Thoreai

I am exactly the same...hard for me to stay longer and play the game, though today i just said to myself i should just relax and took a nice 1h (irl time) walk trough a forest....picking up flowers, looking at water...a nice relaxation. Mining a bit here and there...i was trying to avoid fights, when it was possible...really once you start to relax a bit and stop for a moment, the respect for the nature of skyrim kicks in.

Try to change back to a werewolf and see if that wont fix it...could be the game still thinks you are a werewolf.

I say, lets just cut our legs off...win! :devil:

I knew it...stupid thalmor. :wallbash: Good we have the Sherlock Knee here. (points at InuyashaFE) :laugh: Time to get some more thalmor scalps. :ninja:

Hmm sounds strange, have you tried some earlier save if it works there...it could be your character got bugged indeed. Also try to lower game difficulty, usually if difficulty is high, some enemies with lvls above you could ignore completely your staggering attacks becouse of that...but god knows, the game can come up with some surprising bugs.

Thats okay ,everyone has their ..things they like....my english isnt very good and neither my writing...i know its an excuse, but it was worth a try. :laugh:

The journal can become quiet a mess, i would advise you to play the game systematically, dont take any quests when you enter new cities, untill you havent finished those you currently have...worked for me.

Good for you! I dont have a blast playing it, but defenatly a good time.

Thanks, feeling much better now. :laugh:

Yes i know, thats what i do when listening to his ramble...honestly i cant stop but feel, he is really destroying a game that could be awesome, with his way of thinking that players need to have everything handed to them...just let them pewpew.

Way to miss the point. The game offers no real repercussions to choices the player makes. There's nothing the player can't do (except have both sides win the civil war by brokering a permanent peace) and that's what makes the game feel hollow. You're in charge of the Brotherhood of Assassins? Sweet, you can also run the Companions, The Mage's College, and help the Empire win the civil war after... well, after completing the Brotherhood line of quests. Nobody cares. You can be the Thane of all the cities... yet not the high King. You can wield more actual power than the High King of Skyrim and... it doesn't matter because you can't do anything with it. It's not a sandbox game with real rules, it's a Mary Sue game when you are Teh Awesome Master of All and no choices you make, and no actions you take, really matter... because that would reduce your chances of feeling awesome. Or something. Being a "Sandbox Game" doesn't excuse the fact that the game doesn't treat you like a rational adult capable of making lasting decisions. I have my big boy pants on and I'd like to deal with the fact that I'm running the Mage's College and I don't really have time to run around as a neophyte Companion, or that I'm the head of the Brotherhood of Assassins and the Empire really isn't interested in my help with the civil war thing, seeing as how I killed... that one guy who was kinda important. Honestly, the thing that made me laugh (and roll my eyes) the most was the "Trial" I did to become a full member of the Companions. I stealth-snipered my way through the mission and pretty much encountered only one spot of difficulty which required me to actually draw my sword. Upon return to Jorrvaskr, I was inducted with no issues, even after my chaperone Varkas had made multiple comments about his dislike for sneaking about and not killing stuff in fair combat. Yeah, that really made the whole thing feel epic... as I did exactly what he didn't like and then he talks me up to the other companions. Seriously? This is "Good Sandbox Gameplaytm?" I should have been told "You're not really our type of warrior, but thanks for the help." That would have blown my socks off and felt EPIC. So, to address you analogy, even Lego sets have a limit on pieces, and thus a limit on what you can build. Half the fun of building with Lego (or doing anything, really) is trying to work around the limitations, not being told "You don't have any limitations. Go nuts!" To look at it another way; which is more epic; a castle build without a limit on pieces, or a castle built around a limit on pieces. One require ingenuity and forethought. One requires that you just show up and everything is already there for you... no instructions required, but no real challenge either. I wonder which would be more interesting, more challenging, and more enjoyable? Really good point you are doing there Seviche...i completely agree. Its easier to just open all guilds to the player without any effort, then making new quests for a certain path you choosed...for me everything in skyrim screams "sorry we didnt had enough time, you know Todd said 11.11.11 and he is da baws" so they quickly put together the major guild quests. Even an open world game where you can do what you want needs to have some structure.

