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this is what he has to say on the matter, 8 days old https://www.reddit.com/r/skyrimmods/comments/5jsr5j/why_i_decided_to_quitat_least_for_the_time_being/ during this he says: "As for Awake - my commitment to the Creation Kids is separate from my commitment (or lack thereof) to you. My team is the best goddamn team anybody could ever ask for and I f***ing HATE letting them down. I'm really struggling with my decision as it relates to them. If I am unable to continue on as its director, I will attempt to find or groom a suitable replacement. You will be informed when there is something you need to know." at the end of it. that means no its not dead and he might continue as a dirrector for the team. and no i donnt know of anny expected release date eddit: newest info i found on topic of release date aand staatus and sutch: https://www.reddit.com/r/skyrimmods/comments/5ericq/status_of_awake/

the problem with that is that the crashes is totaly random, they might happen in crafting menues, fighting, settlementbuilding, or just walking around whenever the crash feels like it. the strange thing about this, is that it did not crash once before i got around 18-20 hours in.

I got the game, i installed it, had no problem. i played it fine, no lags, no stutter or any of that crap. But after around 18-20 hours of playtime, my game suddenly got realy crash happy. Sometimes it now crashes just walking in sanctuary with my character, and sometimes its in crafting or in combat. No real pattern to the crashes. worst part is, the intervals of the crashes can warry from every 3 second to a half an hour between crashes. the crashes is just straight back to desctop crashes too. I am at a loss as to what to do as this is is now gotten to the point here i will almost call it the most unstable unmodded of all the fallout or elder scrolls games. anybody else suffering from the same, or might know a fix for this? (tried the beta patch no difference for me...)

If you look at the post, just over you. you will see that we last got info in: #147 http://forums.nexusmods.com/public/style_images/underground/icon_share.png http://forums.nexusmods.com/public/style_images/underground/post_offline.pngjhardingamePosted 06 September 2014 - 05:37 PM it does not mean that it are canseled just because we have not gotten info, it might just be the developers sticking their head in the sand and developing.

I totaly agree with you it is anoying to hear the Same lines over and over again. I realy like your ideas about how to give people more vareties in their dialoge and still regaining their own voices thats good. Ps: just something that i notised in your text, that is a bot wrong, you called it lore breaking. It is not lore breaking but immersion breaking. Lore is what the world is made out of its stories and what is possible and impossible. Example Donald duck walking hand in hand with terminator would be lore breaking. Hopefully i managed to write that without sounding like a condecending thalmor.

Welcome ^^ hope you have a good time here

Yup, i reinstalert fallout 3 and am replaying that ^^

Well, what if your charachter does not want to show respect? would it not just be easier (I myself does this) to favorite the helmet/hood/headgear your charachter uses to a quick slot, (i use mine at 8 as that is so far away from WASD that it have no value in combat. One click removes the helmet fast and a second one pit it back on. That way you can controll your charachter.

Well, i have been playing skyrim since it came out, and will keep on going. If i have stopped by the time this is realised, i will view this as a reason for getting back to the land of skyrim :) dont worry for us, we can wait :D

