Poll: Skyrim: Twilight Edition (Vamp or Lycan?)
- Thread starter King of the Sandbox
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My personal rendition of something of heard before:
Priest: Tell me Vanbael, what do you like doing the best?
Me: Spreading the word of the Maker, teaching peace and love to all. (yes, that was DA)
Priest: And what about killing vampires?
Me: Just try to fucking stop me.
Priest: And what about the werewolves.
Me: Second verse, same as the first. Now put me on a dragon so I can put them in a hearse.
(credit goes to Team Four Star for the original dialogue).
Priest: Tell me Vanbael, what do you like doing the best?
Me: Spreading the word of the Maker, teaching peace and love to all. (yes, that was DA)
Priest: And what about killing vampires?
Me: Just try to fucking stop me.
Priest: And what about the werewolves.
Me: Second verse, same as the first. Now put me on a dragon so I can put them in a hearse.
(credit goes to Team Four Star for the original dialogue).
Really? You dare use Skyrim and Twilight in the same title? Blasphemy!
Shame on your head!
And I'd go Lycan because Vamps are overused at this point. But only if its the hind-leg standing kind, an all-fours werewolf is more like a shapeshifter that's turned into some big wolf, which is laaaame...
Shame on your head!
And I'd go Lycan because Vamps are overused at this point. But only if its the hind-leg standing kind, an all-fours werewolf is more like a shapeshifter that's turned into some big wolf, which is laaaame...
Either or neither, I'm more inclined to kill both of them but then again if I do get infected i'd be happy with the extra powers.
Werewolf by far if I do choose a side; being a vampire sucked in oblivion, couldn't go outside in daylight, everyone would attack you, you got stronger the less you drunk blood(lolwut?), you couldn't use fast travel because you'd just die when you spawned, or sleep outside because you'd die when you woke up.
Regrettably, I had to vote werewolf. In monster lore vampires are hands-down better but in Oblivion vampirism was a substantial pain in the ass for minimal benefits. I may try out a vampire build at some point just to make sure but my hopes for super-humanoid awesomeness rest firmly on the lycanthrope.
That said, I doubt I'm the key demographic here as I'll be spending my time in Steelport until spring, then relocating to The Citadel until sometime in the summer. The upside is Beth should have time to clear up the really crippling bugs before I get there (fingers crossed).
That said, I doubt I'm the key demographic here as I'll be spending my time in Steelport until spring, then relocating to The Citadel until sometime in the summer. The upside is Beth should have time to clear up the really crippling bugs before I get there (fingers crossed).
Neither on my first run.
Although, if they make vampire's cooler than in Oblivion I might go with that on a later run to be stylish.
I might try werewolf if it offers a deeper experience than just getting a new ability and some new attributes.
If you actually change at full moon for example. That'd be awesome.
If I change my mind and decide to contract either condition on my first run, it'll be a werewolf though.
A Nord vampire just doesn't sit right with me.
And yes, I need to be a Nord. I'm the Dovakhiin for Azura's sake.
Although, if they make vampire's cooler than in Oblivion I might go with that on a later run to be stylish.
I might try werewolf if it offers a deeper experience than just getting a new ability and some new attributes.
If you actually change at full moon for example. That'd be awesome.
If I change my mind and decide to contract either condition on my first run, it'll be a werewolf though.
A Nord vampire just doesn't sit right with me.
And yes, I need to be a Nord. I'm the Dovakhiin for Azura's sake.
I'll be a badass lookin' werewolf and claw the shit out of all the vampires until I'm the president of the Werewolf club, then I'll kill them too 'cause I don't take no shit from wolves.
I'll probably go vamp a few playthroughs later, but I really tended to be content with simply being an Imperial or a Nord or whatever, in Oblivion. I can understand how some people thought vampirism was cool, but it was just an extra hassle for me.
Werewolves might be easier, however. It's not like they run the risk of dying if exposed to sunlight on Stage 4 of their particular illness.
Werewolves might be easier, however. It's not like they run the risk of dying if exposed to sunlight on Stage 4 of their particular illness.