Autoexec.bat posted:Huh, I had no problems paying although the guard didn't catch me right away. Neither did the guard catch me. I was selling my stuff to a vendor when guard interrupted me and started to cast all the combat poo poo as the dialog window unfolded before me.
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# ? Apr 30, 2018 20:31 |
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# ? Jun 8, 2024 02:16 |
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The guard has to deal with shitheads stealing and murdering every 30 seconds all day every day so maybe your transgression was just the proverbial final straw.
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# ? Apr 30, 2018 20:53 |
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Were you reaching for your cell phone?
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# ? Apr 30, 2018 23:03 |
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Were you a redguard?
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# ? Apr 30, 2018 23:48 |
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can I use the confusion caused by cinci resisting arrest to get an invite for @BonfireLit please? I've made an Elf Templar on PC NA, which is probably why the game boots me to the login screen every half hour (I'm in fact a filthy European)
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# ? Apr 30, 2018 23:55 |
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Some guild chat while I spam left click and "1" would be nice -- invite @Spectracide (PC NA) please!
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# ? May 1, 2018 06:01 |
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Someone was looking for a bite earlier this evening but I don't recall who or which bite. Hit me up @OrvSA tomorrow or whenever you're next on and I can set you up with either.
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# ? May 1, 2018 07:10 |
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Can i get hooked up with a PC invite? @Jetdestro thanks.
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# ? May 1, 2018 15:23 |
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What are some fun templar builds to mess around with while leveling? Right now I've dumped all my points into Magicka with a destruction staff on my main bar and a resto staff on my back bar. I cast my dots, my AOE spear, and then jab things until they die. I mostly heal in dungeons, alternating between rapid regeneration, purifying light, and my big heal. Jabs are nice but kinda boring.
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# ? May 2, 2018 00:35 |
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Elderbean posted:What are some fun templar builds to mess around with while leveling? Right now I've dumped all my points into Magicka with a destruction staff on my main bar and a resto staff on my back bar. I cast my dots, my AOE spear, and then jab things until they die. I mostly heal in dungeons, alternating between rapid regeneration, purifying light, and my big heal. Jabs are nice but kinda boring. Welcome to ABJ templar, no matter if you go magicka or stamina, Always Be Jabbing
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# ? May 2, 2018 05:40 |
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Is there anywhere I can still buy the gold edition?
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# ? May 2, 2018 10:19 |
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Are low level dungeons dead? I was in queue for like 3-4hours.
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# ? May 2, 2018 11:31 |
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FillInTheBlank posted:Are low level dungeons dead? I was in queue for like 3-4hours. Were you queued as a DPS? Apparently the wait times are really long Also how’s the goon presence in this
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# ? May 2, 2018 11:33 |
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FillInTheBlank posted:Are low level dungeons dead? I was in queue for like 3-4hours. It's a dumb issue if it really is solved like this but I've seen more than one person get in straight away when requeueing after having been stuck in the original queue for ages. Might be some weird back end problem? Can't hurt to try that anyway if you're in queue 20 mins+
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# ? May 2, 2018 11:50 |
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Bob NewSCART posted:Were you queued as a DPS? Apparently the wait times are really long There's always a few people around but at least the GMT hours I play it's rare to find enough people for a full dungeon group
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# ? May 2, 2018 12:16 |
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FillInTheBlank posted:Are low level dungeons dead? I was in queue for like 3-4hours. Depending on your server, off hours are really off in this game, and the lower your level the less dungeons you have available. There is definitely some kind of back end jam with the group finder however, and even at dead hours as a DPS, I'd refresh your queue every three minutes or so, because it seems like even during good hours I only ever get immediate queues or no pop at all.
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# ? May 2, 2018 12:37 |
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I even get queue jammed/bugged on my healer. If the queue lasts more than 5-10 minutes I drop and re-enter. I usually get a group within a few minutes of doing so.
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# ? May 2, 2018 15:13 |
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yeah if the queue doesn't pop after like 5-10 minutes I'd requeue as I've had that then instantly pop sometimes
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# ? May 2, 2018 16:22 |
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Yeah, there's plenty of people running low end dungeons. The queue just gets stuck easily.
