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Best Elder Scrolls game?

Arena
6 (1.9%)
Daggerfall
9 (2.9%)
Morrowind
37 (12%)
Oblivion
69 (22.3%)
Skyrim
188 (60.8%)

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Author Topic: The Elder Scrolls Megathread  (Read 655443 times)

there was this one video posted somewhere in here where someone killed the kids, trapped their souls, and enchanted the daggers, that were used to kill the kids, using their souls. He then dropped the daggers in front of the jarl and walked away.
Like a boss.

Just got Oblivion + Shivering Isles + Knights of the Nine for free

Yay elder scrolls

Aren't kids unkillable?


Aren't kids unkillable?

like that BASTARD IN THE loving SHOP WITH THE BOW.

the damn guards don't do stuff to NPCs, either.

>Become Blood-Starved vampire
>"Vampire! Burn it! Burn it!"
>Run away, feed, come back
>Guards don't give a damn
« Last Edit: May 20, 2012, 02:08:30 PM by Man 2 »

Explain.
It really bothers me that 90% of Fallout 'fans' have no idea about this.

like that BASTARD IN THE loving SHOP WITH THE BOW.

the damn guards don't do stuff to NPCs, either.
Guards will attack NPCs which can be killed/knocked out, provided they attack you first, making them the criminal and not you.
At least, that's true of Oblivion, hence why "pcsetinfamy 10000" on a guard makes for fun viewing.

Guards will attack NPCs which can be killed/knocked out, provided they attack you first, making them the criminal and not you.
At least, that's true of Oblivion, hence why "pcsetinfamy 10000" on a guard makes for fun viewing.
I was going to say that there's no way to get them hostile without console codes, but then I remembered Rage spells.

I was going to say that there's no way to get them hostile without console codes, but then I remembered Rage spells.

and that spell that makes all NPCs in a 200 radius attack eachother

and that spell that makes all NPCs in a 200 radius attack eachother
Love that one.
:D

Not that I don't enjoy playing Skyrim, but I think Oblivion offered a level of satisfaction that Skyrim just doesn't give.
Maybe because I'd been wanting Oblivion for years before I got it, as opposed to Skyrim.
« Last Edit: May 20, 2012, 03:02:47 PM by Man 2 »

Time to level up my Oblivion character like crazy. I realized I can just do this simple trick for relatively easy skills gains.

It will take a while though.

Time to level up my Oblivion character like crazy. I realized I can just do this simple trick for relatively easy skills gains.

It will take a while though.
are you on a console?
If you want to resort to exploitations aad are on a pc you should just use the console commands to level up skills.

I'm not exploiting or using console commands but I'm finding easy ways to skill up.

oh
the word "trick" threw me off