Argument For the imperial Legion "The Legion is invading Skyrim/a foreign occupation" Naturally, empires tend to get a bad rap for you know, occupying other peoples' lands. However, though the TES Empire may have started out that way when Tiber Septim conquered all of Tamriel, it isn't really like that anymore during the events of Skyrim, or even Morrowind and Oblivion. The Imperial Legion is basically just the army of the whole Empire, not just Cyrodiil, and as Skyrim is still part of the Empire (as it had always been since Tiber Septim's time, unless you win the Civil War for the Stormcloaks), the Legion had always maintained some kind of presence there. The one you see in-game is one that had been specifically called in to quell Ulfric's rebellion - they're not exactly invading the country to conquer it or anything like that. Even then, the majority of the forces in Skyrim have been locally-recruited (ie. Nords), and the local Nords are still pretty evenly divided as whether or not Skyrim should remain or break away from the Empire. It's called a 'Civil War' for a reason - because the fighting is going on between the Nords themselves, and not between Skyrim and Cyrodiil. "The Legion is just as racist as the Stormcloaks/Thalmor" Eh. Granted, you do see a bit of racism against the beast races in TESIV: Oblivion, but that isn't something exclusive to Cyrodiil. Since that specific instance (Leyawiin) and all of the individual provinces in Tamriel are on the frontier, pretty much all of them have their fair share of xenophobia (I'm equally as pissed off at hearing the Stormcloaks yell "Skyrim is for the Nords!"in Skyrim as I am at getting called an "Outlander" and "N'wah" in Morrowind). However, the Imperial government and the Legion, being melting pots of diversity, are faring much better on the 'accepting other races' scale than say, the Nord nationalist Stormcloaks and the Nazi-esque Thalmor. For example, in Oblivion, the most powerful dude in the Empire (Chancellor Ocato) was an Altmer from Firsthold in the Summerset Isles, the Count of Cheydinhal (Andel Indarys) was a Dunmer from Morrowind, and one of the Dunmer Imperial City citizens (Dralora Athram) talks about how "here, we are Imperial citizens, nothing less". Furthermore, in the Skyrim game, the Legion is made up a whole bunch of different races, and not just "Imperials and Nords" as some people have suggested: 1 Imperial General (Tullius, duh) 3 Nord Legates (Rikke, Skulnar, Hrollod) 3 Imperial Legates (Taurinus Duilis, Constantius Tituleius, Quentin Cipius) 1 Breton Legate (Emmanuel Admand) 1 Dunmer Legate (Sevan Telendas) 1 Thalmor-hating Altmer Legate (Fasendil) A few Orc NPCs who have mentioned serving in the Legion (Ghorbash the Iron Hand, Ghorza gra-Bagol, Moth gro-Bagol) A bunch of generic Imperial and locally-recruited Nord soldiers (including Hadvar) So, if someone wants to argue about how the Stormcloaks might be getting a bit too much flack than they necessarily deserve for being racist, go ahead, but whatever the Stormcloaks have going on with regards to racial tolerance, the Legion are still doing it better. However, I think we can all agree, both sides are a lot better than the Thalmor. "The Imperials has turned its back on Talos" I think that we can all agree that the banning of Talos worship is not a fun thing, but other than banning him on paper, the Imperials haven't really turned their back on him. He's just as much a Nord god as he is an Imperial one and in many ways, as the founder of their Empire, Talos is even more important to the Imperials. That's why a lot of the Empire's supporters, Torygg, Elisif, Legate Rikke, Balgruuf, Brunwulf Free-Winter, and even Titus-f*#@ing-Mede II still continue to worship Talos despite the ban. Sure, they're not declaring it from the rooftops, but why would they when it would risk attracting the attention of the Thalmor and risk war with the Dominion by openly violating the White-Gold Concordat seeing as that's what caused the Justiciars to move into Skyrim in the first place? In the Empire's case, they've judged that passive defiance is a lot more effective than open defiance, especially when the latter runs the risk of not only having EVEN MORE Justiciars moving into the province, but also having a bunch of Nazi elves declare war on you and ROFLstomp over everyone all over again. Sure, the Stormcloaks might see the honour in jumping right into the fray and going down in a blaze of glory, but not everyone wants to die needlessly like that, especially when this sort of thing can be prevented via, you know, actual tactics and caution. I get why the Stormcloaks are pissed off, but when you're in charge of the lives of hundreds of thousands of soldiers and citizens, "death or glory" isn't exactly the best way to go about achieving goals that actually require being alive to enjoy them. "The Empire are allied with/puppets of the Thalmor" I wish I could put it nicer, but anyone who thinks this way clearly hasn't played through either enough of the game or the Imperial side of the civil war. Firstly, the Empire are NOT allied with the Thalmor, and the White-Gold Concordat is an armistice, not an alliance. That's like saying Treaty of Versailles between the Allies and Imperial Germany after WWI was a declaration of friendship (and before anyone asks, no it was NOT). Does anyone seriously think that the Empire, after having its cities and people in Cyrodiil systematically sacked and brutalised during the Great War, would suddenly decide to be best buddies with the Dominion all of a sudden? The dialogue from Legate Fasendil pretty much proves that the Imperials hate the Thalmor just as much as the Stormcloaks do (I'd put Tullius' dialogue about wanting to fight the Dominion in the future, but I can't find any transcripts): Legate Fasendil: "The life of a soldier is full of hardship. That's nothing. But they send the Legion to places that've gotten too bad to be settled without violence. What's hard is seeing good people warped by evil. And I've seen the face of evil [...] We're supposedly at peace now. But I put in to be stationed here to keep an eye on the Thalmor. I've a feeling they're behind this unrest in Skyrim." As for puppetry, the White-Gold Concordat does NOT allow the Thalmor any actual influence in the Empire's affairs other than the Justiciars in Skyrim being allowed to enforce the Talos ban which, funnily enough, came about not as a result of the Empire's actions, but of Ulfric's; the second the Dominion's armies set foot in the Empire, it's war-time whether they like it or not. Furthermore, the Empire doesn't do anything to help the Thalmor in their inquisition and won't do anything to enforce the ban themselves. Nothing really happens to Talos worshippers even if the Imperials win the civil war. Heck, the fact that Ondolemar has to ask for the player's assistance because the (Imperial) Jarl of Markarth outright refuses to sanction the investigation is pretty telling that at worst, the Imperials' attitude towards this whole thing is "You want evidence of Talos worship? You get evidence of Talos worship yourself". Sure, it would be ideal not to have any Justiciars in Skyrim at all but hey, you can blame Ulfric and maybe, the Jarl of Markarth for kicking up the shitstorm that caused the Justiciars to move into Skyrim in the first place there's not much you can do when the Dominion has an army right on your doorstep. Argument for Stormcloacks: We are natives to this land, and we want to praise talos openly. (the problem with this, as stated above in the for imperial, is that it is a civil war, and it is a reason it is called that, because atleast half of the other nords that are natives to Skyrim, are against the Stormcloacks.)

