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[Bauglir]

I just cheat my carrying capacity into the stratosphere and make liberal use of the favorites menu to minimize the time I have to spend sorting through my 30 different varieties of frost resistance potion or what have you. Gotta keep up that murderhobo lifestyle.

[forsaken1111]

IIRC there's a housemod that's literally a bag of holding you can carry around and climb into.

Any idea what it's called?

[SOLDIER First]

When my friend plays Skyrim, he likes to employ two very secret techniques called "power-leveling Sneak and Attack on Ralof in Helgen" when playing on my PS3, and "console commands" when using his computer.

[Flying Dice]

IIRC there's a housemod that's literally a bag of holding you can carry around and climb into.

Any idea what it's called?

Here ya go.

[ShoesandHats]

Will Selana not having the Elder Scroll on her back affect the questline in any way? I don't want to fuck the DLC up, but it seems like the only way I can get her to appear makes it so she doesn't visibly have it.

[SOLDIER First]

I believe it will break your immurshunz.

[Teneb]

Will Selana not having the Elder Scroll on her back affect the questline in any way? I don't want to fuck the DLC up, but it seems like the only way I can get her to appear makes it so she doesn't visibly have it.

I'm pretty sure it will make no difference.

[Zanzetkuken The Great]

Anyone know of any mods that add in excessively complex dungeons?

[Flying Dice]

Anyone know of any mods that add in excessively complex dungeons?

The Wheels of Lull is supposed to be good for that itch. From what I hear it's a solid mix of puzzles, platforming, and freaky boss fights, all rooted in a very large new quest which plays with the stranger parts of ES lore.

[Zanzetkuken The Great]

Anyone know of any mods that add in excessively complex dungeons?

The Wheels of Lull is supposed to be good for that itch. From what I hear it's a solid mix of puzzles, platforming, and freaky boss fights, all rooted in a very large new quest which plays with the stranger parts of ES lore.

Any others besides this one?  And any that change default dungeons?  I'm hoping to drop a few dozen such mods into the game.

[Putnam]

Oh yeah why am I not posting the Selective's Lorecast here

Here you go it's an elder scrolls lore podcast

And I'm in it, sometimes

[Reudh]

Anyone know of any mods that add in excessively complex dungeons?

The Wheels of Lull is supposed to be good for that itch. From what I hear it's a solid mix of puzzles, platforming, and freaky boss fights, all rooted in a very large new quest which plays with the stranger parts of ES lore.

Any others besides this one?  And any that change default dungeons?  I'm hoping to drop a few dozen such mods into the game.

There's The Lost Wonders of Mzark, though it's a hellaciously huge dungeon with some odd mechanics. It's somewhat lore-appropriate - you basically get this big meta-quest to save three Dwemer holograms from deactivation, Mz, Ark and i can't remember the third.

[ShoesandHats]

Well, now Serana's wandering off on her own instead of following me. I guess it's sort of a blessing in disguise, given what people have said about her as well as the fact that you can't normally get her to stop following you. That said, I still need her to progress the story, so it seems like I need a specific bugfix instead of just trying to jury rig it with console commands.

[SOLDIER First]

The absolute worst thing is going almost all the way through a dungeon (specifically the one for In My Time Of Need), then dying, and having the last save be at the beginning of the dungeon.
Especially when you took extra time to stealth your way through.

[forsaken1111]

The absolute worst thing is going almost all the way through a dungeon (specifically the one for In My Time Of Need), then dying, and having the last save be at the beginning of the dungeon.
Especially when you took extra time to stealth your way through.

My skyrim was really unstable at one point so I developed the habit of compulsive quicksaving. I never lost the habit even though I have since fixed the instability.. sometimes this does not help because I will quicksave just before something terrabad