Dark Brotherhood was the second one i did (after the Arena quest). I did it before the thieves guild because i figured i could get stealth up for the thieves guild but if i wanted too i could kill, making it a bit easier to complete
There’s a ROM hack out there that changes the controls to a more traditional D-Pad control scheme out there. I’ve used it before and it worked pretty well
I thought that was the version i was playing but i guess not lol. I know i had it on here at some point because i remember using it to beat all the way up until the first dungeon but i lost it when my SD card decided to die on me. I guess i replaced it with the og control scheme version and forgot
I’m planning on doing the Fighter’s guild next. I’ve almost never touched the Fighter’s guild quest line in any Elder Scrolls Game so i’m excited to get to it
I’ll have to go digging around Cheydinhal for the quest. I’m trying to decide which non-main story/guild quests to do so it will make a good addition i think. I don’t want to do all of them, but i would like to a do a few such as Glarthir’s and the one for the mage in the Coma
I think so, yeah. I’m not playing the latest version so i can’t say for sure but I know PS3 edition goes up that high though so i’d have to assume 360 does too
It’s weird because i feel like it looks like a flip, but it’s all decently well put together. I had one friend say it reminds them a bit of Goat Simulator, but i’m not sure exactly how they meant that
We bought some lights for the ceilings later to make it brighter because one of my friends was saying the same thing lol. There’s a toggle for reduced lights that’s on by default in settings, but i didn’t mess with that so maybe that will help too
The No AFK role part is one of my favorite parts about it. It means a party of 3 isn’t broken down into 2, which can be sometimes annoying. I think the closest i’ve seen is usually one of our players will head back to the truck early and wait if they have a Map Player count so they can watch to see if anybody dies and run out to grab them (or leave if the risk is to high)
Frostcrag spire is that DLC player house in the mountains, right? I went by there because i remembered it having a Spell Station i was hoping to get to circumvent the price for spell making. But i guess spells just cost cash to make in lore or something.
On the Bruma Quest on the original i did something similar and walked around for a good hour looking for him without realizing i had to talk to NPCs