ancient nord armor, for looking like an all-natural nordic revenant while still maintaining femininity
steel plate armor, for being a valkyrie
orcish armor, for looking like a hunk of jagged forgings, and also because my nord's name is Ronan Orc-Courted cause she was was such a bold new talent in armoring that an orc once hollered at my girl and I have to tell someone, please, know of my head-canon, I can't be alone with this information
Ancient nord armor = best, all 15 of my wives wear it.
For what, Dawnguard? Nah, it's a fine plot. Certainly better than the vast majority of the main game's plots. Plus your companion throughout is well written and easily one of the better characters in the whole of Skyrim.
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Serana seems like a well written character until you remember she's supposed to be a Molag Bal worshipper, then suddenly her behavior doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
She was a Molag Bal worshipper, who already had her doubts about the whole thing even after being trapped for like a thousand years.
Really the whole Molag Bal thing was just a paper thin reason for this whole family to be vampires. It's not a great plot point but doesn't somehow turn a well written character into a bad one.
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Crossbows are easily the best thing added to Skyrim, I think. As an archer player, the crossbows combined with the explosive quarrels really give me a way to fight dragons and other non-sneakable beasties with real stopping power.
Tribunal gives you some sorely lacking light armor between chitin and glass for free, and quite a bit of money if the game is feeling good about throwing more assassins your way
Not a huge amount of atmosphere until the last mission, and while that was pretty neat, it wasn't anything as cool as the finale of Tribunal.
Really though it's not entirely fair to compare the two anyway. Bloodmoon is a slice of the open world gameplay of Morrowind. Lots of random stuff to do, neat environments to explore. The story was kind of a neat excuse to introduce werewolves.
Tribunal lacked most of these open-world features but presented a more focused world and story that related to Morrowind's, and was therefore much more interesting as an environment and story. To me, anyway. I'll always prefer Tribunal to Bloodmoon, but they're very different expansions.
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open world gameplay is number one
I was so sad when I couldn't open the city door in mournhold
I loved the open world game in Morrowind but the thing that sticks with me the most is the story. When bloodmoon came out I went into it expecting something as good as Tribunal's plot and was only disappointed. The open world nature of it wasn't enough to make up for that, even though I still had a lot of fun.
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Look I play elder scrolls to not play with other people
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The most compelling things about Elder Scrolls are freedom of movement/plot and personal character creation. Neither of those things are possible in an MMO.
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Bloodmoon was a whole lot of fun for being a fairly desolate island
it was the Mead hall and the colony that really sold it for me
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And stuff like the Bloodmoon, the giant residing in a frozen castle and the mining colony was great material.
I haven't really got into it all
but lemme tell you, it's REALLY nice being able to craft arrows
and to see random vampires not in ugly brown furs
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I haven't grabbed a chunk of land or anything, but I've been planning out my houses
How awkward is the transition between the small house and main hall? I want to build a place with an Armory, Storage, and an Enchanting Tower
but I would also like a bed
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Ancient nord armor = best, all 15 of my wives wear it.
It's fun but the plot is comically awful if you stop to think about it for even a second.
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But who cares, Ancient Falmer Armor and Aetherium Crown justify everything I'm king of skyrimmmmmm (or I look it)
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Really the whole Molag Bal thing was just a paper thin reason for this whole family to be vampires. It's not a great plot point but doesn't somehow turn a well written character into a bad one.
better gameplay
inferior atmosphere, setting and story
unless you like the atmosphere of a smelly sewer
actually, only every day since the addon craphole.....until then it was wonderful on the ps3
also, solstheim had cool treasure spots and was awesome in general
At least its an atmosphere
Bloodmoon had ice and snow and that was it
Not a huge amount of atmosphere until the last mission, and while that was pretty neat, it wasn't anything as cool as the finale of Tribunal.
Really though it's not entirely fair to compare the two anyway. Bloodmoon is a slice of the open world gameplay of Morrowind. Lots of random stuff to do, neat environments to explore. The story was kind of a neat excuse to introduce werewolves.
Tribunal lacked most of these open-world features but presented a more focused world and story that related to Morrowind's, and was therefore much more interesting as an environment and story. To me, anyway. I'll always prefer Tribunal to Bloodmoon, but they're very different expansions.
I was so sad when I couldn't open the city door in mournhold
People say that, but nah
hehehehe
backdoor
just like every other mmorpg