Bug in the mission Diplomatic Immunity in Skyrim?
•Meet Delphine in Riverwood •Meet Malborn in Solitude •Give Malborn the equipment you want to use to fight some people •Meet Delphine at the stables, take the party clothes and put them on •Talk to Malborn at the party •Create a distraction and get away from the party •(Optional) Retrieve your gear •Search for information about the dragons returning •Escape the Thalmor Embassy •Talk to Delphine to get all your other stuff back
SKYRIM--DIPLOMATIC IMMUNITY BUG for XBOX 360 (Read Below)?
Alright, so I am starting the quest Diplomatic Immunity and I am at the part where you hand over your gear. I put the party clothes on and start the dialogue to leave for the Thallmor Embassy. After the dialogue menu closes, the game doesn't let me move. I can interact with the Wait menu and the Start menu, but can do nothing else. I have tried loading an earlier checkpoint, quitting to the main menu, even turning it (the xbox) off and on again. Still no fix. Any suggestions?
What are the darkest secrets of World War II?
What are the darkest secrets of World War II?1. Nazi strategy of creating atomic bombsWhen Hitler with his Nazi army was trying to conquer the world, he discovered the strength of atomic bombs. His army occupied the Vemork hydroelectric plant at the high mountains of Norway to get heavy water, a key ingredient to form an atomic bomb.sourceHere are the rest of them, please check the sources if needed.I hope you will enjoy.2. The mysterious war tanksCentaur CS IV tanks discovered in 2008, were premiere fighting tanks used during the war armed with 51 rounds of ammunition. The waterproofed engines and wading gears made these tanks travel even down the water.source3. The Malbork mass gravesIn 2009 a mass grave was discovered at Malbork, which remained a part of German West Prussia during the war; over 1800 skeletons without clothes and with gun shots at their foreheads were found here.source4. Hitler’s art collectionHitler planned to have a Nationalist Museum of Art at Austria but the German soldiers destroyed such pieces some were even sold to rich traders.source5. The hidden treasurePopularly known as the Rommel’s treasure, it is believed to contain a group of six steel ammunition boxes. These boxes, buried at the island of Corsica are assumed to contain precious stones, gold and silver bullion.source6. The collaboration between the Nazis and the CommunistsStrange but true, it is believed the few members of the Velzen’s police chief along with some other officers conspired with the Nazis to kill communist resistance fighters like Hannie Schaft.source7. The unknown object in the Los Angeles SkyAn unseen object, believed to be an air barrage by the Japanese led to an air battle at Los Angeles. Later it was discovered that the unknown objects were fire balloons or extraterrestrial crafts.source8. The death of Subhas Chandra BoseStill a mystery is the death of the great Indian freedom fighter, Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose. While some believe that he died in a plane crash, others believe that he died in captivity at Siberia.source9. The secret of Amber RoomThe Amber Room was a gift from the King of Prussia to Russian Czar in 1941. The room was stuffed with Florentine mosaics, gold leaves and mirrors. After the German defeat this 11 feet room surprisingly disappeared.sourceI do not own the pictures, please do check the sources if needed.Thank you for reading.Sources:10 Dark Secrets Of World War II That will blow your mind!
What are the thoughts of a gay man today who was old enough to have lived through (as a gay person) and "survived"the HIV/AIDS outbreak of the 1980s and 1990s when he looks back at the time (e.g does he even wonder why he's still alive)?
Andy (not his real name, but close) was 30 and I was 18 when we met. If you’re familiar with my story, I’d just decided NOT to commit suicide and I’d come to befriend this man, who had contracted AIDS in 1981, when he was 19.It was absolutely unheard of for someone to live that long with AIDS in those days. I befriended him, knowing I’d be helping him die. And I got to know all his friends.I wasn’t a stranger to AIDS at that time. I’d hung out with gay men for years and my best friend Caleb had so far escaped infection. Michael was dying. He infected others and several of my friends reported him. He was a depressed 20 year old, and he was killing people with sex. They’re all gone now.Andy’s husband, Ken, was very sick. Andy nursed him through death. I remember the funeral. I had Mario stay on my couch. He spent the night in the bathroom, too sick to move. Harvey slept at Andy’s place. Both died within a few years.But Andy did not. He didn’t get treatment. Not until AZT came out, after he’d been infected for nearly 20 years.Andy’s family wouldn’t allow him to come home. They wouldn’t let him use the shower or share dishes. He was alone. Andy was abusive toward me. The final straw was when he kicked in my windshield. I cut him out of my life for 10 years.It was after my kids were born, actually, that I went asking around our old place of work to find out how he’d died. It never occurred to me that he’d still be alive. I thought to check Facebook and holy shit, the dude was nearly 50 and still kicking.He wished he’d died along with everyone else he knew. He was on disability because he’s qualified years ago and getting work would disqualify him forever. He was simply existing.He moves from town to town. He’s asked me a few times to oversee his will. He has no one. It all very sad.
Is it safe for a single American woman to travel in India (southern India and Delhi)?
I have just completed 2 month of backpacking around India. Traveled from Delhi to Goa, been to Mumbai, Varanasi, Jaipur, Kanpur, Hyderabad…India is extremely attractive and interesting country with such a rich culture.But yeah, being a solo female traveler is an issue there.My favourite pick-up line from an Indian guys was:“-Please, do not find me weird or creepy! But I had seen you and I remembered that we were married in the previous life. We both were so happy then. Let's repeat?”I have plenty of them, I can write a book now.“-May I make a photo of you? -Eeem, ok- May I take a photo with you?- eeem, ok too- May I post it on my Facebook page?- I would prefer not to, but if you really wish- May I marry you? - :/“-Do you love it here in India?-It is ok-Do you love me?*me trying to move away*-If you love India, and I am Indian, it means you should love me too! - :/But you know what? They are not aggressive. It is super irritating, but still safe. Just please, be careful.But i have to say, that if was good experience and i am so happy i have done it! If you would like to check more of my Indian experience, feel free to follow: Mariia Koroliuk (@mariia_koroliuk) • Instagram photos and videos