utherix

In response to post #31590135. #31592185, #31592550 are all replies on the same post. That message is because the ads on nexusmods sometimes redirect you to some shady s#*!.

In response to post #24595804. That's kinda neat. Valve giving money directly to Nexus? Surely he knows about this since there has to be some kind of arrangement?

I'm pretty sure you can do this using a Werewolf faction.

I think requiem has this.

I fixed it by doing what nohimn said, but instead I used the Visual Studio Developer Console to run the command as the default Command Prompt didn't recognized the executable.

I am having the same problem.

Showinventory and removeitem works wonders, but it is fairly time consuming and not immersive at all.

That's exactly what I thought of when I read the OP. From Lionhead: "Fable 1 will be completely open world with random quests everywhere" Reality: No random quests. Invisible barriers ensure you have a range of movement consisting of back, forward, and side to side 5 feet until u hit a fence. Less open world than a Pokemon game. Fable 3: Still has nothing going for it except.. condoms? Yay, protection?

Wow, rly?

I have that too, it looks ridiculous. Everything is Zebra striped.

Larf. Yeah right. Like anyone believed that in the first place, though.

The Dark Elf Fire Resistance works. Havn't tested the Nord frost one though.

Wow. This patch is very underwhelming. Hopefully, since they fixed many of the known technical errors in this patch, they'll release a decent patch which actually addresses the dozens of broken game mechanic implementations found in the game.

I just replayed Morrowind last year. ->The story is better. Spoiler, you become Jesus, and people treat you like it too. Unlike in Skyrim where you are treated like a child even though you are the savior of the universe or whatever for killing a bunch of easily defeated and identical dragons. ->There are more quests and the quests have more of an effect on the world. (not much but more than Skyrim and Oblivion) ->more guilds, and the guild quests actually feel quite epic at times and last a while, and give meaningful rewards and even meaningful titles ->there are more skills and items, and thus more ways to play the game ->it still plays and looks like a modern RPG, unlike Daggerfall ->beautiful and unique places, landscapes, and creatures ->They didn't need to use voice actors, so the dialogue is more unique to each character, you can have conversations that progress logically, and the characters don't treat you like an idiot like they do in Skyrim ->it is more immersive. all these things together make for a more immersive experience, ->the list goes on and on.

I hate to be "that guy" but you may have a physical defect in your Video RAM or RAM. If Skyrim isn't the only recently-released game which causes unexplained crashes to occur than you may consider replacing your RAM followed by your Video Card. And try RAM consistency checks/RAM swapping, etc.