Obliviongamer91

After finishing Dawnguard, I visited the Thalmor in their castle (Sun something). I summoned Durnehviir and giggled watching them running for their miserable lives while yelling: WE ARE THE FUTURE! WE ARE THALMOR. Made my day.

Maybe you've already seen Lucky, not far away from Valtheim Keep. Seems like he got hit by a falling tree in his barn while he was... Let's just say he had a copy of the Lusty Argonian Maid and a skill book for one-handed right next to him. Go figure.

I must say that Serana was welcome, until I realized you can't marry her. That's just stupid. You can marry a random person whom you retrieved some ridiculously cheap item from a tomb with five draugr inside? I mean, I saved her live, I protected her from hoards of falmer, I broke the suppression from her dad, I retrieved 3 (!) Elder Scrolls, I told Ismar not to kill her, she was the first NPC in any Bethesda game I really cared for. Wouldn't it be only logical (With Skyrim logic) to be able to marry her? And she's like: Na Bro, let's just be friends. I always feared the Friendzone, but the first friendzone I get is in a game? Like, Seriously? Before you ask, yes, I am slightly mad.

Well, I've got mixed feelings for Skyrim. When it was released, I was foolish enough to buy Skyrim for the PS3 in an euphoria, and I was ready to kill some dragons. But soon, there were things bugging me, destroying the immersion. You've all probably experienced the normal bugs Bethesda games always have. I'm not talking about them. It were details which just didn't feel right. The sounds your weapons make when penetrating your foe's bodies just don't feel heavy enough. Everyone seems to have this urge to talk to you about his life, and no one seems to give a flying sacred f**** about you being a Dragonborn. Even in Daedric Armor, brats like Braith still insult you like an old, alcoholic beggar. Then, there's the loot. I loved dungeon crawling in Oblivion, mostly because there was a chance to find really good magical gear, while in Skyrim, you mostly find things like an "iron cuirass of minor illusion". Even unique items are easily outpowered by crafted gear. But what bugs me most is the tension of the Quests. At the End of the Dawnguard quest The first battle I'm talking about is really, I mean REALLY epic and you expect an ultra uber awesome final battle, but the game's just like: Woah, chill bro, just kill this bro, and we good. I expected an awesome ending with a party which only Pinkie Pie could have organised, but no, again, nobody gives a Flying vampiristic gargoyle dump about how you saved the world. Again. Okay, everyone under the age of 18 don't read what's below the next spoiler. That's the feeling Skyrim gives me again and again. (Sort of, not that I'm actually sexually turned on by a game) Every time I have this awesome feeling that something truly epic is coming up, Skyrim just disappoints me. So, Yeah. I hope my post is not a illegible Wall of Text, and in hindsight, maybe I shouldn't have bought this game for PS3.

Hello, Guys. First things first. I own a copy of Morrowind, not Bloodmoon, nor Tribunal, only Morrowind (Patched of course). I'm looking for some mods (not only texture packs) to make Morrowind look better. Thing is: Every mod I've encountered seems to work only with the two expansion packs, And after I've tried to install one (ignorant of it's requirements), it completely screwed up my game. It would be perfect if there was a version of MGE which is suitable for me, but I don't think that exists. Could you give me some tips, please?