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[NullForceOmega]

I have a sudden insane desire for F4 style PA in Skyrim...  I think I'm addicted to Power Armor.

[Mech#4]

I would like a mod to rebuild Winterhold. There probably already exists one but a quest as the new Arch Mage to raise collapsed parts of the city and help rebuild would have been a nice addition.

[Graknorke]

The whole quest line felt to have ended very abruptly. It's just "oh k ur archmage now i guess have fun".

[scrdest]

The whole quest line felt to have ended very abruptly. It's just "oh k ur archmage now i guess have fun".

Seems to be a Bethesda issue in general. DB questline in Oblivion is a particularly blatant example, it drops off where most stories would *start*. It seems Bethesda just doesn't really have an idea what to do with a PC that becomes a leader, that would require you having a whole lot of agency that the games can't really work with.

[SirAaronIII]

I think there's a "rebuild Winterhold" mod out there, but it doesn;t involve raising it from the sea as far as I know.

Something like this?

[PTTG??]

Then in Fallout 4 it's like "oh hello, you are our leader now. Wanna tell us what to do a bunch?"

[Vendayn]

My skyrim character

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y149/Vendayn/Skyrim/Ariel%20Auduin/Ariel%20New/ArielAuduin03.jpg

My last character is lost somewhere, since I lost all my Skyrim stuff. Might be on a backup hard drive, but don't have access to that. But, she is pretty close to how she looked before.

[Akura]

The whole quest line felt to have ended very abruptly. It's just "oh k ur archmage now i guess have fun".

Yeah, I hated that. Plus they killed off several nice characters. Actually, I felt the main quest finished like that too. Haven't done Thieve's Guild, Companions, or Dark Brotherhood questlines yet, nor any of the DLC stuff.

Still, the Winterhold College questline was still far better than the Oblivion Mages' Guild questline.

Spoiler: In my opinion anyway. (click to show/hide)

Mainly, it's just all "Necromancy is bad, m'kay." DESPITE the fact that Necromancy is entirely and completely legal in the Empire(except Morrowind due to Tribunal law, but that's all but gone by Oblivion), which makes Traven's persecution of Necromancy run pretty much afoul of the law - something a legally established guild cannot do. The in-game book The Dark Arts on Trial implies that Traven may have started the war with Mannimarco, not the other way around, since after the person arguing in favor of Necromancy turned out to be (shock) a Necromancer, Traven sent the Knights of the Lamp(the Mages' Guild's army of battlemages) after them despite them not actually doing anything wrong.

Personally, I find that thanks to the Mages' Guild's actions, the Empire missed a good opportunity here. The only restrictions on practicing Necromancy within Cyrodil are that the Necromancer must have ownership rights on the corpses and souls used. During the Oblivion Crisis, the roads between cities became infested with bandits and other undesirable sorts due to more guards and Legion soldiers being redirected to deal with Daedra attacks. Under Imperial law, outlaws have no rights to their property - this is what allows a random homeless guy/gal such as yourself with a sword to go around killing them and taking their stuff - and property includes their lives, and more importantly, their corpses. A budding Necromancer could just clear out a bandit camp and, perfectly legally, score some corpses to play with, plus some nice loot on the side, all the while providing security to the province. But the Mages' Guild said no to that.

Makes it a bit more refreshing when the conjuration guy at the Winterhold College says that nobody really gives a crap if you practice Necromancy. The same non-effective warning applies to all magic; the locals don't like it, but they're a superstitious lot.

My skyrim character

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y149/Vendayn/Skyrim/Ariel%20Auduin/Ariel%20New/ArielAuduin03.jpg

My last character is lost somewhere, since I lost all my Skyrim stuff. Might be on a backup hard drive, but don't have access to that. But, she is pretty close to how she looked before.

Hawt. Beats my hairy bearded guy in mismatched light armor.

[Vendayn]

My skyrim character

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y149/Vendayn/Skyrim/Ariel%20Auduin/Ariel%20New/ArielAuduin03.jpg

My last character is lost somewhere, since I lost all my Skyrim stuff. Might be on a backup hard drive, but don't have access to that. But, she is pretty close to how she looked before.

I see nipple in the third image.

Stupid photobucket. It was supposed to link to a single image not the whole album. Oh well, now you see one...now you don't

(edit: wait it does look like it goes to a single image. Dunno how you got the whole album as I only linked the image. Oh well, in any case, the image in question was moved to a different album )

[Akura]

My skyrim character

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y149/Vendayn/Skyrim/Ariel%20Auduin/Ariel%20New/ArielAuduin03.jpg

My last character is lost somewhere, since I lost all my Skyrim stuff. Might be on a backup hard drive, but don't have access to that. But, she is pretty close to how she looked before.

I see nipple in the third image.

Stupid photobucket. It was supposed to link to a single image not the whole album. Oh well, now you see one...now you don't

(edit: wait it does look like it goes to a single image. Dunno how you got the whole album as I only linked the image. Oh well, in any case, the image in question was moved to a different album )

I found the album by removing the part after the last "/". Twas a hot bit of nip, though. Shame I didn't save it.

[miauw62]

You can still totally find those images

Also, you should really stop using photobucket, it's garbage.

[forsaken1111]

Also, you should really stop using photobucket, it's garbage.

[nogoodnames]

I was playing around with the Creation Kit a bit and ended up making my first mod.

I buffed skooma by making it triple stamina regeneration and slow down time by 50%. Skooma in Skyrim always felt so underwhelming, considering it has the same effect as a minor stamina potion.
Does anyone even use stamina potions? It never even crosses my mind to use them during combat. Then again, I'm a filthy item-hoarder and typically don't use potions at all unless I'm about to die.

[SOLDIER First]

I have a mod that drains Stamina steadily with regular attacks, and movement speed is also Stamina-based, so I do.

[Akura]

Stamina potions are useful if you rely on power attacks.