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Cailan wrote:The best and most damaging sword i found is a 1 hander called goldrend (or something like that) from one of the daedric shrines

Chillrend you mean? Looks like a short glass sword but is icy blue? That was my companion for days, until I made my own, pretty good weapon non the less.

A guard in Bravil, knows you killed a guy in Cheydinhal with no logical reason, is really lame. Even if noone saw you! How could they know? Lame...

To try and answer your questions:

1. I think the tanned look is meant to be an ageing effect; certainly as the disease advances your skin becomes more wrinkled and bloodshot

2. Vampirism advances if you don't feed on human blood - if you leave it unchecked you will be a 100% Vampire, and you will ...

The helmets are great, well excpect the dwarven one, have placed almost every other helmets by my window in Anvil, my collection is soon complete, Im taking after Obelix man that fella have a taste for roman helmets

Right now Im running around with Icewind, a soul trap enchantment and added frost damage. No problem with enchanting it back to normal when I have azuras star. And Im an expert armorer, giving everything I repair more in armor rating or for weapons even more damage, so its a skill well worth adding ...

What about Shadow Guard?

It was not that I meant, i meant realistic to the world we are playing in, you see other NPC, chewing around why shouldnt you. And have you ever watched the Chuck Norris movies at your tube? Was neat to see the character raise up of bed and eat.

What a cool thread. yeah I remember some moments that I got amazed of.

One of them was seeing a hunter, not far from cheydinhal (are there hunters other places?), I ran to him and tried to chat with him, but he was to busy hunting deers and warthogs to speak with me :p

Another where when I ...

You cant even see yourself eat or drink, thats unrealistic.
But I wouldnt have childrens in Oblivion by same reason as molto mentioned.

I recommend being a vampire but I wonder on some things:

1: Why did my pale imperial, get a tanned skin when he became a vampire, shouldnt he be even paler?

2: Im not sure on this, but I recall going to a new stage of vampirism just by waiting, why?? It will make long quest with f.example waiting ...

I wouldnt comment on guns in Fable 2 before I have seen it and all but if I have to I think its a nice innovation IF its balanced and since its old class guns and follows the timeline, its ok. Though I wouldnt mind bows and crossbows coming back in the game, bows is just as great weapon. And even ...

No problem, I dont use mods, due to that I dont have live and that Im playing on 360.

So what do you think about the creatures in Cyrodiil? I find them all very varied even with the level scaling. So if you want you can do as I have done below and ranke em up after whos the funniest, scariest, lamest and so on.
When I say creatures I mean, humanoids (kahjiit, agronian, elf, human ...

Haha that was funny! Maybe the Imperial was a bandit in disguise?

Made two new ones, yeah too much free time lol :p

Roderick Verani- Dark Elf- Shadow Guard: Mage, focusing on conjuration, alteration,destruction and mysticism. Also in Conjuration Im focusing on raising undead.

Vladislaus- Imperial-Dark Count (also vampire): Fighter with light armor, hand-to-hand ...

I started out as a bit white skinned imperial and tried to shape my face after Dracula in the movie Van Helsing, that was not easy at all :p
Once I turned into a vampire, my skin didnt pale at all! It got brown-redish, well a skin-color most latin americans have. A bit weird since humans get pale ...

I've edited your thread for you, Orfinn, but I hope you remember to do it next time.

I will

And thanks all for the answers on this question

[QUOTE=Gobatcha]I was getting pummeled by a dread zombie and I figured out a way to lead him back to a trap in the Ayelid ruin I was plundering. The trap was the kind where the entire floor rises quickly and mashes anything that's on the section against the ceiling. I thought I could simply dash ...

Something that have been stuck into my mind is that somewhere on the web regarding Oblivion. I found info that you could raise a newly fallen npc or creature by using a spell. They will just look like they were when alive but they would be bound to you until they die or something, a shell of former ...