[QUOTE="rabunzel"](spoiler): It lacks an ending in my opinion, I hate how you return to skyrim after defeating Alduin to continue doing fetching quests. I mean why doesn't anyone care that you just saved the world? At least the jarl should've thanked you, he last saw you riding a dragon, doesn't he wonder what happened? Besides I feel like the dragonborn doesn't have a rule, He should be the highking of skyrim, then that would end the civil war too. In the civil war quest it doesn't matter which side you choose you'd be just doing their bidding. Why can't you take the place of the leader instead of serving them. When I played this game and heard people talking about Talos I thought maybe the dragonborn would be like him in the end. But no, not God, not leader. yeah I think that what the game lacks: the hero should have an authority or some appreciation at least. I agree. In the end you have all this power and success, and you can't use it. You'd think the Dragonborn, who just defeated Alduin and Miraak, and is also the Listener, Thieves Guild Master, Nightingale, Harbinger, and Archmage, would be able to walk up at the end and claim lordship over Skyrim. Who's going to stop you? But instead you get passive gratitude for your great deeds and they ultimately don't make much of a difference in the life of the Dragonborn. So you're the Listener... so you're the Archmage... What's all the power and status mean if I can't use it for something greater?
My character is a Nord woman. She has many allegiances to Daedra, and I was just wondering that in the end of her life who claims her? She's got ties to Nocturnal and Sithis, as well as various other Daedric Princes. All consider me to be their champion or servant. So after my character dies does my soul go to the Evergloam or to the Void?? Has anyone else thought about this before? Does Shor claim my soul for Sovngarde, or do my ties to other Daedric Princes cause my soul to be sent to Oblivion? Could this potentially result in some kind of a fight between Daedra over my soul?
It depends on what your goal is for your character's campaign story. Enchanting will certainly boost the abilities of your Wood Elf, and Alchemy could boost your Enchanting abilities, which in effect boosts your character's abilities even further. If I were you, I would open up a few skills from these branches for your character. But again, think about it before you do it. As an archer you may not have need of enchantments since you'll be sneaking around picking off guys one by one. You'll be plenty deadly once you boost those abilities to 100. If you want to focus on other branches though, don't even bother using your skill points for the Enchantment and Alchemy branches if you're not going to get the maximum effect out of those branches, particularly for your character's areas of expertise, which would be Sneak and Archery, presumably. Like I said though, it's up to you and what your goal is for your character.
Grelka: "Are you going to stand there all day staring, or are you actually going to buy something? Otherwise move on!" Very funny. She doesn't care one bit about her customers, lol.
Farkas: "Did you call me?" Aela: "Of course we did ice-brain." This is very funny when you consider how Farkas talks - it sounds like he has brain-freeze, lol.
*loose quote* Nazir, Dark Brotherhood Handler: "Congratulations. You butchered an emaciated beggar in cold blood. You are truly an opponent to be feared!"
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