scottbeowulf

Errr your really goting to post that here? The only reason you would have a version without steam was if it was pirated. We are all legal here I bought the game for my PS3 (so I don't feel too bad), but I wanted to be able to play with mods. Hell, I'd buy it again via Steam (I don't mind supporting the things I love) if it's possible to play on my MacBook. The only reason I went the other route is because I thought I had to use Cider to do so. Tell me I'm wrong and I'll buy it again! It would make things a lot easier!

Anyone find a download of the update for those of us who don't use Steam?

Cracked version. I use cider to run it.

@scrivener07 I'm having a similar problem. How do I run .exe files such as SKSE while using a cider wrapper to run a cracked version on my Mac? Is this even possible?

Basic idea would be for a courier to bring a note telling the player of an inheritance. The player must travel to a particular town where a particular merchant would act as executer of the will. The player is given 10,000 (or any amount of) gold, with instructions to spend all of it within a period of time in order to earn a much greater reward, be it an item of great value, 10x the gold, a palatial estate, whatever. What do you guys think?

So, I went for a stroll along the coast, just north of Dawnstar, in order to evaluate my newest ice re-texture. Like anyone who wanders up that way, I jumped into the icy water and made my way towards the nearest glaicer, and then swam to the one beyond that. They really are majestic (especially with a re-texture). Got me thinking: SOMEBODY SHOULD BUILD US A FRACKING FORTRESS OF SOLITUDE UP ON THIS PIECE! It really would be something.

Hey guys: I'm having a bit of trouble figuring out how to use MultiXwm via Darwine on my Mac. This is my post from the Technical Support forum: http://www.thenexusforums.com/index.php?/topic/536360-creating-xwm-files-on-a-mac/ Any one have any idea? It would be greatly appreciated!!

Hey everyone. Any Mac users out there able to lend me a hand? I'm having a little trouble converting my wav files using MultiXwm via Darwine. I was able to get Darwine working and able to get my "MultiXwm ver.1.3.exe" file running on it but whenever I try to convert the file I get the error: "List index (0) out of bounds" Any idea what might be wrong? In case it's relevant, upon clicking "Add File(s)..." I located the wav on my Mac desktop. Is there somewhere else the file needs to be placed since I'm using Darwine? Any help would be greatly appreciated! I have a killer soundtrack lined up (including music from: Excalibur, The Fountain, Requiem for a Dream, Mozart's Don Giovanni, and a little Sigur Ros)!