Hey: in oblivion, is there anything i find, like certain stones, or weapons, or w/e, that i should keep and not sell? I already sold all the painted troll fat without realizing that i could never have anymore of it. Is there anything else that is super difficult to get more of, and I will need? thanks.
Originally posted by truejediNot really...Only things I adivse you dump in your house is
Hey: in oblivion, is there anything i find, like certain stones, or weapons, or w/e, that i should keep and not sell? I already sold all the painted troll fat without realizing that i could never have anymore of it. Is there anything else that is super difficult to get more of, and I will need? thanks.
Originally posted by truejediGo to the Imperial City, the Waterfront, theirs an abandoned Shack there you can buy it for 5k? I think? No prerequisites. Just go to the Imperial Commerce shop in the Market District. Should work.
see, i don't have a house. and i maxed out the disposition of one count, and one countess, and did all their quests, and they still won't tell me about how to buy a house. So i'm stuck carrying everything right now. Is there something else i have to do to buy a house?
Originally posted by truejediHang to at least one Daedric artifact, preferably the Wabbajack or Sanguine Rose. You need to give one up for the main quest.
Hey: in oblivion, is there anything i find, like certain stones, or weapons, or w/e, that i should keep and not sell? I already sold all the painted troll fat without realizing that i could never have anymore of it. Is there anything else that is super difficult to get more of, and I will need? thanks.
Originally posted by Lord LucienYes I've noticed, while i've swapped between a dozen times 😉.
For the second time. I've been playing Fallout for almost two weeks now.
Spoiler:[/spoiler], also, completed Fallout 3 yet?
Was the ending a suprise to you?[spoiler]I really hate escort quests and christ I was pushed to my limits there
Originally posted by mattatomThe end of Oblivion you mean? Nah. I didn't expect it, but it wasn't really a shocker. Besides, after having gone through the whole Mage's Guild arc, I was used to that stuff.
Yes I've noticed, while i've swapped between a dozen times 😉.Spoiler:[/spoiler], also, completed Fallout 3 yet?
Was the ending a suprise to you?[spoiler]I really hate escort quests and christ I was pushed to my limits there
And yeah, Fallout is always fun to beat.
Originally posted by Lord LucienWasn't shocking I'll agree but with my character being stealth related I was out of my element there, lets say. The questlines were easy, hardest was the last of the thieves guild, took me ages to work that out.
The end of Oblivion you mean? Nah. I didn't expect it, but it wasn't really a shocker. Besides, after having gone through the whole Mage's Guild arc, I was used to that stuff.And yeah, Fallout is always fun to beat.
Yea, I hated how your character just kind of gets owned by rocks. One of these days they are going to have a ****ing RPG where you can climb up shit while crossing terrain. Like literally climb. Kinda like in Operation Anchorage for Fallout 3, when your holographic squad mate climbs up a ****ing cliff.
Originally posted by truejediwhat matt said, and it isn't just the disposition, but fame. You get fame by completing light side quests and infamy by completing dark side quests. The best house? Rose-thorn hall.
see, i don't have a house. and i maxed out the disposition of one count, and one countess, and did all their quests, and they still won't tell me about how to buy a house. So i'm stuck carrying everything right now. Is there something else i have to do to buy a house?
Things you should keep:
I always used a ranged weapon and a 1hand combat weapon (sword and bow, for example) for taking out enemies that it was inconvenient to reach otherwise or ones that do massive damage if they get close to you. Use the hotkey system.
Multiple sets of armor sometimes. Different missions require different prep. going to oblivion? Bring some fire resistant stuff.
always have ample health potions because you don't know how long your mana lasts, even if you have restoration.
I don't know how you play, but my characters were always a triangle of marksman, blade, and destruction/restoration, and I leveled other skills as I needed them. Dunmer are best for this.
Versatile armor you get at a low level if you are a "light armor class": start dark brotherhood, and go until you get the armor.
MOD YOUR GAME. If you are playing on the PC, this makes your experience about 80x better.
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