That’s what me and my sister used to do growing up lol. We couldn’t afford the full game, so we’d use the demo and speedran as much of the Tutorial world as we could. We didn’t figure out you could actually skip the tutorial until a year after we bought the full game though lol
It took me a minute to figure out why i was dying. I went through maybe 4 health potions before i realized something was up and checked my status and realized “Oh shit, i was still carrying the Dark Brotherhood quest line’s poison apple and just ate it”. I hope it goes in Tamriel’s history books that the Listener of the dark brotherhood accidentally poisoned himself with his own poison apple
Thanks for the guide on the dialog! I couldn’t figure out why everyone hated me, and i had assumed it was a combo of a low personality + being a Khajiit lol. So it’s nice to know i was at least half on the mark. The Blunt and Polite thing is making a whole lot more sense. I’m definitely saving some of those mods too (it will probably wind up being all of them knowing me), especially the Autosave and Quick Save one. Not even 4 hours in and i’ve been burned by that mistake multiple times. Pressing F9 to quick save has become a habit whenever i have to open doors
I’ve been trying to stick to the deadlines assuming they’re being serious, it’s good to get some confirmation though. I assumed they were since i already knew you could just straight up decline the main story and then not be able to pick it up again
i was helping a friend setup Daggerfall Unity earlier a few hours ago and he sent me the same mod lol. I added Dynamic skies today along with a few city ones and i meant to add that but i need to mess with my other mods first. Somehow I’ve already fucked things up because half of The city of Daggerfall is now missing
The immersion is so much fun to get involved with. It can get a little frustrating at times, but damn is it so cool most of the time. The scale of the world is probably my favorite part. Having something of that size just makes it feel so much more immersive
I played on my Steam Deck on launch because i really wanted to play it. It was an experience lol. Most of the game was playable, but the prison got tedious at points with the lag
i’ve come close a few times but it usually freezes and unfreezes. The most common point i notice this is with the Countess of Bruma. If she even so much as stands up in the same room as me then my game will freeze for a few seconds. It made the main story hell
I was debating between Shivering Isles and Mage’s Guild, and ended up going with the Shivering Isles mainly because the beginning of the Mages guild is always something i struggle to get through. I didn’t know much about the Shivering Isles though and was expecting another Knights of the 9 situation, not a whole realm to explore
i keep meaning to get the Armor fixed but everytime im in a town i forget. Luckily it’s just the hood i’m wearing that’s broken now, but i really should fix it sooner rather than later
I have a personal soft spot for Doki Doki Literature Club because it got me into programming when i was young, but that’s far more sentimental and to be honest i wouldn’t play it again as an adult really. If i had to pick something functionally though I’d say Project Zomboid. there’s a fuck ton of fun to be made in that, especially with Multiplayer. Even in singleplayer i like to turn on a NPC mod and assemble my own makeshift Walking Dead cast
The Thieves guild and Dark Brotherhood are some of my favorites. I just played the Dark Brotherhood to completion today for the first time, and i really liked that ending