What will be your 2013 Skyrim Resolution?

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doc108

Member
Do every quest possible in one playthrough and discover every location.
 

Hildolfr

It's a big hammer.
My resolution is to finish building my house in Falkreath. I started it, but once I filled it with enough stuff that it felt like home, I stopped and said, "I'll get back to some of the little things." I never did.
 

LaSposaCadavere

New Member
Reaching level 81 with at least one character (without cheating and/or exploiting glitches, of course).
And I should really install some good mods.
 

Clau

The Fateless One
1. Move out of Breezehome and into Proudspire Manor. Then declutter with all the loot that I happen to pickup in random fashion.

2. Finally deliver the ingredients to Ingrid Black Briar.
 

Hildolfr

It's a big hammer.
No more new characters until I get my two main builds to at least level 50.
This is a good one. I often find myself wanting to make a new character and then once I have, I find all the early quests tedious and boring, but I've committed to the new character. It's like a vicious cycle.
 

Monkeyzero

Member
This is a good one. I often find myself wanting to make a new character and then once I have, I find all the early quests tedious and boring, but I've committed to the new character. It's like a vicious cycle.
Me too. But I do it anyway. I restarted again last night actually. Lol.

Sent from The Nether
 

LaSposaCadavere

New Member
I like the early quests and guild quests, that's why I could make different characters over and over again if I wasn't so committed to the ones I've already made.

I second the Ingun Black-Briar's ingredients too, although I always end up delivering them at the end, but it takes me forever.
 

Saozig

Hippy
This is a good one. I often find myself wanting to make a new character and then once I have, I find all the early quests tedious and boring, but I've committed to the new character. It's like a vicious cycle.

I got my itch to do a Khajiit, Altmer and Orc character out of my system by doing this so now I'm like, "I soooo do not want to do Bleak Falls Barrow or re-learn alchemy ingredients' properties again right now." Which is partly why I abandoned them early on. I like the fun of shaping a new character skill-wise, but yeah, there are certain things I am really uninterested in re-doing right now, which is why I resurrected my Redguard character instead of making a new one, even though I kind of lost my way RP-wise with her and am trying to sort out what to do with her now.

If I get bored with my present three, I have my low-level Altmer, Khajiit and Orc to return to without having to escape from Helgen or go fetch those damn Golden Claw and Dragonstone again. :p

I need to come up with ideas of where to take my 3 characters now. My Dunmer's pretty much done most of Dragonborn that she can right now but doesn't seem too interested in settling down for some domestic time with her hubby, my Bosmer's built his three Hearthfire homes, and my Redguard just needs a reason to exist. So I guess that's my resolution. I suppose I could always return to the main quest with any one of them....LOL.

I also may resurrect my last Breton, Saozig a'Dhubh. She was close to lv 70 when she built Lakeview Manor and settled down to be single mother to Blaise and Sofie. Kind of curious to see how she'd do in Solstheim, since she is great at Shouts.
 

Octavia

~ Ryla <3
My resolution is to, at some point next year, make a character that I won't decide to delete after they hit level 10 xD
 
To purchase and play on PC so that I can explore the world of mods. I wanted to do that with Oblivion, but it may be too late at this point.
 

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