[Killergamer97]

Originally Posted by Zomg Okay

Did you steal anything in Dragon's Reach? Hit her with a sword? Pick her pocket? Anything along those lines and they'll send thugs after you after awhile.

Yeah, i suppose it makes sense now cause i had stolen an elven sword from dragonsreach :/

[balkieb2002]

Originally Posted by Zomg Okay

Did you steal anything in Dragon's Reach? Hit her with a sword? Pick her pocket? Anything along those lines and they'll send thugs after you after awhile.

Is that only if they catch you or do they just automatically realise it's you, cause I'm going to be leaving there soon and I robbed/pickpocted anything valuable though I was never caught!!

[Zomg Okay]

Originally Posted by balkieb2002

Is that only if they catch you or do they just automatically realise it's you, cause I'm going to be leaving there soon and I robbed/pickpocted anything valuable though I was never caught!!

Well, I wasn't caught when I robbed a book from Anise out in the Wilderness but there was still thugs waiting for me when I arrived in Whiterun, so I'd say they realise it's you after awhile.

[spank_inferno]

At Dragontooth Crater, the resident dragon declined to attack me.

He just sat on the ground looking at me.

Kinda odd....... still though, he had to die.

[Star_Cow]

Here are some of my Rediculous Misadventures in Skyrim

*After walking half way across the courtyard of the College Of Winter Hold I heard a loud crunch behind me & a tail swing across the far left of my screen I turned around brandishing my Daedric Sword to Encounter My First Elder Dragon after handing it's ass on a silver platter its Corpse remained there during the the rest of the College's Quest line...

*As I head towards a Dwemer ruin something Possessed me to look into the near by vent that was broken open and as I looked it it said ENTER (INSERT DWEMER RUIN NAME HERE) Thinking the Dev Team may be referrenceing Half-Lifes vent crawling or even Mario I laughed at the idea of sneaking in through the vents to get the loot in side...

*Roaming the waste lands of Skyrim with my Companion Lydia I came across a Giant Camp after dealing with 'The Lovely Locals' I came across a Giant's Club with 250 DMG. Naturally I would of picked it up if the game allowed but to my dispair I couldn't but all was not lost when I smiled at Lydia brandishing the Giants Club and crushing all in her path

*Roaming near by Solitude I spotted the Headless Horse Man hearing of this apperition I concluded to hunt down him for fun Sprinting after him in Full Daedric Armour & Whirl Wind Sprinting to close any distances that seemed to let him get out of sight dodging all that came into my path Bandits,Dragons,Giants,Mammoths and anything that Skyrim could throw at me appeared from every corner as I kept running after the Horse Man Downing all of my Stamina Potions to come to Hadvars Rest near White Run he dissapated, although upset I found it funny to half run a marathon after the Horse Man abandoning the Civil War Quest Line.

[kryogen]

This may be the wrong place to ask this but I don't feel the need to start a thread with the question, I have never played any of the Elder Scrolls games, not one, nor do I know much if anything about them. Would it be wise to play from the start of them or would I be ok to play Skyrim without any back knowledge?

[Skerries]

they are all set centuries apart so you can hop right in wherever you like

[Zomg Okay]

Originally Posted by kryogen

This may be the wrong place to ask this but I don't feel the need to start a thread with the question, I have never played any of the Elder Scrolls games, not one, nor do I know much if anything about them. Would it be wise to play from the start of them or would I be ok to play Skyrim without any back knowledge?

There's references to previous games at times but each game introduces a new crisis, a new hero and often several centuries have passed since the last game's crisis so you're absolutely fine to jump straight into Skyrim.

I honestly doubt you'd want to start at the start anyway. The original Elder Scrolls is something like 20 years old and won't run on modern operating systems, I believe. Which means a fair bit of hassle to get it going, if you could even get a copy.

[kryogen]

Cool, cheers, Im gonna give this a go over the weekend so

Few friends have been raving about it since it came out and I have finally let my curiousity get the better of me

[Elrollo]

Downloading Dawnguard and whimpering in ecstacy.

[hurleyman15]

I walk straight into the Thalmor embassy because the guards are protecting themselves from a fight between a saber cat and a dragon.

[Cookie_Monster]

Seeing big orange butterflys around in real life at the moment and having an urge to grab them.