Thank you! I can start playing again:
https://www.skyrimnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=3863
Anyone know of a mod that makes fatigue last long? I liked how in the older games it was an overall pool that represented your general well being, everything you did slowly drained it, and the lower it was, the more “tired” you were and in need of rest.
For our faggot friends like Mankyman, here’s a mod that replaces dragons with My little pony ponies.
Haha
Ok, I like the show pretty well and all, but all these pony mods are just downright creepy. I haven’t seen a single one for any game that hasn’t freaked me out.
Right click game in your list -> View Screenshots
I’m pretty sure Steam writes screenshots to the HDD immediately when you take them.
Nice…
Got a bunch of graphics mods, the game looks pretty nice now. Those damn shadows are still blocky no matter what I do though.
lol, my friend’s younger brother walked in while he was doing the same thing and he said “Mods are for faggots without an attention span” :what:
^ I guess there’s no reason to hang around here anymore.
Ha, you made a funny! 
But, no. That mod would ruin the immersion for me.
That’s the only problem with it?
Well… I suppose you could say that transferring the MLP characters to 3D doesn’t quite suit them.
But yeah, it’s mostly immersion… you sarcastic twat.
So if the game wasn’t immersive you wouldn’t care if there were giant ponies functioning as dragons flying around?
Nope! Just gives me something a little different to kill. 
And herein lies the problem.
So, 1.4 is in beta. Discuss.
Not sure why they need a beta for an update, since it doesn’t seem to contain CK functionality. I guess the optimization they shoved in there was untested?
I’ve already installed and tried the beta. The performance optimization seems to works as well as SkyBoost, at least. Only walked around Markath for a bit, so can’t say much for the rest of the fixes.
Tried it out for a few minutes crashed, uninstalled.
I’ll let others deal with this.
So I have ADD and have like 25 active quests and am a level 38, so forgive me if I’m late to the party. SPOILERS BY THE WAY
Joined the Stormcloaks since my character is an Imperial who is ashamed by how his nation is now a puppet regime controlled by the Thalmor. I don’t think the Empire should control another nation if it is too weak to even protect itself, and the way they bow to the Elves is insulting to say the least.
So now I’m in the ranks of the Stormcloaks. Everything is going fine…UNTIL
“Let’s fuck Whiterun’s day up.”
Ugh, I felt so bad when doing this mission, since Whiterun was where I spent most of my time. And Balgruff just looks at me and says “I expected better of you!” Ouch!
What I’m asking is…how do I vindicate kicking such an awesome person out of his seat of power? He ruled the city fairly well. And me and him were bros.
Also, does the rest of the campaign consist of an endless spiral of feeling like a douchebag?
I think that’s the whole point of the factions in Skyrim - nothing is supposed to make you feel like you’re making 100% the right decision. The Stormcloaks want the sovereignty over Skyrim, but they will do just about anything to get their way, and don’t seem to care that breaking off from the Empire would make them weaker as well, and could soon lead to their defeat by the Thalmor. The Empire needs Skyrim to stay with them so they can have strength enough to make war against the Thalmor possible again someday, but of course, until then, they allow the Thalmor to operate as they please and aren’t entirely respectful of the Nords’ honor. Even the main quest is kinda like that. Sure, you need to defeat Alduin, but the Blade woman insists you kill Paarthurnax and turn your back on the Greybeards, while the Greybeards scorn the Blades for being too violent. The side guilds are a bit more straightforward, if I remember correctly, and don’t really offer much moral choice other than whether you want to join them or not, but overall I think one of the main themes of the game is that you can take sides, but no side is completely right.
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