lazzybum

I just started playing again, so..my armor still yucky xD http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v343/lazzybum/TESV2012-06-0414-33-34-80.jpg

I'm using that mod for my current game. I started off at Dawnstar, but I quickly went to Helgen to grab the main quest. I haven't finished the main story, so I want to get to it one day since I don't know the ending (no spoilers!) Although my previous game I visited the cities, I haven't completed much quests, like the dark brotherhood, the thieves guild, etc. I like quests since they add the story, the mystery, the surprised, so its not my playstyle to give them up and roam freely. Maybe the more trivial/chore quests are getting into the way and distracting my focus from the quests that do turn out to be fun and worth doing (which I'm not sure which are lol) Kelsey473: Hmm I'm not sure how to understand if it relates to my real life. There are games, where each quest or mission was exciting enough for me to continue it till the end. One example is Fallout 3, which is pretty similar, but I found more fun. Not just the main quests, but the side ones were unique and memorable. Again, maybe its too distracting here where I'm asked to fetch objects for people with no mystery or much story behind it. That piles up quickly, and I forget who is who or why I should do it. But maybe I'm just OCD about keeping my quest log short and clean. Regardless, games are for fun. Im not stressing, just curious on how other players deal with this if they also felt overwhelmed :)

I think the main downfall for Skyrim is the quests being hand out like candy at halloween. I do like that there is loads to do, but at the same time I will easily lose track and forget quests; therefore, I'm not emotionally involved into wanting to finish them. Also, you can continue super old quests, as if the quest givers aren't emotionally involved either. "Hey, do this for me! I don't mind if you come back in a few years, I'll still be here! Nothing will change!" Anyways, are you guys bothered by this? How are you keeping quests to a minimum if you are? Like, are you staying at 1-2 towns and focus on their quests first before moving on? Do you bother with the miscellaneous quests? (Is there a way to delete quests I don't want?) I lost interest in the game when I visited all the major cities and my quest log was piled high. I'm starting to play again with mods this time, but I'm scared of approaching the same situation. Right now I'm just at Whiterun. Any suggestions or ways that keeps you quest-sane?

They are faster than running and they fight in battle. They aren't bad, but i wish we could interact with them and feed them all the apples and carrots that we pick up. And storage would be nice too. Oh, and to name them too!

Omg! I wanted to marry her cause shes really pretty, but I didn't know she could be married. Did she have quests for you?

Ok, I thought I was bad hoarding stuff in my chestbox, but this is crazy xD! Does everything fly when you shuffle your feet through all that? You should continue and pile it to the ceiling!

I married Sylgja mainly on looks :/ I was debating on marrying Marcurio since he will be my follower till the very end, but hes ugly xD. So far I haven't needed to part from him due to a quest & to re-pay him again, but hopefully that isn't often! I wish we could give our spouse's stuff to wear. Sylgia walks around the house with a giant pickaxe on her hip. I don't mind her as a spouse, I like her voice :D. I wish I can have a 2nd spouse and marry Marcurio too though.

So I joined the Thieves Guild although I'm more of the good-person character. I was actually joining hoping to rat them out/ turn on them later, if that was even possible. Anyways, I didn't know Maven Black-Blair was in with them and now she wants me to take care of the Honningbrew Meadery. Well.. I really dislike her & and her family and would rather be on the Honningbrew side, since I met them very early in the game. I haven't started this quest, but is there a chance to turn on her in this quest, or a future quest? Simple answer/spoiler please, don't want too much detail! And a general question for the game, do these quests have a good/bad option, based on the player's preference? I don't know how to explain it well, but similar with Fallout 3's good, neutral, & bad. Like you have the option to turn a bad guy in, or in this situation, turn on Maven rather than ignoring this quest completely or killing off her family without a quest.