Dark Assassin
Obsessed with the aldmeri dominion
For fun sometimes I go up on a high building/mountain/hill and watch the day pass bye. Other times I go kill everyone in every hold city. So what do you like to do for fun In Skyrim?
What do you do?
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Black Orchid
Death Incarnate
There's a cliff in High Hrothgar that I like to repeatedly throw my characters off of, only to watch them plummet and tumble to their deaths.
I find this to be wonderful therapy after a grinding day at work.
Writes-Many-Posts
Champion of Grottos and Gremlins
I take every guard's clothes off, their weapons too (maybe leaving the arrows without a bow for fetish/insult), punch the oldest lady I can find in the city, lure them to follow me while trying to punch a fully daedric armored champion (brave folks) and make sure we get all to a giant camp (this takes a while in Markarth). Then I watch the cinematic kills of the giants and I can proudly say I saw naked people flying without consuming skooma, nor Sleeping Tree Sap, nor Histsap
Rimfaxe96
Well-Known Member
Spawning stuff, people and animals in randomly chosen places. Running around naked just for the reactions. Running around at night hoping to get a few random encounters (success varies at this though, my very best so far has been a Thalmor group followed by another one -> instant double-kill, fun 
). Talking to funny characters/checking out caves and stuff to collect as much as possible to sell it and become even more rich than I already am, and last but not least, starting from an older savegame to do some fun quests again. ^-^
). Talking to funny characters/checking out caves and stuff to collect as much as possible to sell it and become even more rich than I already am, and last but not least, starting from an older savegame to do some fun quests again. ^-^
Khasrin
Fusozayiit
THIS. My favorites so far are Lucan Valerius: "Hey! How you walk around at home is your own business - when you're at HOME!" and Farkas: "Um...you've got no clothes. You should get some."
Actually I like to listen to the lectures at the College of Winterhold. If you can catch Phinis Gestor's lecture about College policies, it's funny
"While Drevis appreciates the spellcasting skill that went into somehow cramming several hundred apples into his pillow, he would ask that it please not happen again..."I also like cooking when I get bored, and I'll go gather ingredients just to make certain dishes. (Elsweyr Fondue, anyone?) I always put the kitchen extension on my house in Hearthfire just to have the oven.
Chadonraz
Well-Known Member
Whirlwind Sprint (all three Words) down the Dragonsreach stairs, landing next to Talos. If I didn't have the Heavy Armor perk "Cushioned", or wasn't wearing four pieces, the fall damage would kill me.
Of course, the guards don't appreciate this.
Unfortunately for them I also like to lead a guard who is going to tell me off for Shouting around town.
Of course, the guards don't appreciate this.
Unfortunately for them I also like to lead a guard who is going to tell me off for Shouting around town.
Wildroses
Well-Known Member
I love building homesteads so much I'd have to say Hearthfire is the one I'd keep if I had to lose two of my DLCs. I find the process of scrounging enough money for land and iron then going around trying to find the more obscure items like amulets and ingots. I also enjoy roleplaying having a family to raise and come home to. A family and a homestead are my top priorities with nearly every character.
Also alchemy. Part of the reason I never fast travel is so I can spend twice as long on the road picking flowers and chasing butterflies.
I'd have to say I really enjoy avoiding quests. Some of my favourite most successful characters have been ones who have aims which don't relate to quests, such as finding specific random loot, making a portfolio of jewellery as gifts for family members, and being a professional alchemist who harvests all her ingredients personally. It's not that the Skyrim quests are bad. My enjoyment of the quests is why I fell in love with this game. It's just lately I seem to have more fun when I ignore most quests.
Also alchemy. Part of the reason I never fast travel is so I can spend twice as long on the road picking flowers and chasing butterflies.
I'd have to say I really enjoy avoiding quests. Some of my favourite most successful characters have been ones who have aims which don't relate to quests, such as finding specific random loot, making a portfolio of jewellery as gifts for family members, and being a professional alchemist who harvests all her ingredients personally. It's not that the Skyrim quests are bad. My enjoyment of the quests is why I fell in love with this game. It's just lately I seem to have more fun when I ignore most quests.
Daelon DuLac
How do you backstab a Dragon?
Read. There are some great stories in all those books (and some great info too!). Besides, they're (in general) short and my attention span is not that long.
Sahdira
Member
Mostly Sahdira will wander the countryside and collect alchemy reagents on her lazy days. If she is near a city she will crawl through shops and looks for rare books. Sometimes when she is in the Rift, where the water is slightly above freezing, she will take a swim. Yes, yes, she knows that you don't often see Khajiit in water, but Sahdira is an odd Khajiit at times.
DragonMage2013
Member
Assassination Contracts. It's endless so, I do at least a dozen before sleeping. It feels like my "part-time job" if you know what I mean. Then I keep 'trophies' of my targets. I actually got the idea from a rather creepy video on youtube about a guy who RPGd his character as a serial killer with all those women's heads. Creepy? Yes. Creative? I'd give it a yes.
I actually got the idea from a rather creepy video on youtube about a guy who RPGd his character as a serial killer with all those women's heads. Creepy? Yes. Creative? I'd give it a yes.
shadowkitty
Mistress of Shadows
Hunting for souls to fill empty gems.
Setting off in a random direction to see what I can discover (I found Angis' camp this way)
Riding my horse through the countryside.
Turning Were in the middle of a city.
Hunting down a dragon I see way off in the distance.
Returning to Gallows Rock (again) where my horse died and avenging it's death by slaughtering everything inside.
Killing the only killable chicken(without having the citizens wanting to kill you) at Darkwater Crossing, and doing raise zombie on it just so I can have a zombie chicken.
Avenging the bunny deaths in Shadowgreen Cavern.
Setting off in a random direction to see what I can discover (I found Angis' camp this way)
Riding my horse through the countryside.
Turning Were in the middle of a city.
Hunting down a dragon I see way off in the distance.
Returning to Gallows Rock (again) where my horse died and avenging it's death by slaughtering everything inside.
Killing the only killable chicken(without having the citizens wanting to kill you) at Darkwater Crossing, and doing raise zombie on it just so I can have a zombie chicken.
Avenging the bunny deaths in Shadowgreen Cavern.
Daelon DuLac
How do you backstab a Dragon?
Uhm... Why would you want to kill everybody in a city? That seems like cutting off the nose to smite the face.
Israel
Member
I think it's pretty fun. Just save right before and have at it.
