Interesting/not well known side quests in skyrim?
I also play on the ps3 so i have none of that DLC knowledge. One of my favorites was the sidequest in one of the lesser known towns where you hunt a vampire.The town is in like a swampy area and the town has experienced accidents involving a fire that killed a child and people are disappearing. Sorry i cant really remember the town name it has been a while. There is also the quest where you look for the peices of a dagger used by a cult that worshiped a daedric lord. that one i believe is in the last town in the dark brotherhood quest line. where they move to the 2nd base.
How do you quest in Skyrim?
I have a few quests, and I'm only level 9, and I don't know if I'm supposed to explore and do quests following the main quest line, or if I should run around Skyrim doing a bunch of quests. Will I encounter difficulties as merely a level 9? Should I focus on bumping up skills and general exploration?
How do I fix up the main quest in skyrim?
I'm sorry but I think that going back to level 11 is the only way. Though you probably cannot load a save that far back. I would be happy to have somebody prove me wrong, but i'm pretty sure that's the only way. Again I'm sorry for the inconvenience.
Skyrim Dawnguard DLC question!?
Im not sure if i want to get Dawnguard, bc i do not know if i have to get further in the story line (im at aldiwens wall quest) to play. do i have to get far or even beat the game? does dawn guard affect the main questline or side quests in skyrim? ALSO i have read that when dawnguard is active it makes vampires randomly attack towns (kinda like dragons) but they are able to wipe out cities. i dont want that to happen bc i can loose quests and things. please explain this dlc and how it affects the actual main game (specifically the vampires attacking cities, i dont like the idea of having wiped out cities) thank you
What to do after you beat skyrim main quest?
Pretty much all of Bethesda's games haven't focused on their storyline as the main feature of the game, but the exploration of the world you are given. It is present in pretty much all of Bethesda's games including: -The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind -The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion -The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim -Fallout 2 -Fallout 3 -Fallout: New Vegas These are just some of the games that have this feature. Once you have finished the quest line in Skyrim, you are free to do what ever you want. I don't exaggerate when there are 1000's of other quests to complete, some which could even make a game of their own! Why not explore? That is what is so special about these games, especially skyrim. See that mountain over there? Why dont you go over there and climb it? You will probably run into a bandit camp, a couple of dragons, giants, wolves, bears, and poor old Cicero! Why would you do that? Because you can! Unlike most games where you would see a mountain region in the background but that was it, just a background, you can walk there, climb it, kill some Draugur along the way in skyrim. More than likely you will get another 50 quests added to your journal aswel! There is so much to do in this game that it is simply impossible to do it all in one play through. I have started over with multiple characters, each with different traits about them just so I can play it again, but from a whole new point of view. I can't express enough how much more there is to skyrim, than the main story line. I can prove just how content packed this game is. I want you to walk from riften to solitude, no fast travel. I can guarantee you will level up at least twice, clear out a couple of dungeons, have about 30 new quests and absorb 2 more dragon souls. Just take a step back and fully take in the beauty of this masterpiece called Skyrim!
Skyrim: Why do people say there's over 300 Hours of quests? I'm already halfway through!?
Your obviously only doing the main questline because the Campanions questline take 10 hours at least on its own, Then you have the Daedric quests, Dark Brotherhood, Thieves guild, College of Winterhold, Civil War, Greybeards ect ect ect, I could go on forever, So that my friend is why people say there is over 300 hours of quests