EonXII Posted January 3, 2017 Share Posted January 3, 2017 Almost everytime my character is killed, the hostile NPCs say something like "Oh well, must have run off" or other dialogues that refer to my character running away/hiding from combat instead of dying. I'd like to replace the dialogue with something more suitable or remove it from that situation completely. If there are any mods that do this currently let me know. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ShylokVakarian Posted January 3, 2017 Share Posted January 3, 2017 (edited) Really? Because I believe they use appropriate responses for me, and I think its in vanilla Skyrim already. Start a new game with no mods checked, get to a point where you're alone with an NPC that wants to kill you (For example, head to Bleak Falls and let the bandits outside attack you), and as you're about to die, save. If they don't say anything appropriate, I may be wrong about the assumption, or maybe your game is corrupted. Can't say which for sure, though. If they say something appropriate, however, quit and add all the mods back in, and open your save again and see what happens. If no appropriate response, a mod is screwing you over, and you'll need to find the mod that does it. If appropriate response, something weird is going on with your original save, and you should just start fresh if it bugs you too much. To recap: Remove all mods (if mods are present)Set up fresh saveGet into position at Bleak FallsSave when almost deadDo bandits make appropriate responses when you're dead?Yes: Quit game and add all mods back inLoad up death saveDo bandits make appropriate responses when you're dead?Yes: Have you reinstalled Skyrim due to this flowchart?No: Your original save has gone wonky, and if this bothers you too much, abandon the save and start fresh.Yes: That did it. You're welcome.No: A mod is screwing with the responses, and you will need to manually test each mod with your death save to find the problem. Let me know if you reach this point, as you will likely need guidance to perform the testing successfully.No: Have you already verified the integrity of the game cache?No: Quit gameIn Steam, right-click Skyrim and select PropertiesClick the Local Files tab and click the button "Verify Integrity of Game Cache"Let Steam verify the integrityDoes Steam report any files that needed to be replaced?Yes: Wait for Steam to replace the corrupted filesRestart flowchart from the beginningNo: Proceed to the next lineYes: Have you already reinstalled Skyrim due to this flowchart?No: Are you willing to reinstall Skyrim?No: There is either the possibility that I am wrong about vanilla Skyrim having appropriate responses to player death, or your game needs to be reinstalled, something you seem to refuse to do. So we may never know.Yes: Proceed to uninstall and reinstall the gameIn Steam, right-click Skyrim and select PropertiesClick the Local Files tab and click the button "Verify Integrity of Game Cache"Let Steam verify the integrityIf Steam finds any files that need to be replaced, wait for Steam to replace themRestart flowchart from the beginningYes: Apparently, I'm wrong about vanilla Skyrim making appropriate responses to player death. My bad. Edited January 3, 2017 by ShylokVakarian Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
joycourier Posted April 4, 2018 Share Posted April 4, 2018 Bumping because I can't find any appropriate mods to address this and this isn't a problem caused by mods, it's another standard Skyrim bug. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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