omegaseabee

Wouldn't HAVE to be rare. While it would mean extensive modding, the Hunters Guild could be created in a town with an NPC that offers repeatable quests that spawn the specific monster in a certain location when you accept it. Would be interesting to see the tier of quests system implimented, where you must complete most of the 1 star quests before you are eligable to take on the 2 star and so forth. Might be easier to make seperate quest givers for each tier, only the first is in the guild hall at the beginning, then a scripted event when certain conditions are met that would add the next.

I'm having the same issue. Some say it is due to eating stacks of identical foods but that is fixed by waiting until the perks time out, I've also tried learining new spells to see if it would 'reset.' One possibility I have thought of, maybe the perks from the food somehow looped and they are not timing out. Does anyone know a console command to remove all temporary perks? If so I'll test and let you guys know what happens.

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I'm sure I'm not the only one that has faced this problem as it is universal across PC, PS3, and XBox. When eating 5+ of certain foods (generally soups) the game creates a potential crash situation. The game will run fine until the player tries to select the magic selection portion of the menu. On console the game freezes, while on PC the game instantly quits back to the desk top. The issue seems to be with the way that certain buff stack. Instead of the way buffs worked in previous instalments where a number was added to the side (Stamina Regen (5) ) Skyrim lists each individual buff seperately (Stamina Regen, Stamina Regen, Stamina Regen, etc.) Eating 4 of one food item that gives said buff and 4 of another does not cause the crash. It is only when 5+ of the items are eaten at once. Would it be possible to code the buffs so that they stack like previous versions? Or code so that only one buff of a specific kind can be active at one time? I have absolutly NO idea how to code myself, but I figured I would toss my two cents into the pot and see what turns up.