VincentAlliath

I personally hate Lord of the Rings, but that armour is bloody awesome. I so can not wait to get that armour. I love armour... it's one of the only things that is at least lore-neutral 90% of the time. =D Now, I'm done at the library! TO HOME!

For future reference, the Fort is called, "Fort Farragut". Shadowmere should be near the secret entrance (in the base of a tree).

I was thinking about the same thing earlier, whilst on the toilet! I wonder if it would be possible to make it so you can only join certain factions if you aren't a member of certain others. For example, you can only join the Thieves Guild is you haven't joined (or have been kicked out of) the Mages Guild. Would that be possible?

So he becomes mentally damaged? =D

You try swimming through a city. Hard task, even for the most skilled of us. I named a Pokémon after City-Swimmer once... :wub:

The one with Menien in it? I know the ones from Camoran's Paradise (Is that the Forbidden Grotto? I couldn't remember) and a few others open from the side. Are you saying that Menien's cage opens from the side? I didn't think it did, but if it does, then I void and retract all my previous statements that contradict anything.

The holes are especially made by a special breed of worms. xD Speaking of holes... xD On Imperial Isle (around the Imperial City), I was in a cave, perhaps Dzonot Cave?, and when I got to the end, there was a big crack in the wall, and I could see through to like... a bricked corridor. I wanted to go there... on the local map it shows where it goes... That is to say, nowhere. It's there for decoration, pretty much... but I still want to go there.

There aren't that many things that I find weird about it. It seemed that all your problems with it (other than the ones that had no ground to stand on), such as your problem with bears and lions and the Daedroth, were coding based. You had problems with AI. No AI system will ever be perfect. They can make them LOOK perfect, but there will always be flaws with AI. So no, that doesn't count as weird. What do I find weird in Oblivion? Let's see... Unless there are artesian-like bores that draw water, there are many villages and towns, et cetera, with no water source. I find that very strange. Bruma isn't even near a water source. Same as the fort and Ayleid ruins. A lot of them have absolutely no nearby water sources... but that's it. That's all I can really think of. I can look past it, too. Anyway, to your points about me. I never said Oblivion was perfect. In fact, I originally had little to no point about Oblivion whatsoever. I was merely fixing your thoughts, which were wrong. I was in this thread originally for the sole purpose of lurking. Lurking helps you find out about the general forum-goers. Then I posted. In my haste, I forgot to keep myself on-topic originally. That's okay. We had a good discussion. Next, there is nothing wrong with being competitive. I know that I am a lot smarter than a lot of people around me in life, but I also know that there are a lot of people here that are better than me. Look at the work that they create here (mods). Some of it is brilliant. My prowess lies in my literary skills. My grammar and spelling is almost (ALMOST) always flawless. It rarely skips a beat. Oh, and no. Never use the phrase, "Even you have to ...". Never use that phrase. That phrase is built to fail. Sure, in your case it was true, but that phrase is stupidity incarnate. Don't use it.

He doesn't have one... hahahaha. =D Actually, if it's on a platform, the cage would have to be raised for him to get out. =D. I don't think they go that way. They might, though. Anyone want me to write up anything for Menien's storyline? And will he have a wife... in... Kvatch? She can live in a tent. And be patched into Kvatch Rebuilt for those who use it.

So now you're saying that it's stupid or whatever because YOU'VE never heard of it? You do realise how much of a prat you're sounding like for saying that sort of thing, right? Don't be ignorant. The Lore is mostly original, and is influenced by many things. Not just Denmark and Europe, but millions of other places, too.

The Deadlands. Which Daedric Prince rules over Quagmire?

Wow... Am I the only person who actually cared and listened when he said something that was pretty much, "Save yourself!"? He told us to just get the key and go. Am I the ONLY person?

Actually it's the sherriff of Nottingham methinks. Yeah, but meh. Apparently because the King of England was there, that makes him the King of Nottingham. [/sarcasm] @TzToppDogg: You've just voided your own point once more. I know the deal with the "Crown-Prince" and all. It's generally the eldest son of the current ruler, although it has been subject to change on occasion, but only rarely. Now... The way you voided your own point? You said that in Denmark you had "sub-kings". Sub-King =/= (Does not equal) King. Those are two very different things. They're nothing alike. Sure, you're from Denmark, and it's your countries old system, but you cannot say what you're saying. This is what you're saying, the way I interpret it: "Just because something happens on occasion in real life, that means that it has to happen in a video game. Counts should not rule Counties. Kings should." That's what you're saying. Which is wrong. It's not a matter of opinion. It's just wrong. I suggest that you cease and desist.

There are nine named knights: Areldur, Avita, Brellin, Carodus, Geimund, Gukimir, Lathon, Thedret, and Turrianus. Yep. That's your question, buddy.

Hehe. my Question then? Hmm... I think I'll go with... Umm. I suck at these. In Knights of the Nine, how many NAMED knights may you have in total?