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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%)

Total Members Voted: 309

Author Topic: The Elder Scrolls Megathread  (Read 646330 times)

So I cleared out this cool building that was full of vampires. They have a lot of things like enchantment tables and whatnot, so I thought of making it my home. Can I do this? Or will I come home to a house full of angry vampires every time?

I would think you'd have a few unwelcome visitors if you came back.

grhaaahhhtggeagh
I want this. D:


Today will be the longest day in my life.
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaa.



stop youtube whoring and play the game, my hell. the opening is great.
This.
MINOR SPOILER******







I love how the dragon (was it Alduin himself?) swoops in to forget stuff up right before the axe comes down on your neck.

I heard you can own a castle in this game, is this true?



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In Skyrim the player will have the option of marrying an NPC, regardless of race or gender[1]. In order to marry an NPC you must raise their disposition towards you and then wear a special amulet that signifies that you wish to marry them. If the player owns a property, his or her spouse will move in with them, and will provide a variety of benefits. [2]

[edit] Benefits

    * A player's spouse will prepare one home cooked meal a day, which will restore health and stamina.[3]
    * If requested, your spouse will accompany you on your travels, and can be directed to either defend you or attack your enemies directly.
    * If your spouse is acting as a companion, he or she can carry some of your equipment for you.
    * Your spouse will occasionally surprise you with a gift.
    * The amulet used to propose to a prospective spouse can be bought for 200 gold from Maramal, who is found in the Bee and Barb inn at Riften.

The marriage concept seems to be a little flat.
« Last Edit: November 11, 2011, 07:17:05 AM by Lørd Tøny »

Well there was Battlehorn Castle in Oblivion so I wouldn't be surprised. Marriage isn't that big of a feature, but it seems fine. Free food, storage and fire power.

Dragons are horribly made with this game.


Are you even required to eat like in Fallout: New Vegas hardcore mode?

HI I'M MEGASCIENCE/LORD TONY AND (small feature) ISN'T THERE THIS GAME SUCKS.

HI I'M MEGASCIENCE/LORD TONY AND (small feature) ISN'T THERE THIS GAME SUCKS.

We never said it sucks, there is no reason to imply such a thing. I can't believe no one on the internet is allowed to pick on a flaw.

Now I wait till this afternoon...