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Vampirism - Yay or Nay?


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Vampirism - Yay or Nay  

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  1. 1. Do you enjoy being a Vampire?



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Alright, so I'm on my first full play through of Oblivion, and I got bitten in my sleep a bit ago. I recently woke up in an inn to increase my level, and it turns out that I'm a full-fledged vampire now.

 

 

Personally, I don't like Vampirism, due to the sun damage. I can't fast travel, can't be out during the day to get quests done, and it just is a big pain in the bum. I'm already looking for the cure.

 

 

Is there anyone out there that enjoys the bonuses of Vampirism? Even in just a casual, fun playthrough?

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I have love being a vampire, and half hate it. On one hand, it's fun when you devote your time to it, and really lose yourself in the role. I like to browse the crowds of a city from the rooftops, before eventually picking my target, and tracing them, learning their routines, and finally striking.

 

On the other hand, if you want it as a side part of your game, it really annoys me. If I'm trying to get a quest done, the irritating message popping up to tell me my vampirism increased can really get annoying.. Plus, if your trying to move around quickly, then vampirism soon puts a stop to that. Making sure you have a pretty good horse like Shadowmere can be a real bonus here.

 

In short, in my opinion the benefits aren't worth it unless your roleplaying a full time vampire.

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i am a vampire and i was in a church i think in Anvil and talked to a man (cant remeber his name) and there i had an option VAmpirism cure he told me to co to speak to a man Polus in arcane university in imperial city

but first u msut speak with the man in chapel

hope this help

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I went through being a vampire for a friend so I could walk him through geting cured, so I've been there.

Personally, I thought being a vampire sucked (no pun intended). If your face didn't get ruined, eyes didn't go weird, and people didn't freak out - I might have enjoyed it.

 

Interestingly, I do play as a Daywalker from Xenius' X-races Compilation (http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=29103 to those interested) and I enjoy this variant.

 

So no to vanilla :down: , but yes to variants :thumbsup:

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i did enjoy it and to cancel out the irritating sun damage i enchanted all my jewels to add healing to them(and it was before i had some good jewelery but when i got good ones i made my armor do that). and the people freaking out was actually one of the things i love(since i also enjoyed slaughtering the useless npc i met XD)
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Yes, I am playing in vanilla oblivion. I don't want to use any mods until after my first playthrough, with the exception of the DLCs / Expansions. I'm currently collecting the ingredients for the cure, so hopefully I'll be rid of this annoying disease.

 

 

 

I wonder, can you turn back into a vampire after you've cured yourself once?

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Yes, I am playing in vanilla oblivion. I don't want to use any mods until after my first playthrough, with the exception of the DLCs / Expansions. I'm currently collecting the ingredients for the cure, so hopefully I'll be rid of this annoying disease.

 

 

 

I wonder, can you turn back into a vampire after you've cured yourself once?

 

Yes, if you become a member of the dark brotherhood Vincent will offer you the chance to become a vampire. I personally love the benefits, but the freakin sun damage is soooooo annoying. Probably the only perk to vampirism is how easily you can rampage through Oblivion gates.

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I woke up a vampire once and thought the face changes were awful, so I loaded a previous save and moved on.

 

I read somewhere that when you're cured, your face is screwed up somehow. Is that true? Or does your face appear like it was before, and everything's peachy again?

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No Simply because I am no fan of any vampire lore in anything. (Well except for true blood but even that that took some doing.)

 

In oblivion's case, without mods, being a vampire is just plain awful. I don't get why bethesda thought itd be a great Idea to make the vampires weaker when they fed more and more upon humans.

 

"hey you wanna be a vampire? okay....lets punish you for being a vampire."

 

While I never played a vampire myself in oblivion I know there are many out there who have downloaded and thoroughly enjoy vampire overhaul mods. Thank god for mods.

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