Build a House, Raise a Family in New Skyrim DLC Hearthfire
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I remember back in Morrowind making your own house. You had to get permits, get builders, deal with the problems of say running into a monster ridden cave where your foundation was supposed to be, the money, dealing with the politics of the great houses plus the Empire, the builders again, that guy who doesn't like your great house of choice, more permits, hey that wizard decided he thinks adding some Dwemer machines would be cool go get him the parts he needs, more permits, your builders again. Hey your house is built but who just wants a house lets get a wall and some merchants, more paperwork.
In the end I had a magnificent house that I never used because I had long ago decided to squat in the house in Balmora with the dead guy. You know the house I'm talking about. Come to think of it he made a great dresser.
In the end I had a magnificent house that I never used because I had long ago decided to squat in the house in Balmora with the dead guy. You know the house I'm talking about. Come to think of it he made a great dresser.
But they don't die... ever. I tried!Versuvius said:
If a dragon or giant attacks my home and the kids won't die, what reason do I have to actually bother protecting it? If my spouse is one of those "essential" followers, she/he won't die either...
Can I make armor out of my children? Not like skinning them, just tying them onto my armor. With some twine...er...or something.
There's no way I'm making this sound good.
There's no way I'm making this sound good.
Can you imagine...how glitchy and fucked up a house that has multiple versions of how it can turn out will be, when the houses that had no other possibilities in the vanilla game STILL do not work right?
Releasing the trailer for the next DLC before the first is even out for PS3 is bizarre as well.
Releasing the trailer for the next DLC before the first is even out for PS3 is bizarre as well.
I too, have followed his great advice. Through this, I also decided to kill people with Norse weaponry, and I suck peoples blood now, because video games are for babies, and I have real life to get to.Shotgun Guy said:
OT: I will make a pimp-ass bachelor pad for Dolokiin, my Blacksploitation character.
Ah but all this building a home and starting a family is small comfort if I can't marry Serana. Figures, in Skyrim, as in life, seems all the best women are either taken or have deep seated emotional scarring that prevents them from being able to truly love. Ah well, not the first time I've had my heart broken.
On the other hand if this DLC allows me to display Ulfric Stormcloak's taxidermied corpse in my living room, it might be worth buying for that alone.
On the other hand if this DLC allows me to display Ulfric Stormcloak's taxidermied corpse in my living room, it might be worth buying for that alone.
Adoption... ADOPTION!!! All those little shits in Skyrim need to be eaten by dragons not adopted. Not that my female character and her wife can really have children without some sort of divine intervention but by Asura I wouldn't curse anyone with having to raise a child from a Bethesda game.
Well, I'm sold.
Although, what would you bring you children for gifts? Most of the things the player can carry in Skyrim are meant to kill people, to eat, hold things that you eat, and things related to killing people.
Maybe adding some children's toys with the expansion?
Although, what would you bring you children for gifts? Most of the things the player can carry in Skyrim are meant to kill people, to eat, hold things that you eat, and things related to killing people.
Maybe adding some children's toys with the expansion?
