Chaos Sandrock wrote:Whodunit is the best you get to make everyone go nuts. I love a good mind game.
Many people on various forums seem to like Whodunit best. While I agree it's a funny quest, it's way to easy. You can basically walk in and slash everyone to death without sneaking and still get the bonus. (which is the way I like it of course, but in this case it's a bit boring - All the guests have 1 hp)
I agree. Whodunit is fun, but way too easy for my tastes. The Draconis lineage quest is good, too, because it usually takes me a good amount of time to finish, and has a fair variety for only one quest. My favorite, however, would have to be Mehrune's Razor. If every dungeon was as large and immersive as that, I'd never stop playing.
Whodunit has always been my favorite. I still can't get enough of tricking the old lady who greets you into going in the basement. Then attacking her with an extremely powerful bow and arrow so that her body goes flying around the basement and there's no one else there. Ahh, good times.
Then, it would probably be the ultimate heist. Mostly the first time I did it because I was an extremely high level, but had wabajack and lots of soul gems. So I would turn the highest leveled undead and monsters into rats, deer, and mud crabs.
I like the Purification, though think its strange how the other members of DB just sit around while you butcher the others? Also i reverse pickpocketed poisnous apples into half of there inventroys and left loads on tables, took the rest of the food but then none of them ate it? So then i just killed them old fashioned way.
I liked the Sheogorath's shrine quest where you put the cheese in the cooking pot and kill all the sheep, and at the end about 400 giant rats run around Border Watch.
For me, i think the one where you get the skull of corruption is the coolest quest. You basicly go into this cool zone and all these floating weird objects. Sorta like a dream or somthing.
I also like the quest where u get the goldbrand. It was like an arena match! There was like 10 people, fully equiped with good armor, potions, and weapons, attacking you. Although goldbrand isnt my favorite sword, it was one of my favorite quests
I Liked The Dark Brotherhood one where you had to kill all of the victims in the house one by one, the redguard got suspicious in the end and put on legion armour to attack me
I Liked The Dark Brotherhood one where you had to kill all of the victims in the house one by one, the redguard got suspicious in the end and put on legion armour to attack me
I, also, liked the the Dark Brotherhood quest in Summinist Manor, you can just punch them once and they'll die. I got everyone's disposition up so they didn't suspect me as the killer, and when I killed everyone except the Redguard he started to act all tough and put on his Legion Armor and said something like, "We're the only ones left and there's a killer in the house, I'm gonna go kill him," and when he's walking out the door to his room I just punch him in the back and he dies.
Whodunit is my fave. I know it doesen't really matter, but actually TRYING to get the bonus makes this a really fun quest, especially when Neville tries to hack down the door
Alien wrote:I liked the Ayelid Statue questline. Particularly the third quest, just because it had an Indian Jones quote.
what was the quote lol?
anyway, my favorite quest would be... lol, sheogorath's statue's quest. I LOVED fooling the little kitties and making them think the world was coming to an end.
Alien wrote:I liked the Ayelid Statue questline. Particularly the third quest, just because it had an Indian Jones quote.
what was the quote lol?
The quest Nothing You Can Possess is a reference to Raiders of the Lost Ark where Doctor Rene Belloq says, "Dr. Jones, again we see that there is nothing you can possess, which I cannot take away." The quest is also based on that scene in the movie.
michae1 wrote:I like the Hackdirt mission I just love the feel of the place and killing all those crazy villagers is fun.
I liked the architecture of the village, but it was very satisfying to kill everyone there. They deserved it too.
The architecture of the village is a replica of the village in the H.P. Lovecraft story "A Shadow Over Innsmouth" which is a Bethesda inside joke, because Bethesda was one of the game developers that made Call of Cthulhu Dark Corners of the Earth which was also based on H.P. Lovecraft stories.
michae1 wrote:I like the Hackdirt mission I just love the feel of the place and killing all those crazy villagers is fun.
I liked the architecture of the village, but it was very satisfying to kill everyone there. They deserved it too.
The architecture of the village is a replica of the village in the H.P. Lovecraft story "A Shadow Over Innsmouth" which is a Bethesda inside joke, because Bethesda was one of the game developers that made Call of Cthulhu Dark Corners of the Earth which was also based on H.P. Lovecraft stories.
The layout of Hackdirt actually bears many visual similarities to the devastated town of Tristram in the Diablo series.
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