SirCyRo

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I'm sorry if this has been asked already. I searched, and have been searching via Google for a while, can't seem to find an answer. I'm a kb/mouse player. Not really a fan of using my XBox controller. However, the XBOX controller seems to be the only way I can switch to my local inventory when trading with a vendor or container. I just his left trigger to get to mine. It's easy to do because it's on the GUI. But if I turn the controller off in Settings, and go back to keyboard mode, I see not option to switch between inventories. Is there a way to do this? I've pressed every key I can imagine.

I don't even know if this is the highest, I'm sure its not. But man, I'm one hitting Ancient Dragons now. I'll try to get some Fraps video and put it on youtube, when I get time. To do this, I took advantage of the Falmer helmet + circlet bonus. I did the whole creating fortify alchemy gear to create enchantment potions. When it was all said and done, I was creating potions that let me smith up to 129% (I think you can get higher though), and enchant gear with Fortify Archery of 44%. With 5 items worn at 44%, a Legendary Daedric bow would give me a base of 775 damage. ADD to that, a Fortify Markman potion of 120%, and ADD to that a Sneak Modifyer of 3x...... When sneaking, I was one hitting Mammoths, Giants, Dragons. Mirak was a pushover. Haven't gotten to him yet, but I'm sure I'll one-hit Alduin.

Well, I sure hope they fix this scale issue with the Elder Scrolls Online. Not sure how they would do it without some random generation, but I hope they figure it out. Because, as it stands now, with the current scale, I could travel on foot, in real time, from the top of Tamriel to the bottom, and back, in just a few hours, if the entire continent was in the game.

Sorry for digging up an old thread.... My coworker recently showed me Elder Scrolls online, and it got me thinking, what if you could travel the entire Tamriel in game. Since the online game supposedly is PC only, there are no console limitations. Correct me if i'm wrong. I then got on this quest to figure out how big Tamriel is really. I see the above post about sizes, and have seen some that say Tamriel is about the size of Australia. Earlier in this post, it says about 1.4 times the size of Alaska. If you look at the maps of Tamriel that are out, almost all of them are pretty consistant with the size of Skyrim as to how it relates to the rest of Tamriel. Skyrim is about the same size at Hammerfall, and roughly 2/3 the size of Cyrodill. OK, I HAVE done this. I have walked from Riften, past Falkreath, to Markarth. I was bored. Even with fighting off bears, wolves, occasional random bandits and other annoyances, I still walked that distance in about 2 hours REAL TIME. not game time. That works out to a little over 3 miles. A lot of estimates I see online are that Skyrim is 3.5 miles wide. OK, now given the width and height of Skyrim, using a simple ruler, you can estimate the size of Tamriel. Now, I'm basing this info from maps that Bethesda has put out. To me, the entire Tamriel is maybe a little bit bigger than the city I live in, in real life. A bit bigger than the Baltimore metro area, but definately smaller than, say, Kansas City. How can an entire continent, which has both tropical and winter like areas, and desert areas in some sestions, be smaller than some USA cities? Where does Bethesda get this 12 million square miles area? By comparrison, the USA is 3.7 million square miles, and it takes months REAL time to walk from one side to the other. Tamriel is 4X bigger than the USA? I do not know where you get the Australia or Alaska comparison. Tamriel is teeny tiny.

This my first post here, and I'm a bit of a noob at applying mods to these games, so please be nice. ;) I've played Skyrim 4 times, and while I wait for Dawngaurd to come out on PC, I've decided to try Oblivion. So I went on Steam and bought the version that has all the DLC add-ons. They call it the Game of the Year edition,and it was 24.99. Of courase, I'm spoiled by Skyrim's beauty over Oblivion. I'd like to apply that "unofficial patch", but when I try, it tells me that the file format is not recognized. So, my question is, which unofficial patch file to I use, and can I also apply other mods? BTW, I'm using the NMM, and when I rescanned the games, I had to manually point NMM to the Oblivion's steam location. John