My Daughter is a... [censored]?

Post » Thu Nov 15, 2012 3:21 pm

I dont know how to put this so i will lead up to it softly. I come back to my home, Breezehome, in Whiterun and i say hi to my wife, ask for a meal then walk into my daughters bedroom to say goodnight and she isnt wearing any cloths...O.o I [censored] you not, she has no cloths on and asks if she can play outside! I believe this is a glitch and im curious to know if any one else has com across their kids half naked in sjyrim?
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Chavala
 
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Post » Thu Nov 15, 2012 9:38 am

You did not notice the lack of clothes when you gave her the new dress? One character adopted an existing orphan from the main game, and had a undressed surprise the first time when offering new clothes. One adopted one of the new children introduced with Hearthfire, and changed dresses with no problem. So either it is a problem with the existing characters accepting new clothes the first time, or it is a problem with offering the same clothes they had. Although I am sure I offered something different, Braggen had every dress available to select from. Either way offering a different dress will get her clothed.

Both daughters were offered the full range of clothes one at a time, the problem never happened again after the first time, neither character has adopted any boys yet.
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Leticia Hernandez
 
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Post » Thu Nov 15, 2012 12:26 pm

I gave new clothes to Hroar. He said "Thanks" and never tried the clothes...
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Rob
 
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Post » Thu Nov 15, 2012 10:26 am

I gave new clothes to Hroar. He said "Thanks" and never tried the clothes...

I did the same thing with an ugly sweater given by a family member at some Christmas when I was a kid. Don't take it personally; some clothes are just ugly.
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Victoria Vasileva
 
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Post » Thu Nov 15, 2012 11:19 am

You called your own daughter a [censored] just because she has no clothes? :rofl:
But anyway Gstaff said if you give her another pair of clothes it should fix the glitch.
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kasia
 
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Post » Thu Nov 15, 2012 9:58 am

Maybe she just really enjoys the feel of a brisk Skyrim breeze.
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Laura-Jayne Lee
 
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Post » Thu Nov 15, 2012 5:53 am

You said you entered her bedroom to say goodnight. Maybe she was preparing to sleep? I always wondered why everyone in Skyrim is fully clothed while sleeping.

Nah, it's probably a glitch.
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Wane Peters
 
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Post » Thu Nov 15, 2012 1:19 pm

Remember the barbarians in Morrowind?
"No. I didn't fall victim to a witch. Why do you ask? It is just too damn hot."
Nords :biggrin:
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Emily abigail Villarreal
 
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Post » Thu Nov 15, 2012 6:20 am

First loincloth-clad couriers and now immodest children... what's next? Streaking Graybeards? :sick:
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Richard Dixon
 
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Post » Thu Nov 15, 2012 4:43 pm

First loincloth-clad couriers and now immodest children... what's next? Streaking Graybeards? :sick:

Streaking Greybeards using a certain shout. Never know what you saw.......
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sunny lovett
 
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Post » Thu Nov 15, 2012 5:48 pm

I did the same thing with an ugly sweater given by a family member at some Christmas when I was a kid. Don't take it personally; some clothes are just ugly.

But, I gave him the nicest clothes from the best tailor in all of Skyrim!

I don't know who Hroar's biological parents were, but they obviously spoiled him...
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Isaiah Burdeau
 
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Post » Thu Nov 15, 2012 5:01 pm

Children mimic advlt behaviour. The naked courier is responsible for this, I assure you.
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Nana Samboy
 
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Post » Thu Nov 15, 2012 12:39 pm

Nah, I think that the kids and followers both have their own bizarre rating system for weapons and armor. It's why you can give a follower an enchanted and smithed glass mace and turn around to see them using their default iron dagger.
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Connor Wing
 
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Post » Thu Nov 15, 2012 3:13 pm

Maybe she just really enjoys the feel of a brisk Skyrim breeze.
Haha, I was just thinking that Cx
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Kayla Bee
 
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Post » Thu Nov 15, 2012 3:47 pm

Or maybe she just thinks it's bathtime.
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Adriana Lenzo
 
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Post » Thu Nov 15, 2012 5:22 pm

Nah, I think that the kids and followers both have their own bizarre rating system for weapons and armor. It's why you can give a follower an enchanted and smithed glass mace and turn around to see them using their default iron dagger.
I have this problem, I gave my follower a daedric bow and daedric sword, a dragon flies over and he pulls out a standard longbow
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Post » Thu Nov 15, 2012 1:34 pm

I have this problem, I gave my follower a daedric bow and daedric sword, a dragon flies over and he pulls out a standard longbow
There is a problem with the bows that followers use, such the choice of bow seems to be based upon a combination of the damage the bow does, and the type of arrow (and sometimes the type of melee weapon they are also holding). However, this theory only seems to work up to a certain damange, after which, the follower will just use their default bow regardless (which seems to be the 'hunting' bow). The only weapon combination that I have found that seems to work consistently, is to give them a 'forsworn' bow. That particular bow can be upgraded at a workbench and enchanted, and then given to a follower with any type of arrow you give them. Also, with this bow, you can give them any melee weapon and they will have no problem switching between it. Note that some followers will only use a bow when an enemy is in the air, and always switch back to a melee weapon when the enemy is on the ground (e.g. housecarl followers do this). Other followers (like Annekke Crag-jumper) will tend to always use the bow (preferring to attack at long range), and only switch to a melee weapon when the enemy is very close to them. This differences allow you choose a follower that best matches your play style.
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Post » Thu Nov 15, 2012 1:27 pm

I was using Marcurio from Riften as a follower, and he was so useful I married him. I gave him Master Robes of Destruction and about a third of the time he would still use his original which weren't as good. Now normally you can't take a follower's original arnor/clothes, but after I married him and he started his 'store', he offered his original stuff for sale. I thought if I bought the original robes he would always wear the ones I gave him. Well, he does, when out questing with me, but if I leave him home, I come back and he's walking around in his underwear! It gets kind of annoying, but at least he's ok to look at. LMAO

I did have the minor issue of the girl child with no clothes when I gave her a couple new dresses, but reloaded and only gave her one and the issue seemed to resolve itself.
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