Well for one, a change i think is needed, is that the Shoip should not be from Riverwood as it is to far into the land for a ship to be. Changing it to Windhelm or Solitude docs would be more immersive. As For witch town to start in, i think starting in the nord village would be best, so that when the player finaly discovers the other towns it will feel more like they have discovered a new town rather than just be teleported to a new place.

install with steam, and just copy the folder from the original pc over to the new pc, after steam have instaled skyrim on the new pc.

hmm, as a non modder, the help i can give you is litte, but the speed thingy is possible, open up the ck, and compare a dagger and a sword, you see they will have diferent value in speed, (if you do it that way you have a reference in how fast it goes by taking it like the knife and maybe just a little faster.) the bloodska effect, i dont know if it is hard coded or not, but if it is hard coded you can unly use that in power attacks (and would that not fit well withthe theme as i recall sutch atack in bleach is only when they use more power than normal? (long time since i read bleach :P)

Yes it certainly is. Anyway people. As some of you may have seen with my Nazeem test Sofia will actually respond to NPCs now so I would like to know who you think should be on Sofia's hit list of NPCs to annoy. So far I have all the usual suspects in Whiterun written Nazeem, Braith, Heimskr, Carlotta. What other NPCs do you think deserve Sofia's quick wit and sharp tongue? Preferably outside of Whiterun. Let me know. Hmm, dont remember the name, but the guys who greets you in riften and threatens you to not mess with maven the guy you see in windhelm harrasing dark elfs and keeks saying that he likes walking around the grey quarters and put them in their place the argonien in solitude (the criminal one) that keeps saying that if we need work come see him sven in riverwood just at the top of my head

Well lets see it this way: thalmor wants to destroy all the towers and in that way unmake the world, because they belive this will bring them back into a state of godlyhood. the empire have gone into a temporaly treaty as to regain their strenght and fight back against the thalmor. and therefor they needed to ban a deity who people believe was the founder of the empire. therefor they did not pursue worshipers until ulfric started causing trouble and therefore the empire was forced to pursue worshipers. as it is comply believed that Talos is tiber septim, after the war had started again with the thalmor, we can safely assume that the ban would be lifted quite fast. and then if we go and look at who is fighting in this war. Is it all the nords in skyrim? No it is not. many are just at home waiting for it to end. is it therefore all nords against and foreign power? No it is not. therefore as we cant use numbers of nords in each factions we have to use what number of cities they had in the beginning of the civil war questline. and therefore the logical way of thinking is that 50% of the nords are in each faction. but if you also think of all the civilians that dont care. it is reasonable to think that 1/3 of the nords wants to be in the empire. 1/3 wants to be free and 1/3 just wants the war to end so things can become more normal. if you then look at the history of the empire. the empire one can say is the dying remains of the septim empire. Septim Empire, was an Empire founded by Tiber Septim that began in the Second Era. the end of the septim emperors. was in Oblivon and marked the beginning of the Fourth Era. the birth of the septim empire was in 3E 1. in 3E 433 was the oblivion crisis. in 4E 201 — Torygg, the High King of Skyrim, is killed by Ulfric Stormcloak. because of this we see that skyrim has been a part of the empire around 600 years. is therefore the empire a foreign power invading skyrim trying to take control and is ulfric therefore an defender? No the empire is not invading and ulfric is not defending. if we therefore summarize: thalmor bad, empire have temporally peace with bad thalmor. when peace ends empire will fight against bad thalmors. is is smart to therefore weaken the empire? NO. is it all nords against the empire trying to get out? NO do the stormcloaks dislike most other races that is not nords. YES. and therefore join the empire. end the civil war (while killing as many thalmor you can undetected.) after the war is ended train more troops and crush the thalmor before they unmake the world. And for those who says that the empire have not broken the treaty even if 30 years have passed: i have no clue how fertile elves are compared to humans, but i believe that they reproduce slower than humans. and therefore the empire (as they did not believe the thalmor was that much of a threat after the oblivion crisis). now they know they are a threat, and the humans would have been faster replenish their losses.