No. Just as before, my characters were all wimpy as hell, and the game turned out fine. You just need better strategy as your character gets weaker.
No. Just as before, my characters were all wimpy as hell, and the game turned out fine. You just need better strategy as your character gets weaker.
I am thinking of storing Morrowind's directory completely on Google Drive. It will be stored locally on my main computer, but will automatically sync any changes (prioritizing those on my main computer) to my laptop. Can someone try this? I am currently away from my main computer, so I cannot personally test this until Tuesday. Please respond.
I am thinking of storing Morrowind's directory completely on Google Drive. It will be stored locally on my main computer, but will automatically sync any changes (prioritizing those on my main computer) to my laptop. Can someone try this? I am currently away from my main computer, so I cannot personally test this until Tuesday. Please respond.
So I am back deep in Oblivion (my Sheogorath got me pretty tuned up) and I am playing pretty much pure mage build with sneak instead of conjuration. It is Altmer (what a surprise) and Thalmor supporter (what a surprise again). But I am not sure how to exactly roleplay Thalmor in that time. Main quest seems like a good choice - ever heard Thalmor claiming they stopped the Oblivion Crisis? Well, what if one of their agents really did? Mage´s Guild will work too, but after that I am kind of lost. What would Thalmor do at the beginning of the Fourth Era? Weakening Empire through murders of Imperial Leaders?
Any ideas?
So I am back deep in Oblivion (my Sheogorath got me pretty tuned up) and I am playing pretty much pure mage build with sneak instead of conjuration. It is Altmer (what a surprise) and Thalmor supporter (what a surprise again). But I am not sure how to exactly roleplay Thalmor in that time. Main quest seems like a good choice - ever heard Thalmor claiming they stopped the Oblivion Crisis? Well, what if one of their agents really did? Mage´s Guild will work too, but after that I am kind of lost. What would Thalmor do at the beginning of the Fourth Era? Weakening Empire through murders of Imperial Leaders?
Any ideas?
It is true, but Ocato was assassinated in 4E10, likely by Thalmor. So clearly they had some agents in Cyrodiil before they seized power on Isles.
And it seems like great opportunity to have a agent who becomes Champion of Cyrodiil. :)
It is true, but Ocato was assassinated in 4E10, likely by Thalmor. So clearly they had some agents in Cyrodiil before they seized power on Isles.
And it seems like great opportunity to have a agent who becomes Champion of Cyrodiil. :)
I guess. However, the only person who claims that the Thalmor did it is an Altmer refugee, who already hated the Thalmor. This, coupled with the fact that the group barely existed in Sumurset at that point, makes me question the UESP's claim that the Thalmor most likely did it.
Despite this, a Thalmor agent would be a cool build in Oblivion. I imagine a Black hood, Black Shirt, Elven Greaves/Boots/Gauntlets, and Ebony weapons (if any).
I guess. However, the only person who claims that the Thalmor did it is an Altmer refugee, who already hated the Thalmor. This, coupled with the fact that the group barely existed in Sumurset at that point, makes me question the UESP's claim that the Thalmor most likely did it.
Despite this, a Thalmor agent would be a cool build in Oblivion. I imagine a Black hood, Black Shirt, Elven Greaves/Boots/Gauntlets, and Ebony weapons (if any).
I know the Thalmor existed; they just barely existed at that point.
However, it would be cool to play a character who would eventually kill Ocato, so you could try an anti-imperial (quietly- don't advertise your stance against the Empire) character. I think the Elven boots would look the best on this character, as it fits the stealthy vibe that I imagine an agent using. Also, an ebony shortsword would look really nice on this character. He could also specialize in Illusion and other utility spells.
I know the Thalmor existed; they just barely existed at that point.
However, it would be cool to play a character who would eventually kill Ocato, so you could try an anti-imperial (quietly- don't advertise your stance against the Empire) character. I think the Elven boots would look the best on this character, as it fits the stealthy vibe that I imagine an agent using. Also, an ebony shortsword would look really nice on this character. He could also specialize in Illusion and other utility spells.