SCP-10273: The Skyrim Dad
 
Jokes aside, I think the report would be much improved if he was actually suspected or even confirmed as having commited some sort of high-profile crime; as it stands, the Legion has written a full report about a single ...

 
 
Any changes on the pantheon? Also anyone have a suggestion for a headquarters for the knights (probably modded because a order will need space for recruits and suce... also all the books and random research junk)
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Any changes on the pantheon? Also anyone have a suggestion for a headquarters for the knights (probably modded because a order will need space for recruits and suce... also all the books and random research junk)
 

I'd say use e...  

bladeofvenom said:
where in the restoration perk tree is hallowed burial. i can't seem to find it

It's in the Ordinator mod. If you've never played with it, I recommend giving it a whirl; regular perks are a bit boring after a while.

youngsage, some very important aspects for that would be 1. College of Winterhold (obviously), 2. Gathering all the dragon shouts (to learn about the dovahzul language), and 3. Since you are a scholar, and you want to spend more time researching than havi...

I guess I'll combine DB and Paws' suggestions into a hideous, mutated double suggestion; I'll write it on a Docs, then post it as a log. Thanks for the input!
 
By the way, this website seriously needs a "go to last page" option for topics like thi...

I know this question doesn't exactly follow the "spirit" of this thread, but I've been trying to write my current character's exploits in a journal, and I'd like to know what I should post it as. A profile? A guide? A some other third thingy? Can I even p...

Paws said:
I quite like it, it has that nightblade class feel to it of the old games. I guess I kind of want more, but not exactly sure what I want more of. Possibly more of a journey and storyline as to why this character does what he does, what the end...

This is pretty much the build I always default to, one way or another; it has been tweaked over the years, but I always find myself going back to this playstyle based around a bit of tactics and a lot of cheesing it out. Without further ado, please enjoy ...

I haven't played any Elder Scrolls game other than Skyrim (yes I know, I'm a lil baby buoy). My Skyrim main is Ragnar, a Nord thief; I dressed him like a beggar, don't teach him any magic, and I basically play him as a common burglar, hanging around citie...  moreI haven't played any Elder Scrolls game other than Skyrim (yes I know, I'm a lil baby buoy). My Skyrim main is Ragnar, a Nord thief; I dressed him like a beggar, don't teach him any magic, and I basically play him as a common burglar, hanging around cities and picking pockets off of rich-looking people. I basically wanted a thief that didn't depend on the Thieves' Guild, which meant that he needed to be too smalltime for them to care. Or at least that was the idea; powerscaling meant that I ended up infiltrating Understone keep, and, as one does in such a situation, left everyone inside in their underwears.  less

This is a good build, but the backstory, equipment, and abilities don't necessarily scream "executioner" to me; it's more of a "juggernaut" style, in my opinion. Otherwise, good job!

I'd say I also prefer the character building aspect, only I am incredibly indecisive; I have erased characters that I had spent more than 20 hours with because I second-guessed some perk or skill investment which in my next playthrough I took up again any...

Duvain said:
@Tirrene - Greetings fellow healer/support. Same here my go to types of characters are the healer/support types and it's true that many times the pacing with them can be much more relaxed compared to dps especially if you have experience with...  moreDuvain said:
@Tirrene - Greetings fellow healer/support. Same here my go to types of characters are the healer/support types and it's true that many times the pacing with them can be much more relaxed compared to dps especially if you have experience with such characters of course there are also the times where all hell will break loose and you 'll have to heal like crazy but that is also part of the fun. This thing of taking a class that is not meant as support and playing it as such is one of my favorite things to do in games, it 's also refreshing to move out of the norm I even did that in MOBA games.
Oh not gonna lie the first time I played such a pure thief character was in Skyrim and it makes for pretty interesting gameplay since you have to use tactics more compared to casual hack and slash or cutthroat situation compared to a casual rogue/thief dagger wielding character. 

I got you on using non-meta supports on MOBAs; lately I've been playing a lot of support Ornn in LoL, buying healing or shieldin...    less

This is an interesting topic for me, since I don't play a lot of games with specific character classes or jobs or whatever name you want to call them.
I tend to play as support characters, since it feels like the pacing is much more relaxed than with DPS,...  moreThis is an interesting topic for me, since I don't play a lot of games with specific character classes or jobs or whatever name you want to call them.
I tend to play as support characters, since it feels like the pacing is much more relaxed than with DPS, even if the technical aspects can be just as complex if not more. However, one thing that I tend to do is picking classes that are not meant for support and using them as support; on my final playthrough of Dragon Quest 9 my main character was a sort of martial artist/alchemist/healer, who would carry around a bunch of potions and herbs and give them to the rest of my all-warrior party with his superior speed; it wasn't as effective as actual healers would be, but it was fun because of the challenge.
My secondary go-to, on the other hand, is thieves; not assassins, just characters that specialize in going in sneakily, stealing the enemies' swords off their hilts (or bullets off their pistols), then calling in heavy reinforcements and chuckling from behind as my...    less

Chris said: It's because the other enemy has to attack back, to keep it fair
 
I understand the reasons, but it still sacrifices the effectiveness of assassin builds in favour of commando and VATS builds, and that kinda goes against Bethesda's usual ...  moreChris said: It's because the other enemy has to attack back, to keep it fair
 
I understand the reasons, but it still sacrifices the effectiveness of assassin builds in favour of commando and VATS builds, and that kinda goes against Bethesda's usual "play however you want" philosophy. Sure, in Skyrim or New Vegas you kill enemies faster as some characters than others, but enemies don't just get to ignore most of your damage until they walk up to you and pump you full of shotguns.  

When a game goes from costing money to F2P they tend to give the paying customers legacy rewards like a cool gun or armor that is functionally the same as some other weapon or armor you could use in the base game. This, of course, makes players want to mu...  moreWhen a game goes from costing money to F2P they tend to give the paying customers legacy rewards like a cool gun or armor that is functionally the same as some other weapon or armor you could use in the base game. This, of course, makes players want to murder them even more, for their chutzpah. About what *my* opinion is, I remember having been very hyped for the game until they announced more things about it, like it not being on Steam or the fact that the first hit on any other player deals reduced damage, meaning my usual preferred strategies of stealth, mines, and whiskey become useless, so I probably won't play either way.  less

I think it would be neat to make a VR game where you can visit a real-world place or event. Like for example mapping out the Vatican and letting people "walk" around, looking at the works of art and seeing the absolute size of the place, or seeing some so...  moreI think it would be neat to make a VR game where you can visit a real-world place or event. Like for example mapping out the Vatican and letting people "walk" around, looking at the works of art and seeing the absolute size of the place, or seeing some sort of political assembly like the US' signing of the Declaration of Independence or Cato's speech to the Roman Senate before caesar's march on Rome. This would be educational, and educational games have cooties and are gross, but this way of making them would be awesome.  less

Mr. Edd said:
Speaking of "sang songs" made just for games, if I'm not mistaken, "Everybody wants to go to Heaven" was made specifically for Mafia 3. It's real effing beautiful. I haven't played the game, but I'm a big, big fan of Mafia II and the mafia g...  moreMr. Edd said:
Speaking of "sang songs" made just for games, if I'm not mistaken, "Everybody wants to go to Heaven" was made specifically for Mafia 3. It's real effing beautiful. I haven't played the game, but I'm a big, big fan of Mafia II and the mafia genre in general.

 
That's how Mafia works.
 
 
sorry