat for Steam achievements on the first playthrough. (For the sake of things I even charged in and attempted to kill the Jarl, but alas that was not effective).

Merchants sell every piece of armour/weapon type, excluding Dragon/Daedric at the 'end-game'. So it's worth investing in Blacksmithing if you want those sets.

Actually, I've noticed that certain 'unique' items I've sold to Vendors in the past have cropped up elsewhere in the world (which may simply be a cooincidence). Anyway, whom would dare sell something as awesome as the Claws? D:

I've seen quite a few dungeons, yes, some of them are linear but I don't have an issue with that as they're well designed and well thought.

I find it rather perculiar that they didn't include those graphics settings in the Ultra setup, given how different they apparently make it look.