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Next Classics Event

• SpookyBorn2021

  

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  November 2, 2015

  Well why not. Enchanting is the best thing about Oblivion/Morrowind.

  Enchant your items with anything you want, create Hoods of Suicide if you want, the possibilities are endless. 

  Well why not. Enchanting is the best thing about Oblivion/Morrowind.

  Enchant your items with anything you want, create Hoods of Suicide if you want, the possibilities are endless. 

• SpookyBorn2021

  

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  November 2, 2015

  Hellfire...Me, nah that doesn't seem right. What am I supposed to be criticising here? 

  Hellfire...Me, nah that doesn't seem right. What am I supposed to be criticising here? 

• Karver the Lorc

  

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  November 2, 2015

  So no criticism on making Event focused on one Class?

  So no criticism on making Event focused on one Class?

• Karver the Lorc

  

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  November 2, 2015

  That´s true. But to be honest, I have absolutely no idea how to make an Event around that.

  Enchanters. "You can rely only on Enchanting, but no magic"? Or something like that. Morrowind fares much better in this than Oblivion, considering you can create enchantments that let you cast spells.

  That´s true. But to be honest, I have absolutely no idea how to make an Event around that.

  Enchanters. "You can rely only on Enchanting, but no magic"? Or something like that. Morrowind fares much better in this than Oblivion, considering you can create enchantments that let you cast spells.

• SpookyBorn2021

  

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  November 2, 2015

  Well...not really, I mean it is a tad limiting but I think it could create some kickass characters. For instance if you did Assassins, we'd have 2 normal Assassins, a Magical Assassin and then my character, an Enchanting Assassin (who uses Enchanting a lot). 

  It does limit us, but at the same time it really gives us a chance to do something amazing with a simple concept. So it's a pretty good idea in my opinion. 

  Well...not really, I mean it is a tad limiting but I think it could create some kickass characters. For instance if you did Assassins, we'd have 2 normal Assassins, a Magical Assassin and then my character, an Enchanting Assassin (who uses Enchanting a lot). 

  It does limit us, but at the same time it really gives us a chance to do something amazing with a simple concept. So it's a pretty good idea in my opinion. 

• SpookyBorn2021

  

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  November 2, 2015

  Enchanting Classes. 

  Each participant picks a Class and instead of perking it's skills, creates a character from that class using only Enchanting (And maybe one other skill)

  Enchanting Classes. 

  Each participant picks a Class and instead of perking it's skills, creates a character from that class using only Enchanting (And maybe one other skill)

• Karver the Lorc

  

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  November 2, 2015

  If I´m getting this right, you mean:

  I pick a Barbarian for example, but I won´t be increasing it´s skills, but rely on Enchanting to raise those skills instead. That´s what you meant? If not, than you have to explain it little bit more for me

  Also, note that Enchanting isn´t a Skill in Oblivion.

  If I´m getting this right, you mean:

  I pick a Barbarian for example, but I won´t be increasing it´s skills, but rely on Enchanting to raise those skills instead. That´s what you meant? If not, than you have to explain it little bit more for me

  Also, note that Enchanting isn´t a Skill in Oblivion.

• Karver the Lorc

  

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  November 2, 2015

  Hm. True, little bit limiting. So how about giving people an option to choose between two "Classes/Archetypes"?

  Like: "Character Building Event: Knigths and Assassins"

  Hm. True, little bit limiting. So how about giving people an option to choose between two "Classes/Archetypes"?

  Like: "Character Building Event: Knigths and Assassins"

• The Lone Prisoner

  

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  November 2, 2015

  I suggested we snag a Skyrim CB event for Factions just because I thought it had a sense of irony to it given that Skyrim CB was using one of our events. I don't think it should be a lasting trend. That said, I can't think of any original event ideas either. We already kind of encompassed using stuff purely unique to the older games with Revival, and it might be a bit early to start running 2.0s. I guess I'll post again if I come up with something. You and Kael have a while to plan though, since I doubt many people will be interested in a Classics event for at least until a few months after release of FO4.

  I suggested we snag a Skyrim CB event for Factions just because I thought it had a sense of irony to it given that Skyrim CB was using one of our events. I don't think it should be a lasting trend. That said, I can't think of any original event ideas either. We already kind of encompassed using stuff purely unique to the older games with Revival, and it might be a bit early to start running 2.0s. I guess I'll post again if I come up with something. You and Kael have a while to plan though, since I doubt many people will be interested in a Classics event for at least until a few months after release of FO4.
• Karver the Lorc

  

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  November 2, 2015

  Factions were good, and while it wasn´t original, the results speaks for themselves. It suited people well to join the Event, so it has it´s pros and cons.

  Yeah, we have plenty of time to figure out what kind of Event we would like to do. So plenty of time to toss ideas around here.

  Factions were good, and while it wasn´t original, the results speaks for themselves. It suited people well to join the Event, so it has it´s pros and cons.

  Yeah, we have plenty of time to figure out what kind of Event we would like to do. So plenty of time to toss ideas around here.