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Slept for three days and she had suddenly calmed down. Problem solved!

Is that the only way? I'm not exactly a mage, and getting that spell seems like an awful lot of work for a simple quest. I can't just wait it off or something?

I've aggravated an NPC by stealing something from her house, and now she attacks me on sight. This is unfortunate, because I need to talk to her in order to proceed with a quest. How can I get her to calm down and talk to me again?

Given the recent removal of the level cap, do you think we should expect new skills in the next DLC? They've certainly been eager to please the fans this time around, and the integration of spears/unarmed combat is frequently requested.

"You travel to Hammerfell and learn the ancient art of sword singing then you travel out into the desert and slay the evil Daedra monster , Niudla."

Rumor posted on a thread a couple minutes ago. No idea what it means.
Read "Niudla" backwards. Need I say more? http://forum.trshady.com/images ...

Problem with adding spears as its own skill... it would undoubtedly fall in with Combat skills. BGS needs to bring back (or make up) a stealth and magic based set of skills.

Problem with this is, players that ONLY buy this DLC and have a level 81 character wont be able to benefit from the perks ...

House of the Wolf wrote:Sounds pretty neat. Bethesda sounds pretty annoyed that any of this information is coming out.

Future 'Skyrim' DLC supposedly leaked, Bethesda developer responds wrote:... and a special April 1 content update that reaches back to one of their previous games and proves that they aren't above making fun of themselves.

Horse armor

I've heard a rumor that you're an idiot. Any truth to that?

Seeing as they are sticking with DLC's with a Nordic tie, here's hoping for a Bruma/Pale Pass DLC. I could really do with constant nostalgic boots to the face.
I don't know, the game's name is Skyrim after all. Too much content outside of the province wouldn't really make sense. On the other hand ...

Are Dragonbone weapons included in Dragonborn, or are they still limited to Dawnguard?

If you have Dawnguard, you should consider getting the Aetherial Crown, which lets you active two standing stones at the same time. This way you can activate both the Warrior Stone and the Lover Stone, giving you a nice boost in skill gain.

Isn't it sort of obvious that it's some kind of tentacle mask related to Hermaeus Mora? It sure fits well into the already existing references to said Daedric prince in the latest patch.

JimDaniels wrote:Define "bits"

1/8 byte.

The problem with the player being a bard is the fact that you have no voice. Of course there's the occasional grunt when you are being hurt, but could you imagine the Dragonborn singing a whole song with the voice of some random NPC?

EpicAbrad wrote:The new achievements have appeared for me (all just 10 Gamerscore? Geez)

Which is a good thing. An Xbox game's total gamerscore cannot exceed 2000 points, and the less they grant each DLC, the more DLCs we can expect.

But if the vampire's side of the conflict gets their own skill tree, don't you think the Dawnguard will get something similar? As of now, becoming a Vampire Lord seems to come with a ton of new features and perks, while becoming a vampire hunter gives you a crossbow and some shiny armor at best.

Well if it is in Blacklight then I'll be quite happy. Afterall my Dunmer character comes from Blacklight. Finally a return to Morrowind.
But they have to open a pretty big portion of Morrowind to match the size of the land mass introduces in Shivering Isles, and that's not very realistic. It ...

cowleyj wrote:Well, we have seen a few falmer in the trailer, so I think they might side with the vamps/gargoyles. It makes sense because the falmer don't like sunlight, so their goals are similar to those of the vamps.

But are the falmer intelligent enough to take side with anybody?

The only remaining question: Where does the Snow Prince come into the picture?

Overpowered? Not at all. Just as in Oblivion, you have absolutely no use for all the cash you earn throughout the game. None. The only really expensive thing in the game are houses. The game would have been a lot better if you actually had to save up for certain weapons and other rarities, instead ...

The Black Weasel wrote:Would that imply babette is afraid of the player? Because you never see her again?

Nah, she's not afraid of you, even if you are her elder.

OblivionDuruza wrote:Why not try to build on something you've enjoyed from Skyrim?

What about a Thalmor agent, sent to weaken the Empire before the comming invasion?!

Dance Commander Kerr wrote:An underwater city oh R'lyeh?

Dovakhiin goes to Atlantis!

I dunno about more Oblivion realms or Daedric content. We got that for both Oblivion expansions because...well, it was Oblivion. It was appropriate for that game and the events happening at the time. Skyrim is about political upheaval, Dragons, and old lost things reappearing. Those are some of the ...