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I suppose there is always the option of deliberately getting expelled from a guild, but i'm not sure if that's still possible if you completed all quests, seeing as when you did that, you ARE the guild. Simply resigning from a guild is not possible as far as i can tell.

I bet your character was fresh out of humanity after making that video.

Nice job though.

Let's just say that it wouldn't harm your game if you install it, any bug, as innocent as may be, fixed by a patch is worth the download.

Yankees represent.

Most definitely.

Can you be a bit more specific please? Which faction or quest involves the search for this person?

Not cool, it reminds me of my mother in law.

The places you're looking for are Sulipund and Punabi, and they are far to the north east of Moonmoth Legion Fort, it can be quite confusing to find it.

Maybe this can be of help to you, i sure am glad i found it, and it helped me find locations that would have otherwise remained hidden for me.

No, the manual is not lacking, quite the contrary, it's one of the best and most complete manuals i've ever seen accompanying a game, that's why i more or less suggested that you read it thoroughly, i'm sure you'll find your answer somewhere inthere.

Doesn't the manual brief you about such things?

Just asking, because although i've played this game probably a dozen times through, i never bothered with such statistics very much, but i know the manual describes a lot of the effects of skilldevelopment.

As a battlemage i leveled up faster than playing a different character, because of the constant use of fireball, detect life, heal, and open lock spells, combined with constantly creating random potions for quick cash, and constantly making use of sneak mode while exploring caves and fortresses, and ...

It could be a glitch, you're not the first one i've seen posting about this. It never happened to me though. I too have wandered aimlessly through that cave, thinking what the heck could have gone wrong, and then suddenly i ran into one more troll, so before you think of any doomscenarios, be sure ...

I agree with the post above, it would be too easy too soon. Personally i think Oblivion isn't that much of a challenge to begin with, so if there wasn't such a thing as a limit to your level when it comes to training, the game would become dull and repetative in the blink of an eye.

If you insist ...

Well, they're not really THAT outdated, Morrowind was it's time way ahead, even today the ambiance can still take your breath away, but compared with Oblivion or Dark Messiah, just to name a few, they are indeed outdated.

Morrowind's storyline goes much much deeper than Oblivion, but it doesn't really matter which one you play first imho. If you don't want a graphical setback, then go with Morrowind first, but that's the only reason i can come up with.

Have you checked your stats of the guilds and factions you're in? Maybe you're already signed up and haven't noticed it yet.

Anyway, i don't think it's critical for the game or anything, so just in case it's a bug, i wouldn't restart the game if i were you.

I was really enjoying SI, when i suddenly got stuck because a certain character didn't offer the required dialogue options to move on in the game. Haven't looked at it since.

Just try selling some more of the less expensive stuff, see if it helps.

Well, the problem has solved itself. i just went on about my business, came back later, and then things ended like they are supposed to, so i guess it was sort of a hiccup/bug.

Case closed.

I got the green light for the final round of sparring with Handmaiden, and so i did, just like the previous two times, except.....this time the fighting doesn't seem to end. We have both drained our healthbar, and yet we still continue to beat eachother up.

Is this supposed to happen and should i ...