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# ? May 2, 2018 16:27 |
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I call my dick the random dungeon queue because it either fires off instantly or never does anything and people only resort to it when they have no better alternatives
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# ? May 2, 2018 19:24 |
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Any chance someone could drop an invite to @zelmel at some point? I'd like to be back in the guild after taking some time off from the game.
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# ? May 3, 2018 01:25 |
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I've stopped and come back to this game a few times without ever actually reaching level cap or completing the initial campaign. If I'd like to take a break from that campaign and take a Vvardenfell vacation will that be weird in terms of story development or is it fairly stand alone? It's not really clear to me if the subsequent expansions for this are intended to be later in a timeline and overarching story or not.
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# ? May 3, 2018 18:06 |
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you can do the Morrowind expansion anywhere between Level 3 and Champion 720+ and its all a series of its own mostly self contained storylines
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# ? May 3, 2018 18:13 |
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DisposableHero posted:I've stopped and come back to this game a few times without ever actually reaching level cap or completing the initial campaign. If I'd like to take a break from that campaign and take a Vvardenfell vacation will that be weird in terms of story development or is it fairly stand alone? It's not really clear to me if the subsequent expansions for this are intended to be later in a timeline and overarching story or not. Morrowind was where they started kind of planting "Hey here's the next DLC" stuff at the end of story lines, and it has a bunch of characters from various vanilla areas, but those guys all have like one altered line so you're not really missing anything.
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# ? May 3, 2018 18:26 |
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Does the order really matter with any of the zones? I did morrowind first because that’s where it started me, then grahtwood because it’s pretty. Now I’m finishing the main quest line but still have a bunch of essentially untouched areas. Nothing has seemed weird that way so far, did I ruin anything without realizing?
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# ? May 3, 2018 19:10 |
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No, game's pretty open now.
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# ? May 3, 2018 19:44 |
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Snowy posted:Does the order really matter with any of the zones? I did morrowind first because that’s where it started me, then grahtwood because it’s pretty. Now I’m finishing the main quest line but still have a bunch of essentially untouched areas. Not really. When doing the original main story quests it kinda guides you through and makes sense. But interspersing it with trips to do DLC/Chapter questlines doesn't really ruin anything. They actually did a pretty alright job of making sure all of the storylines could co-exist if you did them in a different order. Orv posted:Morrowind was where they started kind of planting "Hey here's the next DLC" stuff at the end of story lines, and it has a bunch of characters from various vanilla areas, but those guys all have like one altered line so you're not really missing anything. Kind of on topic, but I like most of the recurring characters that pop up in the DLC. The dark elf brother and sister, Lady Laurent and Stibbons, etc. But gently caress Narsis Dren. If I could get a daily quest to push him into a well I would do so on every character.
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# ? May 3, 2018 19:44 |
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Snowy posted:Does the order really matter with any of the zones? I did morrowind first because that’s where it started me, then grahtwood because it’s pretty. Now I’m finishing the main quest line but still have a bunch of essentially untouched areas. since you could technically skip quests in vanilla teso too (albeit by grinding a bunch) they tried to take that into account and give people slightly different dialog for if they haven't met you. other times they just act like you already did the previous quests. its not a big deal.
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# ? May 3, 2018 19:49 |
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sometimes the game is really good at accounting for you sequence breaking (generally any stuff in the DLCs or Chapters is designed with this in mind since it was the first DLCs that did scaling so they could be done at any time) but sometimes it just really falls flat and the npc will just talk to you like you've met before but you'll never lock yourself out of anything or spoil anything too much even the "prologue" quests they've started introducing to lead up to new content starting with morrowind can be done after you've completed the actual DLC and there will be dialogue checks like "actually, ive already been to the clockwork city, etc" in general on the safe side you'd probably want to do faction zones in the old order while anything post-launch can be done any time or in any sequence Berke Negri fucked around with this message at 20:00 on May 3, 2018 |
# ? May 3, 2018 19:57 |
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Naryu Virian is someone's edgy sexy dark 13-year-old wank fantasy waifu they created in Morrowind and dedicated their life to eventually making canon, and they did, and I respect that deeply
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# ? May 3, 2018 20:47 |
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Yeah I think ZOS really prides themselves on the One Tamriel approach of 'Do whatever, whenever' so you won't be missing much besides a 'hello again friend'. IIRC the end of the MSQ (Prophet and Vestige poo poo) sorta foreshadows Morrowind which then foreshadows Clockwork City and that foreshadows Summerset, but not in any way that matters. The only real thing of note I think was that by only doing one faction's quests, when I got to the Coldharbor section I was like "Who the gently caress are half of these jokers?" because you reunite with people from each faction, not only your own. For example on alts I do CWC before completing Morrowind's main story because CWC gives more skillpoints and rewards you with a 150% exp scroll. This doesn't make it feel out of place when I go back to MW to help Vivec Get His Groove Back.
