Print

Please login or register.
1 Hour 1 Day 1 Week 1 Month Forever
Login with username, password and session length

[Mech#4]

Bring up console, click on offending NPC and type "tai". If you don't select a target it'll disable everyones AI.

[miauw62]

You're trying to make a program braindead to stop him talking to you?

You're THAT antisocial?

He is chasing me around and talking to me every time he comes near me. It scares me.

I found a solution tough. The "kill" command. He seems to be an essential character, so he does not actually die.
Thanks for the tip mech. I found that command but i wasn't sure if it was for all NPC's or just one.

[Ultimuh]

"Killall" would be the command for everything around you.

[jaxy15]

The corpse of a dragon in whiterun happily rolling around in front of jorrvaskr like a puppy.

I think the dragon joined the Circle.

[miauw62]

Oh look, now he is following me and spamming "LEAVE ME LEAVE ME LEAVE ME LEAVE ME LEAVE ME LEAVE ME LEAVE ME".
Not initiating conversation anymore tough.

I swear, i'm going to chop his head off one day.

The dragon corpse is moving further and further away from jorrvaskr every time i visit whiterun.

E:

Spoiler: spoiler alert (click to show/hide)

I like wuuthrad. If a weapon is "especially deadly to elves", you know it's good.

[Hybrid]

I'm too lazy to check out the other pages if this has been posted already, so smack me with a fish if it was.

Apparently there's some talk about Bethesda releasing a new trailer for a possible DLC. Rumours also include the crazy idea of revisiting Solstheim.

Here's the link

[miauw62]

I'm too lazy to check out the other pages if this has been posted already, so smack me with a fish if it was.

Apparently there's some talk about Bethesda releasing a new trailer for a possible DLC. Rumours also include the crazy idea of revisiting Solstheim.

Here's the link

Muhahaha.
So we get to brutally murder elves in this new DLC?

[pisskop]

click on dragon.  counsole command: 'disable'.

click on offending guy, farkas.  disable him.  then. 'enable' him, WITHOUT leaving the shell or clicking anywhere else.  if you leave without him you run the risk of broken questlines.

[kaenneth]

I almost wish they had saved Blackreach for a large DLC, to make it it's own huge area. With some Aylied ruins at the southern edge where it goes under Cyrodil.

[Vorthon]

Wait Blackreach goes under Cyrodil? Shit, I knew it was big, but I had no clue it was that big.

[SalmonGod]

People that start the elderscrolls series at skyrim make me so very sad, they missed out of all the fun it is starting with morrowind and all the neat things that have been left out in the newer releases; like mix and match armor, or levitation, or the games unique monsters, or actually traveling around on foot everywhere, or all the artifacts that have just been disappeared from the game, or open cities, or all the skills not lumped into clumsy groups, or dwelmer ghosts or ghosts in general, or the thinly veiled sexual innuendos, or a quest system that wasnt screwed up half the time, all the things... all of them.

I tried to start with Oblivion.  Many things about it impressed me, but I found the combat and leveling systems unbearable.  Skyrim has a much better leveling system, and the combat isn't great but enjoyable.

[MorleyDev]

I actually found Morrowinds combat system, whilst not technically the best, the most satisfying in a lot of ways. Whilst in Oblivion and still somewhat (though less so) in Skyrim, it felt like the numbers meant fuck all, in Morrowind the numbers had a very tangible effect: If you're character was shit at the skill, they'd hit jack shit with those weapons. You actually felt like a common smuch desperately flailing a dagger around in the vain hope of actually hitting something. And when you got your skill up and started reliably connecting your hits, damn it felt like an accomplishment.

I wish they'd find a way to keep that feeling in later games for me, in Skyrim and definitely in Oblivion I just feel like my character is miraculously competent in any weapon they happen to find lying around for no adequate reason...

Plus Morrowind's way made trainers useful (and often required for upping low skills), which makes sense since it's a lot easier to take those first steps to getting good at something by being trained.

[pisskop]

how does things like alchemy or enchanting work?  how did morrvlivion fo it?

[Alkhemia]

No sure which alchemy system is more broken Morrowind or Skyrim there both petty bad.

[bombzero]

No sure which alchemy system is more broken Morrowind or Skyrim there both petty bad.

I think the primary problem of Alchemy is that you need to put in a ton of work for very little reward.
I mean, smithing at LEAST, gives you something quantifiable and dependable that is actually useful, even if it's nothing but "Grinding: the skill"