Skyrim

Only if you die with me.

Toreador wrote:

Only if you die with me.

Are you getting romantically involved or what? 

EDIT: I found it and I love it:



Another one:

MxM wrote:

Jad.3 wrote:

For once I'm happy my flash is acting up.
You can become a werewolf without DLCs I believe.

Right, but you don't have any werewolf perk/skill (like the howls), you just get the standard Hp and Stamina buff IIRC

Dawnguard it is, then.

Feral wrote:

Toreador wrote:

Only if you die with me.

Are you getting romantically involved or what? 

What would you expect of a torrie. But I have a better idea. Let's hand him over to his antitribu cousins and see where it goes.

1. You can become a werewolf with just the base game, but you won't have any werewolf perks.

2. Dawnguard DLC adds special perk trees for both vampires and werewolves. Dragoborn DLC allows you to buy special werewolf rings that give you a bonus when you transform. Many suck, but there's one that gives you health regeneration in werewolf form (werewolves don't normally regenerate health - they have to eat the corpses of killed enemies to heal).

3. If you want to become an enchanter, get Azura's Star. To start the quest go into any tavern and keep asking about rumours until you get told about the shrine of Azura. Visit it and you'll be able to start the quest.

4. For training up Enchanting I recommend raiding Dwemer ruins. The robots usually drop a soulgem on death and often it's already filled. The second best place to find soulgems would probably be a castle/cave inhabited by warlocks.

5. For the record, IMO the DLCs are overpriced. Dawngurd and Dragonborn cost €20 each, but in my opinion they're only worth half as much. I recommend buying them during a sale when they're at least 50% off.

Yesh mashter!
Do dwarven ruins just open or... I remember one, couldn't get in...

@Feral: Penny Dreadful

Jad.3 wrote:

Feral wrote:

Toreador wrote:

Only if you die with me.

Are you getting romantically involved or what? 

What would you expect of a torrie. But I have a better idea. Let's hand him over to his antitribu cousins and see where it goes.

Nah, too cruel. Unles Toreador is into BDSM, which I doubt.

Give him to me instead. You see, nobody wants to throw a tennis ball for me...   
I feel unloved... And why? Only because of a bit of fur? Well... The claws and fangs aren't even visible from under it, right? And my tufted ears ere downright cute and fluffy!

What!? What!?



As for DLCs, buy Skyrim Legendary Edition or samesuch. All DLCs included for only $30. I am saving for it. To Howl for the Brotherhood!  

EDIT: I found this pure poetry:

Most of them are simply open, but some may be restricted until they are needed for a quest. There are a few in the Rift and if you go to Riften you can talk to Mjoll the Lioness ho will ask you to retrieve her sword from one.

Dragatus wrote:

...Mjoll the Lioness ho...

What's a Lioness ho? A very aggressive prostitute?  

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Jad.3 wrote:

What would you expect of a torrie. But I have a better idea. Let's hand him over to his antitribu cousins and see where it goes.

Nah, they're too kinky for me.

Feral wrote:

... You see, nobody wants to throw a tennis ball for me...   
I feel unloved...

Sorry, no tennisball. But you can always count on me to have a stick of dynamite ready to throw...

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And why? Only because of a bit of fur? Well... The claws and fangs aren't even visible from under it, right? And my tufted ears ere downright cute and fluffy!

What!? What!?

Who cares about some fur? And the claws and fangs don't matter once you're strapped to the table and the lightning rod is set...  

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Oh my. Ain't Feral always about balls?

Trying to play a vampire in Skyrim just isn't fun.

I miss Morrowind's near indestructible vampires.

Jad.3 wrote:

Oh my. Ain't Feral always about balls?

Not at all. I'm also quite interested in sticks...     

Childe of Malkav wrote:

Sorry, no tennisball. But you can always count on me to have a stick of dynamite ready to throw...

Why not? I could fetch it in no time! *wags and pants*

Childe of Malkav wrote:

Who cares about some fur? And the claws and fangs don't matter once you're strapped to the table and the lightning rod is set...   

That is... Interesting. You see, I will keep listening, but I have to go get a straitjacket and...

Feral wrote:

Childe of Malkav wrote:

Sorry, no tennisball. But you can always count on me to have a stick of dynamite ready to throw...

Why not? I could fetch it in no time! *wags and pants*

*throws stick of dynamite, obfuscates and disappears before Feral can return*

Childe of Malkav wrote:

Feral wrote:

Childe of Malkav wrote:

Sorry, no tennisball. But you can always count on me to have a stick of dynamite ready to throw...

Why not? I could fetch it in no time! *wags and pants*

*throws stick of dynamite, obfuscates and disappears before Feral can return*

*runs after the stick, returns with it, ears fluffing in the wind*
*notices there is no Malkav*
*tilts head to think*

As the dynamite explodes in the distance, Feral looks sadly at Jad, wondering, why the hell did he kicked it in the head.

Jad.3 wrote:

As the dynamite explodes in the distance, Feral looks sadly at Jad, wondering, why the hell did he kicked it in the head.

*keeps thinking*
Oh, shiny!
*fetches bright yellow tennis ball and jumps at Jad wagging manically*

I actually might join the Legion.
So I don't kill the elves for the Stormcloaks. I do it for fun.

Jad.3 wrote:

I actually might join the Legion.
So I don't kill the elves for the Stormcloaks. I do it for fun.

As far as I went in the game, I kill mostly bandits... Went to the keep of wizards and it didn,t go well... But my poor Dragonborn is only level9, so...

Jad.3 wrote:

I actually might join the Legion.
So I don't kill the elves for the Stormcloaks. I do it for fun.

I approve.  

mildly upset by the immortal characters. why can't I screw over the storyline and just kill everyone?
I will singlehandedly end this civil war, and only gore will be left in skyrim after my passing.

They've been there since Oblivion and I got used to them, but yeah. I'd prefer it if they weren't actually immortal. At least Skyrim also has something inbetween, where an NPC can only be killed by the player.

I finally learned the story behind Thalmor. Now I kill all their patrols I can get away with. Lydia is a great shield...  

I second Jad: Stormcloaks make no sense. I will not join them. All they do is destabilize Skyrim and make the work of Aldmeri Dominion easier. Ulfric is an A grade a*shole, too.

So I kill Mer not for Ulfric, but because they are stuck up elven supremacists with pointy ears.

Yeah! And luckily for me, they attacked me first before I got to cleansing the land.

What's your level, bro?

So far 29, closing in on 30.

I was an idiot and enchanted my stuff before improving it, so now I have to get Smithing to 60 fast. So far 52, so a lot of deer will die and a lot or Leather Bracers will be made. Archery will go up too along the way, I suppose. I invest mostly in Archery, Smithing, Enchanting, One-Handed, Sneak. Covert Ops death out of the blue concept, in a nutshell. Now I am on Dawnguard questline.