I thought about marrying the beggar in Windhelm since he's the only beggar who can be married. His dialogue was bugged and I couldn't give him a coin to open marriage options. Dear God bring me a PC for Christmas this year.

Looking to start another longer playthrough with a complete feel. I typically marry Sylgja and adopt the two girls who beg in the cities because they seem the most troubled. Can you think of an NPC for marriage more troubled than Sylgja or children more troubled than the two girls who are homeless?

Air balloon? Let's take it back to Morrowind and levitate all up in this bitch! I'm boring and want leveling systems to be looked over. Make leveling more efficient for normal gameplay and maybe don't reward ridiculous methods of leveling such as spamming spells/attacks on Greybeards. Of course that leaves us power players in a possible awkward situation. I would REALLY like Beth to try to work in console commands into... Well... Consoles. Not sure what the limitations are but I can't really think why console commands could not be implemented. We could pull up a text screen and enter the code.

Let the confessions begin. I have 3 saves from which I can start. One is just a level 1 that skips the intro, the second is a level 81 that sits ready to be perked, and the third is a character with 1000 in every resource and all perks in-game. If a character is more RP/story based I will use the level 1. If a character is a power build with crafting I will use the level 81. If the character is for fun and I basically want console-equivalent god mode I use the 1000 character. That said, Skyrim is mostly boring for me now. All the quests, all the builds, all the exploits. This is simply how I play (Bethesda) games. The only thing I can think of never playing is a level 1 character on legendary. Which is why I WISH Bethesda used two scales for difficulty instead of one. That is to say, one scale controls enemy damage and the other controls your damage. Legendary would be fun if everything was very deadly including me. Instead Legendary is a tedious joke where I do have fun trying to survive but have zero fun trying to kill.

A really good one is Anise's Cabin. All but one of the containers are safe storage. And if you're doing a normal playthrough you'll probably never reach the respawn time while going back and forth. It has an interior (UNDERGROUND LAIR lol) with both enchanting table and alchemy table. And if you are RPing there is a good way to... Inherit the cabin. Let's just say be prepared if you enter the basement location and Anise sees you. :)