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# ? May 3, 2018 20:54 |
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dromal phrenia posted:The only real thing of note I think was that by only doing one faction's quests, when I got to the Coldharbor section I was like "Who the gently caress are half of these jokers?" because you reunite with people from each faction, not only your own. Yeah, it didn't dawn on me the first time I went through that all of these new and interesting characters in Coldharbor were actually from the other faction's main storylines. I figured it out once I did Cadwell's Silver and Gold of course. It's neat how they all recognize you after the Coldharbor poo poo though if/when you run into them during DLC content.
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# ? May 3, 2018 21:04 |
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I'm a strong believer in just finding a region that looks interesting to you, doing the quests there, and seeing where that takes you. The only places where that might not work out for you as a new player are Craglorn and the PVP areas. (And if you're playing with a friend or two, definitely do Craglorn. It's the only region balanced specifically for small groups.) My slightly off-the-wall recommendation would be to start in Reaper's March, even though that was intended to be the last Dominion area. It's easy to navigate, home to one of the best hub towns in the game (Rawl'kha), one of the best public dungeons in the game (The Vile Manse), and the quests there are generally interesting and well-designed. I ended up starting multiple characters in Reaper's March because it's where I have my main house, and it just feels right somehow. It's mostly hills and scrubland, so it's not one of the prettier regions, but it really grew on me. Rollersnake fucked around with this message at 21:35 on May 3, 2018 |
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Yeah what zone you start in doesn't matter much, although where you start in the zone does sort-of matter. I somehow did The Rift in basically the entirely backward order and it was pretty goofy
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dromal phrenia posted:Yeah what zone you start in doesn't matter much, although where you start in the zone does sort-of matter. I somehow did The Rift in basically the entirely backward order and it was pretty goofy Yeah the same happened with me, I think because I ported out to sell poo poo and then used the main riften wayshrine to port back. Ended up killing the big bad before half the expositionary quests were done.
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# ? May 4, 2018 01:20 |
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dromal phrenia posted:Yeah what zone you start in doesn't matter much, although where you start in the zone does sort-of matter. I somehow did The Rift in basically the entirely backward order and it was pretty goofy Doing the main faction quests before the side quests is particularly strange. Lots of dead characters coming back to life, plots cropping up that you already resolved etc. It doesn't really matter but it's daft design
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# ? May 4, 2018 08:58 |
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NLJP posted:Yeah the same happened with me, I think because I ported out to sell poo poo and then used the main riften wayshrine to port back. Same, I reached a point in the main zone quest where they were like “hey! This creature you’ve been following for multiple quests is attacking Riften!” And I thought “hmm didn’t that already happen” and had to do lots of googling to figure out what the right order was vs how I’d done things
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# ? May 4, 2018 09:17 |
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I like doing Gold Coast first for the shadow rider passive in the DB tree. That's a big QoL perk when you're out and about questing.
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# ? May 4, 2018 09:35 |
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Beefeater posted:But gently caress Narsis Dren. If I could get a daily quest to push him into a well I would do so on every character. Same, but Lady Laurent.
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Owlkill posted:Same, I reached a point in the main zone quest where they were like “hey! This creature you’ve been following for multiple quests is attacking Riften!” And I thought “hmm didn’t that already happen” and had to do lots of googling to figure out what the right order was vs how I’d done things If anything then I'll be sure to look for the "entry point" quest for each zone when I do pick one. Things seem to flow fairly sensibly as long as you do that.
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