A Night to Remember... Really? That was Debauchery? : V - Skyrim

» Tue Jun 05, 2012 10:17 pm

Seriously? I LOVE that staff! I use it all the time on all my toons!

I have a hard time using NPCs to fight for me - always have - it's like computer vs computer to me. :confused:

Oh you're missing some of the best lines in the game.

I've heard that so I definitely need to summon them at some point and just run through a dungeon. Maybe in Frostflow. :lol:

» Tue Jun 05, 2012 9:15 pm

I used the Staff and it is good to have around that is one tough Dremora, it took on a Draugr Deathlord and won even with a little help from me. Wish I had meet Sam earlier in the game.

» Tue Jun 05, 2012 5:47 pm

I used the Staff and it is good to have around that is one tough Dremora...

I finally got around to using it in Frostflow. Damn, they don't lollygag - he rushed right the F in. From my time at the Shrine of Mehrunes Dagon I thought they hated me - apparently they hate everything. :lol:

» Tue Jun 05, 2012 8:28 pm

I will have to give it a go on one of my char's, I may have blown my chance with my thief as I already ran into him and didn't do the quest then. Oh well I have 2 other char's that would be great with.

» Wed Jun 06, 2012 5:21 am

I saw him a few times on my 1st character before I ever did the quest - I'm pretty sure I even engaged him once and walked away - so you're probably OK.

» Tue Jun 05, 2012 4:37 pm

I saw him a few times on my 1st character before I ever did the quest - I'm pretty sure I even engaged him once and walked away - so you're probably OK.

cool, thank you!

» Tue Jun 05, 2012 7:34 pm

cool, thank you!

NP. Watch that 3rd drink...it's a doozy. :lol:

» Tue Jun 05, 2012 6:44 pm

"Walking nightmare" was amazing, that battle between the cultists and the orc warband was EPIC!

» Wed Jun 06, 2012 3:30 am

With Thalmor funding of course.

Think outside of the cash-box!

» Wed Jun 06, 2012 5:13 am

The first time I did the quest I passed all the speech checks too. The next time I purposely didn't. So I got to: 1) clean up the mess in the temple 2) rescue a goat from a giant- quite a task as a level 13 wielding mace/shield! 3) fight a hagraven who wants to "consummate your marriage"

The thing about this quest is that the title is ironic. You don't remember last night, and that's when all the debauchery happened. Now you're retracing your steps and fixing your problems. Judging based on the amount of empty wine bottles in Morvunskar, you did have a pretty epic party with Sanguine. You just can't remember it!

Sounds like Skyrims' version of The Hangover.

» Tue Jun 05, 2012 7:49 pm

When was the last time you watched a movie or anything with debauchery in it that was POLITE??

Debauchery can be very polite. There is nothing at all inherently impolite about debauchery.

» Tue Jun 05, 2012 10:30 pm

The thing about this quest is that the title is ironic. You don't remember last night, and that's when all the debauchery happened. Now you're retracing your steps and fixing your problems. Judging based on the amount of empty wine bottles in Morvunskar, you did have a pretty epic party with Sanguine. You just can't remember it!

^This

You know, I carried that thing around for weeks and never actually used it. I suppose it would suit a mage character best.

I gave it to my follower and fun times ensued - not to mention a helluva lot of chattiness with a follower, the Dremora and Lucien LeChance all together.

Never say "rectified" or "rectify" when Sanguine is around.

I cannot help but think of The Hangover Part II where Stu has six with a Ladyboy and he/she tells him about how he [censored] [censored] [censored] while Stu [censored] on the floor. This is why you should be glad you don't remember what you did that night.

Polite evil is a more dangerous evil. Politeness can put someone off guard unlike someone yelling, swearing, and threatening you. Moriarity in the latest Sherlock Holmes movie shows this. The way the deadra talk remind me of european aristocrats of the 18th century. All proper yet callous of those "beneath" them. I view Sanguine like the Marquis De Sade or Calligula. He maintains an air of nobility while he indulges in anything that interests him and if anyone else gets hurt to bad, not his concern.

I think of Sanguine more as Bacchus. Affable, self indulgent and undisciplined, but certainly not anything crass, since he also has an artistic sensibility. The dangers to the player are his capricious whims which have no boundaries, and that he has the capacity to infectiously sweep you along for the ride. Sometimes the most evil thing you can do is take the path of least resistance.

» Wed Jun 06, 2012 4:45 am

Did it remind anyone of "the hangover" or just me?

» Wed Jun 06, 2012 7:12 am

Did it remind anyone of "the hangover" or just me?

Yeah, I think it's supposed to be an homage.

» Tue Jun 05, 2012 4:49 pm

Cool, I thought it was way too much of a coincidence