[ SECRET POST #3147 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3147 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I don't mind entertaining bugs, or exploit bugs. So in that sense, the original releases are kind of fun.

But I'm pretty sure Skyrim still hasn't been sufficiently patched, and it is so damn easy to get stuck in quests, or be unable to trigger them, due to massive bugs. That's when it gets annoying, when you can't properly play the game.

[dethtoll]

If you're on PC, try using the unofficial patch. It should help a bit.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I did - after I locked myself out of a quest on a file I'd already spent like 80 hours in. It was one that was supposed to trigger when entering a city... Markath, I think? Can't remember the city's name. This led to a quest, that would eventually trigger another quest, when you go into a haunted house and can eventually acquire another daedric artifact. But I didn't walk into that city the first time I entered, I was transported there on the Drinking Game quest. Of course, I didn't realize that this would break the other quests, so I put like another thirty hours into that file before I was hunting daedric artifacts and realized that I had locked myself out of the quest. At that point, there was nothing really that could be done. There were a couple suggestions for others in this problem to try to do a few things that could re-trigger the necessary events, but nothing worked for me.

So, a good life lesson, always look for unofficial patches before playing any computer game ever.

[dethtoll]

I wouldn't say all PC games, but yeah most RPGs especially need it. Even Fallout 1, the be-all-end-all of cRPGs, has a bunch of unofficial patches.

[(Anonymous)]

*tips fedora*

[(Anonymous)]

*suicide encouragement*

[(Anonymous)]

*Applause.*