And this one is much more rp friendly

And this one is much more rp friendly than just using console commands.

I have learned from this thread that it is now ok for me to mastvrbate in front of all of you.

I think his problem is also that it's now canon. Before, it was one of those things you did in private, but never really talked about. Like mastvrbation. Now, it's made a part of lore and "socially acceptable". Like mastvrbation. As such, it might start a trend that could possibly have bad consequences down the road. Like that kid who died from mastvrbation. Personally, I don't care, as I'll probably do this fairly often. Like sleeping.

P.S.-What did you think I'd say? You all have sick minds and disgust me.

Love,
Necrovamp

It is not the fact that you disagree. It is just how you presented your argument. I actually agree with you somewhat. I see both sides of the coin. On one hand it starts to set a trend for easier gameplay and serves to make the game a tad more casual, and in a certain way makes the choosing of perks less important. On the other hand, it is very convenient, fixes certain glitches, doesn't really make drastic changes consideringyou're still hindered by health, magicka, and stamina, not to mention your skill number, and it is done in a very rp friendly and completely avoidable way.

The fixing of my shield charge perk alone makes it worth it. I was agreeing with you up until the point that you started getting mad at what other people do in their game and calling them lazy. If you only said that it sets a trend for future games to come, I'd agree, but you seem to be mad that people don't play the way you play or think the way you think. That my friend is absurd.

Either way, I'm sorry that a few of the members couldn't help but insult you, and I'm sorry you got ganged. Welcome to the forums. [censored] happens.

Of all the stupid things to argue about...

Yes it's "dumbing down" the game
Yes you can only reset one skill tree and not your M/H/S attributes(thank god)
Yes you need Dragon Souls, so people will barely use it on a new character because getting the Shouts is numero uno priority, and Dragons are a pain to find.
Yes those who are level 81 can make themselves crafters then revert back to their original build.
No this willl not make someone as good a mage as me(you need to move heaven and earth for that), since one does not simply become that awesome overnight, and their restricted by their M/H/S bars anyway lol

This leads to the most important point, A pure warrior will NEVER be able to become as good as a pure mage and vice versa with perk reset because one cannot reset
M/H/S. It would be a waste of souls to change yourself to a mage when you can barely cast one spell, or to a warrior where you can only do one power attack before you run out of stamina, or get OHKO because of low health.

The End.

At least a perk reset is justified since they added new per........nevermind.

At least a perk reset is justified since they added new per........nevermind.

I don't see why new perks would justify it. Its just a way to help people out. Whether that is changing a few perks here and there, or to fix a glitched perk. It's not like I can go from the best mage ever to the best warrior ever.

I have learned from this thread that it is now ok for me to mastvrbate in front of all of you.

If you are at level 81 and they added new perks you wouldn't be able to use them, which would therefore justify a perk reset.

Again, it actually fixes a ton of bugs...and let me rebuff my other perks with Necromage, but that's beside the point.

The thing is, they shouldn't use a perk reset just to fix some bugs. They should just fix the problem in the first place (shield charge for example).

I swear if another people mentions the word butthurt again in this thread, I'm going to fus ro dah them off the Throat of The World. Butthurt doesn't mean what you think it means folks.

I swear if another people mentions the word butthurt again in this thread, I'm going to fus ro dah them off the Throat of The World. Butthurt doesn't mean what you think it means folks.

....I'm intrigued.

What does butthurt mean to you, DeanG?

Like I've stated countless times, how is this any different from PC players who can reassign perks at will as well as attributes through the console? It's no different. It's allowing 360 and PS3 players (When they get the DLC) the same ability that PC players have had since the game came out on 11/11/11.

Otherwise, if it's all about "the game losing RPG aspects and wah wah wah" then why do we not advocate the removal of the console for PC players? It's the same thing, is it not? No consequences because if a player doesn't like what he has he presses the button to open up the console. See? RPG aspects removed.

No difference whatsoever.

I hate to quote Urban Dictionary, but seeing as this isn't exactly Webster Dictionary material..



These days its like if someone dare voice that they don't like something, then they must be inherently butthurt. I for one am loving this DLC, it's the best for Skyrim by far and a feature that I am opposed to isn't going to change that.

I'm leaning more to unfortunate thieves that chose Master Lockpicking instead of Locksmith

Although actually, I'm leaning more to unfortunate thieves that chose Lockpicking at all.

Dragonborn can undo all those mistakes.

And Shadow Warrior. God, I HATE that perk. Took it once, immediately removed it.