(06-21-2017, 06:51 AM)Caldrac Wrote:

(06-15-2017, 05:43 PM)JagsorDie Wrote: totally agree. have you tryed any of the mods yet. Holy crap they change alot of the game. i get frustrated sometimes and put on the cheat gear and holy [BLEEP]. weps start hitting for 500,000. but the way you can build settlements is pretty bad [BLEEP] too. 

Im living the married life on the game, have a few kids and all. figured i'd give it a dry run before my wedding next February. Seems easy enough in the video game world LOL. unfortunately,  I dont think my fiancee will accept the excuse of "hey babe, i killed like 4 dragons so you are gonna have to take care of the kids for a week while i go into town". I have figured out as long as i come home with a doll, dress, 1,000 gold, and some cinabons, my kids should be pretty stoked with me all the time.

I currently have over 100 mods installed on my PC for Skyrim. But I don't use them all. It's a lot of trial and error. I use LOOT to get the load order correct so I don't crash to desktop as much. I mostly go on Nexus and look at the most popular mods. Big fan of the SkyUI system. I love all of the immersive based mods that add more weapons, armor, music and creatures to the game. I have the realistic patrols mod too. It's fun seeing Stormcloaks and Imperials destroying each other. 

World's Dawn is a MUST. Add's a lot of additional stats to the game and enchanted items which sell really nice at vendors.

I like the auto hide helmet mod for when I am in the city and don't have a weapon drawn. Just gives it a more role playing feel to it. My favorite mod by far though is the Riverside Lodge mod. Highly recommend it. I haven't tried any of the settlement mods.

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(06-17-2017, 10:01 AM)mvannostran Wrote: I switched from Skyrim to ESO. I'm loving it so far.

Unfortunately no dragons during the timeline ESO is set in

I have ESO too. Picked it up for dirt cheap for the PS4 last year during Black Friday off of Wal-Mart's website. I was into it for about four months but can't get into it anymore. It's respectable in it's own right. But if I ever go back to an MMORPG it'll be WoW at some point.