Favorite settlement/village?
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itsLilBeastHD
Jason, Modder.
Riften, because i mainly make assassin/thief characters and i love the water.
Saozig
Hippy
Dragon Bridge is definitely in a cool location, with the bridge, river and mountains near by. I also like how the hamlet is laid out. It's definitely a place I visit often.
I'm also fond of Rorikstead but wish it was a bit more developed. I love running around the plains of Whiterun or the edge of the Reach for a few hours and then heading over there. Just wish there was more to do, in-game interaction-wise.
While not a settlement per se, Nightgte Inn is a great resting place, although pretty lonely. I wish it got more travelers that youcould talk to, buy a drink for, etc. Also hate that your Hearthfire carts won't take you there, What's up with that?
I've got a weird thing for the Crabber's Shanty and teh Alchemist's Shack. I think it comes from when I was first playing the game and found these location for the first time. I just thought they were so cool and vastly more pleasant than the seriously depressing Meeko's Shack and Lund's Hut.
Riverwood is of course a central location and pretty gorgeous. I wish most of the smaller locatins where as developed as it.
Of the hold capitals, I like Riften perhaps the most--it has a diverse group of NPCs and plenty to do there, plus the whole on-the-waterfont thing is very appealing (I'm still convinced the place woud stink of fish, stale mead and mildew). With my latest character i've been spending most of my time in Farkreath, which has it's own gloom-and-goat-manure appeal about it.
I wish there were a few more smaller locations in the game, namely near the borders where you could trade for items from outside of Skyrim and interact with more "fringe' type of people.
I'm also fond of Rorikstead but wish it was a bit more developed. I love running around the plains of Whiterun or the edge of the Reach for a few hours and then heading over there. Just wish there was more to do, in-game interaction-wise.
While not a settlement per se, Nightgte Inn is a great resting place, although pretty lonely. I wish it got more travelers that youcould talk to, buy a drink for, etc. Also hate that your Hearthfire carts won't take you there, What's up with that?
I've got a weird thing for the Crabber's Shanty and teh Alchemist's Shack. I think it comes from when I was first playing the game and found these location for the first time. I just thought they were so cool and vastly more pleasant than the seriously depressing Meeko's Shack and Lund's Hut.
Riverwood is of course a central location and pretty gorgeous. I wish most of the smaller locatins where as developed as it.
Of the hold capitals, I like Riften perhaps the most--it has a diverse group of NPCs and plenty to do there, plus the whole on-the-waterfont thing is very appealing (I'm still convinced the place woud stink of fish, stale mead and mildew). With my latest character i've been spending most of my time in Farkreath, which has it's own gloom-and-goat-manure appeal about it.
I wish there were a few more smaller locations in the game, namely near the borders where you could trade for items from outside of Skyrim and interact with more "fringe' type of people.
Cylos
The Last Dragonborn
Oh I love Tel Mithryn, I just don't want to be too far from Skyrim in case something bad happens, your faction could attack at any moment
wrighty
Thalmor 3rd Emissary
Haha true that, but I think we should take solstheim first and use it as a base of operations to attack skyrimOh I love Tel Mithryn, I just don't want to be too far from Skyrim in case something bad happens, your faction could attack at any moment
and because I want to take over tel mithryn and have my high elf use it as his own little tree house nawwwwwwI seriously love Solstheim though, the skaal village is nice too have you ever gone to northshore landing? theres a giant mudcrab there called old salty!
oh and those spider bombs are cool.
Cylos
The Last Dragonborn
The spiders, I feel like an arachnomancer. I've explored the whole island, so beautiful. The dunmer aren't that keen on you, neither will the Skaal be after you tried to nick the recipe for Stalhrim, so if you conquer Solstheim you'll have to deal with the Dunmeri armies, don't fight battles you can't win.Haha true that, but I think we should take solstheim first and use it as a base of operations to attack skyrim
I seriously love Solstheim though, the skaal village is nice too have you ever gone to northshore landing? theres a giant mudcrab there called old salty!
wrighty
Thalmor 3rd Emissary
The Dunmer there don't seem to like anyone, even my Dunmer character didn't even get any nicer treatment
I like the Dunmer though, my High Elf would recommend recruiting you into the Dominions Armies + they are elves, we're all in it together against the Empire!
I convinced the Thalmor Altmer in my playthrough so I can use them as merchants and sell Stalhrim gear too them.
agree with the spiders, my favourite is the poison cloak spiders, I can never get many emeralds though.
I like the Dunmer though, my High Elf would recommend recruiting you into the Dominions Armies + they are elves, we're all in it together against the Empire!
I convinced the Thalmor Altmer in my playthrough so I can use them as merchants and sell Stalhrim gear too them.
agree with the spiders, my favourite is the poison cloak spiders, I can never get many emeralds though.
Rand Althor
Legionnaire
Riverwood and Dragonbridge are by far the most picturesque villages. As far as major cities go, I've always considered Whiterun home since it was the first city I visited and spent the most time in.
The Laoch
He is the Prince of Order. Or was it biscuits?
Markarth- best hold to defend. Right up against a mountain, made of stone so fire isn't a problem, and deep tunnels that lead out so you can smuggle in supplies. Unless you go against Ulfric, since he will blow the hinges off the door and his Stormcloaks will destroy.
Anouck
Queen of Procrastination
I always get lost in Markarth. I do not visit it very often so I have a hard time finding things...
Mighty Pecan Pie
The secret American
I like Falkreath most, Dawnstar second.
markath looks very nice, but it confuses.
markath looks very nice, but it confuses.
Karen
boop.
Same here, Whiterun just always feels like home to me, and I always feel safe and welcome there. False security, as I've been attacked by all sorts within the city walls, but still, I can't help but feel safe there. And as far as jarls go, Balgruuf is probably one of my favorites.
