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Elder Stats has updated its website so that you can use Skyrim characters instead of just Oblivion ones. Do it now.

Already did!

DaedraPuppet wrote:Already did!

That's how I find out!

No I won't be doing that Frosty, they wanted me to download Google Chrome.

Frost Mage wrote:

DaedraPuppet wrote:Already did!

That's how I find out!

That is also how I found out!

Tiber-Septim wrote:

Frost Mage wrote:

DaedraPuppet wrote:Already did!

That's how I find out!

That is also how I found out!

I looked at your character profile on Elder Stats but it didn't show the perks. Am I über blind or were they left out ?

Frost Mage wrote:Elder Stats has updated its website so that you can use Skyrim characters instead of just Oblivion ones. Do it now.

thanks frosty, just updated all three of my best skyrim characters

Black_Dog wrote:I looked at your character profile on Elder Stats but it didn't show the perks. Am I über blind or were they left out ?

I guess they were left out

Ooh nice. I'm wondering though, how does one find their hours played in Skyrim?

urthdigger wrote:Ooh nice. I'm wondering though, how does one find their hours played in Skyrim?

The saved file tells you. Not my best or my oldest, but this vampire is dying to play Dawnguard. My best is a werewolf and I do not have time to type that in.

For PC users, Steam keeps track of that. You can find the information right next to the "Play" button in your game library. It'll be inaccurate if you play in off-line mode, however. You can't on the Xbox from what I see. The only suggestion I found was to use a third-party service to track your gaming hours, so it's probably not worth the effort and likely won't be accurate. You can supposedly find this information in your user profile on the PS3, but I've never used the console so I can't tell you specifics.

When you load any saved file, on the ps3, it should tell you how long you played. urthdigger is on the pc though. At least on Oblivion.

It's best not to assume, of course. I was just trying to cover the bases. But, yeah, it does tell you with the save file. I forgot.

Why you gotta be hostile, AKB? I'm just trying to help. Besides, assuming is fun.

I wasn't trying to be hostile, I apologize if it came off like that.

You play the game too, yes? What does your character look like, to get back on topic?

Exactly like Harley Quinn.

Br3admax wrote:You play the game too, yes? What does your character look like, to get back on topic?

Who only has one character?

Frost Mage wrote:

Br3admax wrote:You play the game too, yes? What does your character look like, to get back on topic?

Who only has one character?

I have many characters, but only one main which I focus on day in and day out.
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You make a good point there, I do have multiple characters. However, they still all look like Harley Quinn.

I could name twelve people I know, Frost Mage, not on this forum, but still. All CoD fans, who beat the game once. All my characters, mostly Nords in Skyrim, look like the default guy tweaked, and the beard removed. That way I look like I'm in my early twenties, instead of my late forties. Beards add years to the character, even in wrinkles for some reason. On a side note: I'll make more Skyrim and Oblivion cards later.

Ah, gotcha. I have *thinks for a moment* 4 characters at the moment, not to say that I will never make any more, I certainly will, especially with all of the expansion on the horizon. Even with Hearhfire, from an RPing standpoint, it is going to be absolutely amazing. I'll have to list my other characters eventually. It is a shorter process than with Oblivion, though, partly because they don't have any of the more intricate stats up yet for Skyrim characters.

Br3admax wrote:I could name twelve people I know, Frost Mage, not on this forum, but still. All CoD fans, who beat the game once. All my characters, mostly Nords in Skyrim, look like the default guy tweaked, and the beard removed. That way I look like I'm in my early twenties, instead of my late forties. Beards add years to the character, even in wrinkles for some reason. On a side note: I'll make more Skyrim and Oblivion cards later.

Unfortunately, yes. "I don't know, I sort of got bored with Skyrim". I tell you something, if you played less than 50 hours of Skyrim and are already bored with it, you're doing something wrong.

AKB wrote:For PC users, Steam keeps track of that. You can find the information right next to the "Play" button in your game library. It'll be inaccurate if you play in off-line mode, however. You can't on the Xbox from what I see. The only suggestion I found was to use a third-party service to track your gaming hours, so it's probably not worth the effort and likely won't be accurate. You can supposedly find this information in your user profile on the PS3, but I've never used the console so I can't tell you specifics.

The play button is only accurate if you only have a single file. Anyway, is it that little thing that says things like 020.19.46, which I'm guessing means 20 hours, 19 minutes, and 46 seconds?

Also I notice, with some dismay, that it doesn't let you put any werewolf stats. Not how long you've been one, how many maulings you've done, nor if one of the roars is your favorite shout.

I put mine up the moment I got the e-mail about it over the weekend. It's in my sig.

Hey, guys. I'm Tom, the creator of The Elder Stats.

As I browsed the UESP forums this afternoon, I couldn't help but notice this thread. I hope the moderators are alright with allowing the thread to remain open, but I do appreciate seeing all of your interest in the website that I and my design partner worked very hard to build for our fellow Elder Scrolls fans. It's nice to see people sharing their characters and showcasing the great diversity of Skyrim characters that have been created over the past 8 or so months since Skyrim's release, and I look forward to seeing many more new and interesting ones to cme!

I just wanted to address a couple of comments that were made, since they were brought up here:

Tiber-Septim wrote:

Black_Dog wrote:I looked at your character profile on Elder Stats but it didn't show the perks. Am I über blind or were they left out ?

I guess they were left out

urthdigger wrote:Also I notice, with some dismay, that it doesn't let you put any werewolf stats. Not how long you've been one, how many maulings you've done, nor if one of the roars is your favorite shout.

I do apologize for leaving some stats out from the character profiles that are present in-game in Skyrim. We wanted to encompass as many stats as possible but we missed a few here and there that weren't available to the character we were using at the time we complied the list of stats. As the character saw more playtime, more stats became available for the character (such as Warewolf-related stats and things of that nature) that we did not have access to at first, so we realize the need to add in these additional stats to character profiles. Hopefully we can get that accomplished relatively soon.

With regard to perks, we originally intended to simply leave them out, but if there is enough interest in having them able to be specified for each character on their respective profiles, then we can certainly work on that feature, as well.

Anyway, I just thought I would pop in to address these couple of concerns for you guys. Hope to see you around some more, and good luck in your adventures in Skyrim.