Rethrain

And now he lost.

I use oldrim, so far I haven't had a good reason to switch to SE besides the more stable 64bit. So I tough it out, I simply spent too much time and effort on the old one modding it hours on end and don't feel like doing it all again for a version that doesn't have all the mods I deem crucial for my playthroughs. Though I suppose if I dig hard enough, I could get a close enough version of it going on Newrim (maybe). But as it stands now, I'm just waiting for the next TES, so basically a decade from now when they release and we are all playing TES 6: Holiday Road.

Yes, I do think they are natural methane fart clouds rather than purposefully placed traps that you can take advantage of to kill stuff in dungeons. I..learned about them really fast. Being a vampire battlemage with sword and spell...well, I used those things to both cook myself and my enemies, whenever I'm not paying attention.

Hmm...didn't the legendary edition of oldrim had all dlc? Anyways, I'll suggest SE, since it's more stable. Frankly, I don't play SE, since a few of the mods (race/compatibility, etc, etc) that are completely indispensable for my playthroughs aren't converted yet to the new one, not sure if they ever will. I do suggest SE since the instability/maintanence of oldrim can get grating. However, If you don't mind that and want a bigger library of mods, then try the old one.

All of this is true, and I agree. Nords are still quite racist with the best of them, though. Their predilection and history of killing elves - in particular Snow Elves - was pretty bad, whether justified or not. In the end...you'll find racists all over Tamriel. No, it doesn't make it better, but it's common.

Hmm...it was mostly trolling what I saw in your link. A little funny too. Others were just voicing their theories on TES lore. I don't really see any of it as representative of...anything...

Well...necroing. But I'll answer anyways. That character in the pic reminds me a lot of an old companion someone uploaded on the nexus but after a short while remove cause she looked underaged. A vampire, blonde short hair like her. It probably was her. As for the pinching, that was probably just posed.

Yes, that is why they do that. When you attack that patrol. I think the evidence is in one of the bodies of the thalmor when they start to actively hunt you.

Yup, agree completely. Though getting rid of the 3rd person view would probably cut at least half of the mods out there...I mean...there a lot of armor mods. Main point is, I've no idea why they didn't make a mod to see your body. Maybe Skyrim gets a little more attention from modders than F4.

Hmm...personally I don't think they are going to remove modding. They would if there was no money in it, but there is. People keep playing F4 and Beth games because of the mods, not the base game. If the base game, then once that runs out, they'll still use mods. Other people buy those games precisely because of the modding tools. As long as it makes them money, they'll drool. It should go without saying that ever since Morrowind, to me, mods have always been mandatory in my playthroughs. Especially after Morrowind. Sooo....I wouldn't worry about it, Boyflea. :P

I was under the impression that it was finally successful. As in, it is keeping itself more than afloat. There are plenty of things that people can complain about that game along with basically other mmos -- or all mmos under the sun, more like. Personally I don't really care about either game.

Heh, I wonder if they will turn things around for Fallout 76, like they did with TESO.

After reading up on the theories of it a while back...I came to my own - and completely certain - conclusion...that it is the Macguffin of Magnus. An artifact of incredible power.

I used morrowloot once. If I remember correctly, it bars you from crafting Daedric anything. You could reverse this with TESedit (been years since I did this and even used this mod). So I think that is your problem with the Daedric stuff.

Okay, I was going to say this a few posts ago, but could we stop getting stuck on the symbolism of the stars and constellations? I said that ^ particular part half-joking. I mean, really now. I don't mean to be curt, I just though it needed to be addressed, if you were saying this for the sake of the argument, then that's fine.