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  1. If things are grim, then I'll usually run back a tiny bit, just to get the enemies to group together. Then I- FUS RO DAH! I find against humanoids, it usually removes them from combat for 10-15 seconds (between air time and standing up again). During that interval, I'll use a heal spell to get some health back, then close to melee range and get a few blows on either the toughest guy or the one with the shield (since shields negate a ton of damage when you're using unarmed combat). Usually I can get 3-4 blows before they recover enough to block or retaliate. Or, if I'm outdoors, I'll just storm call. Because its awesome. Generally, I use my Shout as an ace up the sleeve, rather than on a regular basis.
  2. When your magic weapon is equipped and drawn, a thin grey/white bar appears above your stamina bar (bottom right screen) I've never dual wielded magic weapons, but I'd assume the other hand would be on the left. Unfortunately, there is no numerical value that I'm aware of
  3. @Linsolv At first, I was leaning to side with Kematu for the same reasons as well. He's a very smooth talker, and I like that he's willing to avoid bloodshed. However, he only offers the deal after the Dragonborn has killed a number of the normal bandits. Which, I'd assume, are employed by him. To me, it seems like he's willing to talk simply for the fact that he's realized that, at the very least, several of his actual men (not just local rifraff) will die, should they cross blades with the Dragonborn. That is, when violence through the bandits fails, he tries persuasion instead. By offering money and calm words, he both prevents the death of his own men, and gets Saadia out of the city. But I know its a stretch, and it still doesn't really prove/disprove either side.
  4. EDIT: My apologies. I assumed that my post 12 hours ago failed, as my computer froze when I clicked to post the topic. Please post in that thread, and ignore this one. http://www.thenexusforums.com/index.php?/topic/517400-in-my-time-of-need/page__p__4219807__fromsearch__1#entry4219807 Admins, feel free to lock this.
  5. In the quest, In My Time of Need, you come to a decision. Is she an innocent noble who spoke against wrongdoings, or is she a traitor to her country? This has been a hard decision for me, since there are very few choices in video games that do not have a "right" answer. It's usually black or white. Not ambiguous. I finally decided to side with Saadia. If she really did betray her city and country, there would have to be a reason. Some reward. I think she would have gotten money, or safety with the Thalmor. Instead, she's run far from home, and is working at an inn of all things. It doesn't seem like she got anything for her "betrayal." Also, there's the fact that they have been banned from Whiterun..... Anyway, what did you choose to do during this quest? You can state in character or out of character decisions.
  6. You can make some changes by launching the file "MGSO Options" which is placed in the Morrowind Directory after installation. If that doesn't work, or if you want to change different settings, then another thing you can try is a clean install. In order to reinstall the MGSO, I think the only way to go about it is a clean install. Back up your character save files. Uninstall Morrowind. Delete the Morrowind Directory. Then reinstalll Morrowind, and then the MGSO If you're just trying to get a little bit of framerate though, I would recommend trying the Morrowind.ini Modification Guide. Just make sure to make an extra copy of your morrowind.ini before you get started (Although your framerate is so as it is, it may make much of a difference) Hope that helps!
  7. My computer seems incapable of reading the Skyrim Disc. I can hear the disc starting to spin in the computer, but then it makes a clicking sound, and stops spinning. Then, it begins to speed up again. At first I thought it was a hardware issue with my disc drive, but all other discs, both CD and DVD, work just fine. I thought it may be the disc. However, the disc runs fine on other computers. Only the Skyrim Disc on this computer has the problem. Has anyone else encountered/heard of this problem? Or any advice on how to fix it? Or, since I have a CD key, is it possible to just download the game from somewhere legally? Specs: Gateway 64 bit Windows 7 4GB DDR3 RAM 500 GB Hard Drive Intel Core i5-2430 DVD-Super Multi DL Drive Intel HD Graphics 3000
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