[Multi] The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Buggier than a lollipop in an antfarm

STEALTHY STEALTH INTO CORNER.

PEW PEW WITH BOW.

Originally Posted by Khal Drogo

so I'm doing the THIEVES GUILD quest line and uh

what

the

♥♥♥♥.

WHY IS THERE A ROOM FULL OF ♥♥♥♥ING DEATHLORDS.

DISARM.

DISARM.

DISARM.

DISARM.

Solution:

Skyrim Scaling Stopper at Skyrim Nexus - Skyrim Mods and community

Okay, so it'll make the game harder, but it removes 50% of its derpiness.

I never beat Skyrim my first time around due to a sudden dearth of free time less than half-way through. It's been way too long for me to still care about my old character, so after I graduate I'm probably just gonna start over.

And when I do, I think I'll be doing it with that mod. I don't mind the game being really hard at the beginning, it sounds intriguing.

Just shout, arrow, arrow, arrow, shout, run like hell. Always works.

I've noticed at level 43 now that the Deathlord's shouts have only actually had an affect on me when I simply stood there and took it. Beyond that, I haven't had much trouble.
Not sure if that's due to my build, bug, or some mod that did more than I realized.

I'm also playing with subtitles, so that kind of tells me when they're about to shout.

I'm stuck at the bottom of the Twilight Sepulcher, Karliah doesn't wanna chitchat with me and it makes me sad.

Originally Posted by Toby Moore

I'm stuck at the bottom of the Twilight Sepulcher, Karliah doesn't wanna chitchat with me and it makes me sad.

Did you put the key back in the platform in the center?

Originally Posted by Toby Moore

I'm stuck at the bottom of the Twilight Sepulcher, Karliah doesn't wanna chitchat with me and it makes me sad.

Skyrim: Darkness Returns - UESPWiki
Darkness Returns - The Elder Scrolls Wiki

See the Bugs sections. You're probably going to have to redo the Twilight Sepulcher, however there is a chance you could solve this with console commands if you're on PC.

Is it just me, or are there more bugs in Skyrim than in Oblivion?

Well, Oblivion has been around a lot longer than Skyrim, so more bugs have been patched.



Thoughts, theories?

In the files of the last patch in a file called "DLC1", there are crossbow animations, new vampire feeding animations, Snow Elf movement patterns and Snow Elf voice files. It's believed that they will be using them for Dawnguard.

Sadly, someone told me I had to wait so I did that, I was using three rolling saves. To make matters worse it's on PS3, all but given up with it. Converted to PC purely for lightsabers and not having to worry (as much) everytime the game pauses for a second.

Vanilla Oblivion had less bugs than vanilla Skyrim. I never had much problems with bugs and glitches with vanilla Oblivion.

Yep, definitely waiting for the Game of the Year Edition.

When were you playing vanilla Oblivion last?

I'm more mint-chocolate chip myself.

But I agree, the Vanilla Skyrim had a lot more issues then Oblivion in my experience. But it does feel like it's down to luck sometimes in regard to bugs, some lucky bugger gets none or only the minor ones whilst someone else gets a bucketful.

Originally Posted by Toby Moore

I'm more mint-chocolate chip myself.

But I agree, the Vanilla Skyrim had a lot more issues then Oblivion in my experience. But it does feel like it's down to luck sometimes in regard to bugs, some lucky bugger gets none or only the minor ones whilst someone else gets a bucketful.

All of Bethesda's games to be this way unfortunately. Luckily, I haven't had any glitches with Oblivion, and only one minor one in Skyrim. Fallout 3 was unplayable for me though, yet none of my mates have had any issues with it.
Really wish Bethesda could get their debug team (if they even have one...) on track. They make some really good games, but bugs are a major issue for them. It's a shame.

On launch, I bet Oblivion had just as many bugs as Skyrim does now. Also keep in mind Oblivion has gone through countless patches, minor and large.

You're completely right, they put in a lot of time to make the world they're creating as detailed as possible, going as far as to create detailed histories but they can't release a game without it having bugs. It's just infuriating because despite the aesthetics the game just feel incomplete, even the smallest things like putting on the Morokei mask and the character's head going invisible shouldn't be there and it's embarrassing that they couldn't identify it pre-release.

Originally Posted by Keaton-King

Is it just me, or are there more bugs in Skyrim than in Oblivion?

Steam Workshop :: Unofficial Skyrim Patch

I'v managed to create the ultimate Skyrim experience. It only took hundreds of mods. Now to fix the random CTDs and finish up on the ENB tweaks!