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CelticGrace · Dec 9, 2011

technically it's free, but if you want all the gore and stuff cleaned up and for it to actually become your house permanently, you have to pay 12000 gold.

as for dragon weapons, I don't think there's any. There's a shield, but no swords or axes, etc.

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I *finally* killed the dragon the ancient dragon that was stalking me, along with a blood dragon at the same time. So very very annoying when they gang up on you like that.

blarg the 2nd · Dec 9, 2011

i kinde of like the gore

so will my acess go away if i dont buy it? i mean the bed gives you the owned bed well restedd buff as it is

CelticGrace · Dec 9, 2011

As long as you have the key, you should still have access to it. But with buying it, you get a lot more storage space, specific space for armor and weapons, etc. and if you choose you can keep the gore (I just always get them to clean it up 'cuz it creeps me out lol)... but this time around, I'm not even living in Windhelm; I've got the house, but I'm living in Markarth instead because the house is soooo much cooler I just use Windhelm for storage

blarg the 2nd · Dec 9, 2011

their is no key i picked the maste rlevil lock during the investigation

do you know if you can save the last victem by killing the guy beofre hand or is she dead as soon as you 1st enter the city

or is she not an npc and only apears as a ocurps?

CelticGrace · Dec 9, 2011

ooh you're a tricky one I stalked the owner's mother 'til she gave me the key lol

I've never been quick enough to kill the guy before he kills the last victim... and the first time I ended up not being in the right place and had to chase him back to his place lol but yes apparently if you're really good, you can kill him before he kills her.

blarg the 2nd · Dec 9, 2011

CelticGrace said:
ooh you're a tricky one I stalked the owner's mother 'til she gave me the key lol

I've never been quick enough to kill the guy before he kills the last victim... and the first time I ended up not being in the right place and had to chase him back to his place lol but yes apparently if you're really good, you can kill him before he kills her.

in the market enar the forge right thats the 2nd victem i did mange to sve her on 2nd atempt but i men nekid girl he allredy skined and lef ton the grave stone i thick she was no ther till after id bin in town for a while so im wondering if you take out the killer 1st will she live

CelticGrace · Dec 9, 2011

ooh the first one... I'm not sure what would happen if you went and killed him the first time you enter the city... interesting idea.

CelticGrace · Dec 13, 2011

Well, that was an interesting experience lol A dragon just killed one of my assassin's contracts without me realizing it.

I fast-traveled to Morthal since it was the closest to where I was going and (as is almost always the case when I land anywhere now) a dragon attacked; but earlier, I'd gotten a contract through the Dark Brotherhood to kill somebody in Morthal and had forgotten about it. Suddenly as I was shooting the dragon, "Completed: Dark Brotherhood Forever" flashed across the screen and I was left to scratch my head. I've had dragons kill people before (actually this one killed about half the population of Morthal) but never one that I was actually supposed to kill.

abysmul · Dec 13, 2011

Just a note on free places to live (for example my character is now the Arch-mage of the college of magic and has the living quarters and all the items in it): if you get married (I did) you can't live with your spouse in a free place. You can live in one of the houses you buy (like my home in Solitude) or the house of the person you marry (assuming they have a home).

blarg the 2nd · Dec 13, 2011

i want the revive zombi spells to woarck on wall mouted trophys and strung up rabiits and phesants

a moving ghost ship would be neet to but hard to do perhaps

CelticGrace · Dec 13, 2011

I've officially finished the main quest twice now... second time around was significantly easier than the first... I was much much much better prepared lol

Now I've just got a *ton* of side quests and misc. quests left

fuji · Dec 13, 2011

CelticGrace said:
I've officially finished the main quest twice now... second time around was significantly easier than the first... I was much much much better prepared lol

Now I've just got a *ton* of side quests and misc. quests left

Approx how many hours did it take you? I was thinking of playing it.

blarg the 2nd · Dec 13, 2011

so iv noticed the dadra lord wiht the sheild item spell breker i thinck its called is said to be the deadric lord of order but wasnt jigolag or how ever you spell it suposed to be that?

also dose he have a shrine its bin a couple of centerys sice he was fread in game 4 and supsedly he had all the other princes worried enuht that they all put aside ther difences to curse and seal him away

would be a shame if they droped thta completly ofrm the sotrys of the rest of the games

CelticGrace · Dec 13, 2011

fuji said:
Approx how many hours did it take you? I was thinking of playing it.

Just to finish the main quest? I have no idea... I started out doing a lot of side quests before I even began the main quest, so by the time I finished the main quest, I'd sunk 92 hours into the game and I'm now at 96 1/2 hours. But some of that time was also spent leveling up skills, not just doing quests. Last time it was closer to 70 hours I think when I finished the main quest, but I was 11 levels lower than I was this time.

frenzy · Dec 13, 2011

I've been waiting for this game ever since I first started playing Oblivion! I'm loving it so far, but my tv isn't HD so it gets frustrating sometimes when I can't read the words and the edges of the screen are cut off. I think Skyrim is a good reason to buy a new tv.

CelticGrace · Dec 14, 2011

I so know what you mean frenzy... I'm contemplating making daedric armor and the TV the XBox is hooked up to cuts off half of the materials needed list

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Will somebody please tell my Windhelm housecarl that just because I'm coming in at 2am in my Thieves Guild Master armor, it doesn't mean I'm robbing the place... I *live* there
Ok, technically I don't; I live in Markarth with my in-game husband Argis the Bulwark; but I do *own* the house in Windhelm... otherwise I wouldn't have a housecarl lol Seriously, every time I walk in, he says "Can I help you?" or "I hope you're not planning any trouble, friend."

abysmul · Dec 14, 2011

fuji said:
Approx how many hours did it take you? I was thinking of playing it.

I'm far from done, enjoying side quests. I've read that the main quest line, if you focus and hurry, takes about 30 hours... but there are well over 300 hours of quests in total in the game.

Timothew · Dec 14, 2011

frenzy said:
I've been waiting for this game ever since I first started playing Oblivion! I'm loving it so far, but my tv isn't HD so it gets frustrating sometimes when I can't read the words and the edges of the screen are cut off. I think Skyrim is a good reason to buy a new tv.

I did that! But it was time to replace that old TV anyway.

Crujir · Dec 16, 2011

I could use a new TV myself. The high def one I had before was stolen

WalksWithChrist · Dec 17, 2011

I've been playing for about three weeks now. Even with the occasional bug and awkward menu, it's a fantastic game. In every respect.

My brother and I (he is visiting for a week) are playing on my PC and we had to get a save character mod so we could switch characters. Yeah, the menu system sucks! Did I mention that?

What game of this type doesn't let you switch characters??

I'm playing a thief and I've boosted up my sneak, archery, pickpocket, smithing and light armor up pretty high. Smithing is maxed so I could get the dragon scale armor. I realized I could enchant it, so I'm just now getting some basic enchantments together and got my armor pimped out somewhat. I actually like the smithing aspect quite a bit! I thought it would be a chore, but I find it fun.

Right now I'm cleaning up a bunch of side quests I've got built up. I started the main quest but haven't gotten all that far. I still need the shout to bring dragons down and keep them down...I forget the name of that one. I started the Thieve's Guide quest line. Now *that* is fun!! I'm getting back to that when I knock out these side quests.

No more distractions all you mammoths!!

One thing I'm glad I figured out is soul gems for the recharging of weapons. I have a couple weapons that steal souls, so that's a big plus. Also, I took some time to learn alchemy so now I have a ready supply of decent potions. Problem is, I'm not really using them!

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