WileyQuixote

In response to post #39666270. #39693685, #39704300 are all replies on the same post. This one probably has all the info one could need. *Warning* may cure insomnia http://www.creationkit.com/fallout4/index.php?title=Category:Papyrus (edit won't let me turn off the emoticon replace it with ": p" minus the quotes and space) And this one: http://www.cipscis.com/skyrim/tutorials/beginners.aspx

In response to post #39666270. To mod, or not to mod: that is the question: Whether ’tis nobler to upload, to suffer The slangs and harrows of outrageous forums, Or to take arms against a sea of trolls, And by opposing end them? Risk the hammer of ban: to sleep; Or perhaps something from Act 5,Scene 1 Let me see. (takes the jewel case of Elder Scrolls: Arena) Alas, poor Howard! I knew him, Dark0ne, a fellow of infinite games, of most excellent fancy. He hath borne the entertainment I hath played a thousand hours, and now,........... Sorry I couldn't resist. I'll go back to trying to learn papyrus now. But on a more serious note I've always pretty much thought it was: To Mod (download and install a bunch of mods and hope you don't screw something up) To Author (create the mods)

In response to post #39676305. It sounds more like you are talking about dialogue related to a quest. If that is the case than a google search for "how do I add companion dialogue to a quest" should net you several very nice tutorials for Skyrim that are still relevant as far as I know. If you are talking about Scripts (Papyrus). Get ready for the fun and excitement of Chinese Algebra. Wait a minute Chinese Algebra was easier. In all seriousness though a search for "Papyrus Wiki" should get to the Wiki for Papyrus that has some decent tutorials and references.

It's called "Skill Synergy" and in a game where you already level to fast I can't understand the appeal. I it's under the "setting all followers" while talking to a follower I believe.