Tinfeasul

I love to cheat, but in a moderate way if compared with you :tongue: The ones I definitely would use are adding money and incredibly high carrying weight. I just can't stand to drop any of by belongs (even if most of them are just useless trash). I always have different shirts, robes, trousers, boots, spoons, forks, eating knives, jugs, cups, bowls and all that kind of living stuff. Oh yeah and I carry a food mountain on my back, too. I used to do tgm but then I increased my regeneration rate in every aspect. This makes things feel more real but still not losing the I'm-so-powerful sensation.

I didn't kill Paarthurnax. I really like him. He's just some ancient, powerful and meditative dragon that keeps to himself on a mountaintop. Of course there's always the fear and doubts that leaving dragons alive would eventually cause trouble to the human and mer society. But for me, dragon's are just a part of this alreay-very-violent world of TES. We just have to get used to the fact that humen and mer are not the most dominant species in the world and try to make ourselves most comfortable in this world without wiping out all dragons. Paarthurnax is in fact not very violent, at least from my short times with him. I love his philosophical pondering. He's really more wise and knowledgeable and tolerant and self-controlled than many human or mers.

I like peanut butter and I like to eat it with a spoon like Brad Pitt in Meet Joe Black.

I deleted my old vote from a few years back and made a new one. Time flies, eh?

Wow this is really nice! Now memories are rushing back... I was just a kid back in 2006 when I first joined. Look at that!

How I miss Morrowind! But of course after it's plundered, I suppose the island would be in pretty bad shape. But there must still be some mushroom houses there and I hope I can return to the port where my character in TES 3 dropped off. Sweet memories.

My first character is a Breton thieve who makes his way up in the thieves' guild. But then my game crashed so terribly that I had to re-install it and I got this mod of a Snow Elf so, lo and behold, now I'm one of the few surviving snow elves who still walk Skyrim is secrecy.

As long as the mod is fantasy lore friendly, I use it. I only pick up mods that help create a sense of reality (in fantasy aspects) like realistic people, armour, weapons, environments and all that, but that's just my personal taste.

I kinda miss the one-handed bonus for Dunmer...I mean for me the two have always gone hand-in-hand :tongue: But since I'll have Nord as my firs- round race choice, this won't bother me in the near future.

Crab armour! Now that's really something! :thumbsup:

Probably some lone, stealthy adventurer using bow and arrows, duel swords, alchemy and some magic (mainly healing). I've seldom used shields in previous games.

And there are still many things that the series can elaborate, like the mysterious homeland of the High Elves, and the Akaviri. If they want to, I think we really can have at least 10 or 15 scrolls to play. ...Long story, really epic, eh? :tongue:

Nord is a must. I think I'm more into human characters...but I'll also play Khajit since I like the way it look in Skyrim. :thumbsup:

The armor looks kind of cheap...

Thanks for the translation! I've never wanted, so desperately, the winter to arrive sooner!