Is the a screen shot somewhere with all the trophies on the shelf and the new Safe next to the shelves?




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http://elderscrolls.wikia.com/wiki/Thieves_Guild_(Skyrim)

http://images.wikia.com/elderscrolls/images/d/d3/TESV_2012-02-17_20-37-06-34.png

There's a glitch that prevents you from getting the Jeweled Pitcher in the bottom left. And then there's the Litany of Larceny glitch too... Grrs to the bugs. Grrs to them all.

Holy Crap! You have to complete 125 of those little jobs to get them all? And I thought 25 was bordering on torture. I'd wondered why I never ran across as many as there were supposed to be; and apparently there's a glitch that doesn't allow you to get a couple.

My current existence is one that involves lots of high level maths, chemistry, microbiology, and anatomy (and others). And I'm a full-time single dad. My only outlet from my overworked brain right now is Skyrim. Some might say, and rightly so, that I have no life. But to the person who's done 125 of those jobs: dude, get a life!

You'd be amazed what you can accomplish when you're recovering from having your wisdom teeth pulled. And the meds they give you are soooo good you don't even mind the tedium.

That makes sense. I've never had my wisdom teeth pulled. Maybe it's time to get them done.

Loved that class. ...although chemistry is pretty cool, too.

Great screenshot !!! Just what I was looking for !!!

Thanks.


Is there a place to look to see how many jobs one has so far completed? Or a console command to display such?

Could one do 125 numbers jobs? Or do the jobs have to be of all the different kinds?




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You can do 125 of any job you like, but I'd suggest doing Numbers Jobs and some jobs from Vex at the same time. Goes by twice as fast as long as you're doing the jobs in the same city.

There may be a mod for PC, but on consoles you would have to count the completed quests in your journal and IDK if it even holds 125.

Thanks.

What about an exact count on the jobs done? Where can I see that?

Only in the journal - the stats only tracks general crimes.

You can scroll down your journal and count all the jobs you've done thus far... Very tedious... Very slow...

It's maddening.

Mmmmmmmmmmm ....

try a hip.....

Micro's probably been my favorite science class, with 2nd semester A/P a close second. Chemistry though... I won't lie, I hate chemistry. A lot of biochem was cool but hearing the words" citric", "acid", and "cycle" all used in the same sentence makes me want to jump out of a window. But the great thing about all those classes is that you can make people feel stupid when they say things like "taking megadoses of vitamins prevents cancer". Seriously, simply putting the beatdown on ignorant statements like that gives my life way more meaning than it should.

One I'll never win is the belief that cold weather makes you sick. I don't even bother trying to explain.

Yes. But I like explaining that stuff because the information can be presented in such a way that it's accessible to people. My current "thing" is to let people know they shouldn't be using anti-bacterial lotion. Sometimes they listen, sometimes they don't. But in a miniscule (and probably insignificant) way I like to think I'm helping to contribute to the prevention of the continued evolution of certain pathogens.

But the other stuff... fevers, colds, etc. People are so grossly misinformed it's surprising.

Oh, yes and lowering our immune systems by removing all bacteria - remember the rabbit experiment? Anti-bacterial soaps, too. I've got news for you people: soap is anti-bacterial in it's nature! I'm not even gonna' bother explaining why.

For PC players, you can get the count with "getglobalvalue TGRMasterTotal"

I like to point out to people that under non-injury circumstances, the bacteria that exist on their skin are doing them a great service by providing an environment that decreases the chances of a transient pathogen getting a foothold. Also bacterial soaps and lotions don't kill 99.9% of bacteria. They have the potential to should exposure time be sufficient but more importantly, the stuff doesn't wipe out 99.9% of pathogens, which is what people are worried about (whether they understand the difference between a pathogen and a non-pathogen). Therefore, not only are they contributing to the evolution of S. aureus species like MRSA, they're also wiping out the good bacteria that protects them against pathogens that would otherwise do them harm.

I think we've officially derailed and killed the thread.

Yup but its still interesting to read.

Yeah, I don't remember the %-ages, but the %-age of pathogenic agents is somewhere around 20%, right?

Karliah, Brynjolf, Sapphire, and a few others are non-pathogenic Thieves whereas Mercer is pathogenic and parasitic, actually. There, I saved it.

Now I'm having a problem with the Honeybrew Decanter. It keeps falling off the shelf.

How do I keep it on the shelf?




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