Skyrim, or, How I Ruined My LifeFollow

I've had dragons that are distracted by other things, so that might be a possible reason.

Sometimes, a dragon will swoop down to attack me, quickly realize that I'm not a push over, take off only to attack the imperial soldiers just up the hill. This is after I've already taken out a good chunk of its HP.

Hmm...if that's the case, then I'd say it's an oversight. It's unintuitive to have an enemy that's totally okay with you beating on it.

Ya im going with bug, dragons would attack me if I attacked them, now they just keep flying in circles. Which is kind of annoying because I can't kill them and thus can't fast travel, so I have to run out of their range so I can move around quickly. Not to mention the only souls ive been able to get are at dragon shrines (only 1 left ;;) which means I can't unlock more shouts (granted I don't use the ones i have but point stands)

I'm gonna say that's a bug then. I'm guessing that they are the dragons that are supposed to be ignoring you, but the script is somehow muddled with the attacking dragons.

@rdm NONE? Well, Dragons seem to prefer targets on the high ground--have you tried ascending a mountain?

Also, if you progress the main story, you'll get a shout that forces dragons to land.

So... I feel dumb. Help me understand this (I suck at mods).

I went to the Steam Workshop. I subscribed to several mods, and was told that the next time I opened Skyrim, they would automatically download. I open Skyrim and see no downloads, and no mods in game.

How do I download and install these mods? I'm cold and scared in this strange new technological world

Something I discovered about the Fall of the Space Core mod.

When you open up your skills and view the constellations, with the mod installed SpoilerWheatley will be floating around through the space and constellations.

I literally laughed out loud.

Mine has been decent since I last raged about it here. Zam has magical powers to fix things after you rant about them. Super useful for bad drop rates back when I played FFXI...

If the NPC outfit system is anything like Fallout: New Vegas' system, then the miner gear most likely has a higher DR (Damage Resistance) buff than the outfit you gave her. You will need to use the Creation Kit to raise the DR for the other outfit, since NPC prioritize outfits based on that buff.

With her clothes off, she has the same body as everyone else! So you only have to live with the face and get a hundred gold a day for it...

Ridiculous lack of taste, would be my guess. Probably the same reason they didn't make some girls marriageable that should have been.


I'm still happy with my choice for the simple lulz of Spoilerkilling her ex and the woman who was like a sister to her(which results in the death of that woman's mother from grief) as a prerequisite to marriage, but I may have chosen differently had Hroki been an option.

I think you'd be wise to think critically about a few things.

1. As it stands, you are taking 7 skills up to 100, and not leveling anything else. So you will have an arbitrary level cap of 49. This will be lower if you start with a race that has bonuses to this skill, probably reducing your cap to 48.

The amount of experience required per level is (level * 25) + 75. So level 1 takes 100 experience, level 2 takes 125, level 3 takes 150, etc.

The amount of experience gained is the skill level acquired. So getting One-handed 20 is 20 experience, Heavy Armor 50 is 50 experience, etc.

Assuming you are starting at 15 in those skills, just because it is easier, it's 4930*7=34510 experience. Level 49 requires 34300 experience.

So you'll have 48 perks to use.

Your build didn't work for me, so I have no clue what you actually intend to take. But just smithing, enchanting, and alchemy will take you to level 22. 23 if you intend to wear light armor. That leaves only 25 perks. You'd probably want 8-9 in Light Armor, to get the stam regen and then the chance for damage avoidance (more important for you without a shield). Add in 1 to account for the increase in smithing needs so you can use dragon armor.

Not gonna touch Heavy Armor, since I don't know what you'd want from it. Could be fewer points, could be more.

You are looking at as many as 13 in Two-handed. One Handed (assuming you intend to DW) would be at least 15.

Meaning, you can't get everything with a level cap of 49.

Honestly, I would just focus perks in the Light Armor and either One- or Two-handed trees. But use Heavy Armor while you are getting your smithing up, to raise your level (since you won't be crafting light armor until you get dragon). DW (with no weapon specializations), light armor, and the important smithing/alchemy/enchanting perks will bring you to level 45.

Then you can either place your last 3 points in a weapon spec or in increasing weapon enchant effectiveness or in making poisons better.

You will, of course, need to get two-handed to 100 perk-free, though.

Sorry I misread, thought you said you didn't want to cast.

Can always bump up the difficulty for a while until enemies catch up to you.