There is like a 50% chance they spawn when I fast travel there. They are getting too common now. And I've had a mammoth ninja me! Picking flower, minding my own stuff, and suddently a 3 ton mammoth falls on top of me. Bloody.... ninja.. mammoth. It's weird how much awesomeness you can encounter in 80 houres of gaming Skyrim! :laugh: :laugh: I agree some things are just too epic :laugh: I dont know if this is an issue of my audio card or of the game, but if something is coming at me from behind, i dont hear any sound at all...hmm i should turn the music on so atleast i know im in combat. :D Also that one dragon that spawned inside riften for me....now its respawning there everytime i enter..talk about being annoying. :wallbash: Whats worser he is slowly killing the populace, its starting to be a ghost town. :wallbash:

5208 poison damage...lolol :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: No need to even use it, just show it to the enemies and they die from heart attack. :laugh:

I was pissed about this too, atleast if there would be some description saying "not working on already enchanted weapons", but nothing like that.

Agree.

Ya...except, no it doesn't. Patch is fine, fps is fine. Saves are fine. Gotta love when people post total PEBKAC like it's universal. And therefore you are doing the same now ? You are also saying its fine, thats also an universal description...for every person its different...im thankfull that he warned us about possible bugs...i will rather wait with the patching. Lemme try and spell it out then. The patch is fine, does not break saves, does not lower fps for me. There is something on your end you are doing wrong. Fixed. Also there are already more people reporting some issues...better to wait. :unsure:

Ya...except, no it doesn't. Patch is fine, fps is fine. Saves are fine. Gotta love when people post total PEBKAC like it's universal. And therefore you are doing the same now ? You are also saying its fine, thats also an universal description...for every person its different...im thankfull that he warned us about possible bugs...i will rather wait with the patching.

I've had 5 at the college. SIde note: Some times the coordinates mess up, so the skeleton is up in the air. Oh and after a while ony the skull is left. I've had 3 skulls raining down - with a horse, when I went to buy Dadreic Hearts. Yeah ... that was amusing, scary and quite weird, at the same time! Dang lol...5 ? I can immagine its literaly raining dragon skeletons there...now you just need falling mammoths from the sky and you are good to go. :laugh:

Let's see what comes out of this, defenatly going to wait, if there arent 150 topics about getting more bugs, i might update but seeing nothing really changed apart from fixing the resistances...i might well just stay on 1.1 as the others.

Thats great then, i always thought they cant come inside a city...was cool looking at it sitting on a house and setting people on fire...good thing was i killed it at the back of the jarls house...atleast the skeleton isnt in anyones way. :biggrin:

Hmm strange, i been attacked countless times but never inside a city...after playing trough 200h+ that was a nice change :tongue:

Well this is the first time that something like this happened to me...a dragon attacked me in riften, inside the city...thought this was possible only outside, after killing it all people came running to me "this cant be you took its very soul!" "you must be dragonborn, the legends are true!"...wow was that a good feeling, i finally felt some connection to my character. :laugh: Did this happened to anyone else...didnt saw anyone saying they got attacked inside a city, or did i missed it? :ermm:

Argonians, Khajiits - not really hating them, but frankly even though they are better done in skyrim they are still just humans with tails and different heads/textures. Bretons - never cared for them, there is nothing unique in my opinion in them, just another humans with different race name. High elfs - nothing interesting here either and i hate the yelowish color of heir skins.

is a shame that Bethesda does not solve these problems so that this does not happen. after playing Oblivion and a lot of mods ( hundreds ), I did not expect to find so many errors in this game, and I'm a bit tired of having to use console commands to advance in the quests. but I hope it comes out the CK for Skyrim and thus appear the famous patchs who resolve this issues. Same problem for me..i hate to look at my journal now and see all these broken quests....sigh.

Damn with that "getting old" :wallbash: , but you are right...good ol' times when games were made with enthusiasm, nowadays the creators are being raped by the money hungry management. :wallbash: