I'm putting the library in Lakeview manor if I can ever get them to stop attacking me every time I walk in to town (well actually - the guards don't attack me, it's the NPCs as soon as I walk in the Alchemist or the Jarls Hall - funny, the general store guys don't). I have journals all over the place and have filled up Breezehome.
yea but not everyone can afford a pc that'll run this game, and on console it can be a major issue.
one day when i win the lottery i'll let ya know..
That's why I sell everything I can to Black Market. I treat him like my Skyrim Recycle Bin. I send my junk to Oblivion.
one day when i win the lottery i'll let ya know..
That's why I sell everything I can to Black Market. I treat him like my Skyrim Recycle Bin. I send my junk to Oblivion.
That is probably how the Oblivion Crisis started.
Dagon: "Behold my beautiful, destructive realm. Envy of all the princes, my great lakes of lava and my giant mound of... letters, spoons, wooden plates, bowls, jugs... Oh hell no, who brought this crap here?"
Dremora: "You did Master, when you bound me to that mortal. He sells us his junk."
Dagon: "You mean I'm paying for his pl***? That's it, lets fluff up their realm."
well.. problem is the devs kinda left us with "no choice" but to sell them, skyrim is the only game i've ever played where everything you drop just stays there permanately, had they designed it like other games and made them disappear after awhile it never would have been an issue.. i mean answer me this, why the hell would you ever wanna keep a simple note dropped in the middle of nowhere which reads "New museum opening in dawnstar"That's why I sell everything I can to Black Market. I treat him like my Skyrim Recycle Bin. I send my junk to Oblivion.
That is probably how the Oblivion Crisis started.
Dagon: "Behold my beautiful, destructive realm. Envy of all the princes, my great lakes of lava and my giant mound of... letters, spoons, wooden plates, bowls, jugs... Oh hell no, who brought this crap here?"
Dremora: "You did Master, when you bound me to that mortal. He sells us his junk."
Dagon: "You mean I'm paying for his pl***? That's it, lets fluff up their realm."
If that's true, the Dragonborn DLC is basically part one of the story of how the Last Dragonborn began the process of Tamriel's apocalypse by Hermaeus Mora, who eventually got fed up with all the brooms, tankards, letters and wooden bowls covering up the books in his library of knowledge. "Are you kidding me? MORE of this crap? How is it possible their realm even has so many plates? I"ve had enough, I'm going to make sure it's impossible for that realm to have any more of this junk permanently."
You know, I'm kind of pissed off that Hermaeus Mora killed my friend. I think I'll make a point of only selling weapons enchanted with Banish Daedra to his Black Market Dremora Merchant.
that makes no sense and it really begs the question of "wtf were they thinking" when they thought that'd be a good idea? no wonder this game is so hard to maintain on console, even on pc theirs just no reason for that! most times i don't even care about making money for items i pick up, i just want the damn things gone so they'll stop causing lag and freeze ups so i can play the fukin game in peace! bad game design imo.. i absolutely hate having to take the unnecessary time to make sure i pick up each and every weapon, bow, and shield that litters the ground after a fight to give them to the first merchant i see "what am i a recycling janitor!!??" but if i don't my game will likely freeze, thats just stupid and makes no sense.. i love this game but crazy tasks like that seriously make me question why i play it sometimes. 
well.. problem is the devs kinda left us with "no choice" but to sell them, skyrim is the only game i've ever played where everything you drop just stays there permanately, had they designed it like other games and made them disappear after awhile it never would have been an issue.. i mean answer me this, why the hell would you ever wanna keep a simple note dropped in the middle of nowhere which reads "New museum opening in dawnstar"
yea but going around from body to body stuffing weapons in them is even more creepy and tedious! that method would really make me feel like some kinda deranged psychotic.. i'd much rather deal with a few negative interwebz commenting kids who aren't happy unless they have something to complain about cry over losing "that one meaningless note which for some odd reason they wanted to keep" rather than be punished with lag and game crashes so the devs can be sure it doesn't happen.. like i said, bad game design at its finest.well.. problem is the devs kinda left us with "no choice" but to sell them, skyrim is the only game i've ever played where everything you drop just stays there permanately, had they designed it like other games and made them disappear after awhile it never would have been an issue.. i mean answer me this, why the hell would you ever wanna keep a simple note dropped in the middle of nowhere which reads "New museum opening in dawnstar"
I understand the frustration but it's fairly simple to stock the dead bodies with loose weapons after the battle so they disappear when the zone resets. Or, like I mentioned, Black Market is a good option.
They can't win no matter what. As is people complain about lag. If they scripted it the way you are suggesting, people would complain that they are losing stuff they accidentally dropped. It's a lose/lose for Bethesda.
yea but going around from body to body stuffing weapons in them is even more creepy and tedious! that method would really make me feel like some kinda deranged psychotic.. i'd much rather deal with a few negative interwebz commenting kids who aren't happy unless they have something to complain about cry over losing "that one meaningless note which for some odd reason they wanted to keep" rather than be punished with lag and game crashes so the devs can be sure it doesn't happen.. like i said, bad game design at its finest.well.. problem is the devs kinda left us with "no choice" but to sell them, skyrim is the only game i've ever played where everything you drop just stays there permanately, had they designed it like other games and made them disappear after awhile it never would have been an issue.. i mean answer me this, why the hell would you ever wanna keep a simple note dropped in the middle of nowhere which reads "New museum opening in dawnstar"
I understand the frustration but it's fairly simple to stock the dead bodies with loose weapons after the battle so they disappear when the zone resets. Or, like I mentioned, Black Market is a good option.
They can't win no matter what. As is people complain about lag. If they scripted it the way you are suggesting, people would complain that they are losing stuff they accidentally dropped. It's a lose/lose for Bethesda.
i don't loot every enemy, no.. most common bandits for example never have anything of any real value say for a few septims which isn't worth my time, and i'm not saying that items should dissapear immediately, gosh no.. but within a few "in game" hours yes they should, and so what if you forget to grab an item or two? all enemies respawn eventually so its not like that item can't be attained at some point.
