Hello everyone. After feeling that the game was really missing the ability to see yourself, and then fiddling with using the racemenu console command, I decided to search if any old mods could do the trick.I found RGMage2's Vanity Mirror:Which had to be fixed to work in SSE (in the mod comments someone explained how). It did work, but there was a problem in that the mirror model itself was hanging above the player character.So I decided to make a new mod that used a spell (actually a lesser power) instead. I've never made a Bethesda mod with a script before, so this was a new experience.Check it out and comment! It is way past bedtime for me now, so I will check later.BTW more details and tips are in the mod page, so go read it first.
Having it in VR defeats the point of VR.It's like saying 3d and 25fps ruins movie experience - it's highly subjective. For me VR is about depth perception, being able to use hands instead of button presses (Skyrim falls a bit short here, yes) and being able to move camera to where I am looking at. My 'vessel' or 'avatar' is of secondary importance. The most important thing is that I'm inside the game world.Also nothing is easier than to dock a ship in E:D VR.I've docked conda and cutter sideways while using trackir and no external cam looking through the side windows, that was fun.
Was not saying it's hard, would be insulting after 850hrs;-).
Dragon’s Dogma is a very, very underrated games in regards to its quality and mechanics, and isn’t as popular as other titles in the list, but it deserves its own spot. As always, there’s much too much to cover in regards to stories and mechanics, but there are two interesting things we’d like to point out. First is the companion system which allows you to send out members of your parties to do things, and second, is the grab mechanic, which allows you to cling to NPCs and what not.So if you ever want to ride around a dragon, fighting with it in the air, this is the game to do it!14.
Fable Series – (Multiple Platforms)Fable comes from the mind of Peter Molyneux, a somewhat strange and enigmatic mind at that. Fortunately, the Fable series are really good, with a deep choice system centered on its moral mechanic. Of course, the gameplay and combat is really great, so if you’d like to play a few games that have some real fun and depth, you need to get your hands on the Fable Games.13. Dark Souls series – (Multiple Platforms)The Dark souls series, the spiritual successor of number 15 on the list, is a brutal and intense RPG game. Probably one of the most roguelike games out there, it’s somewhat fairly punishing, where your death is mostly on your shoulders, rather than something like the AI cheating.
That being said, the game isn’t for the faint of heart, because you’ll get really frustrated and irritated, really quickly.So be fairly warned!12. Risen 3 – (Multiple Platforms)While a slightly technically flawed game, Risen 3 is still considered an enjoyable entry into the RPG world. The combat is a bit flawed, but otherwise, the story and atmosphere are truly encaptivating, as well as some great exploration and a new guild/faction mechanic. You can also check out some of the earlier entries, but honestly, Risen 3 is probably the best, followed closely by Risen 1 then Risen 2.11.
Ryse: Son of Rome – (Xbox One, PC)Another game that isn’t necessarily critically acclaimed, Ryse: Son of Rome deserves a spot on this list, if only for the graphics, which are just stunning. In addition to the graphics, the story is equally good, taking you on a romp through a Roman Empire storyline, although there’s argument to be made that it could have been deeper. Other than that, the gameplay is very traditional, and nothing to special, so the main attraction is the story and graphics.
If that’s enough for you, then you need to get yourself over to a store and buy yourself a copy.10. The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind – (PC, Xbox)While this entry is a little bit of a cheat, given that it’s part of the overall Elder Scrolls world, it stands out among other entries in the franchise. Much like Skyrim, Morrowind is considered a seminal entry into the RPG genre, with a wide scope, lots of freedom and pretty visuals. It also popularized the use of mods and modding among PC gamers. All in all, Morrowing is probably one of the most ‘complete’ RPGs out there, so you should get yourself a copy.We’ll wait.9.
Age of Conan: Unchained – (PC)Age of Conan is what you get when you take the traditional formula of The Elder Scrolls and apply it to a medieval setting. I should mention that the game is an MMO, so don’t expect the same single-player storyline concept that you would with Skyrim or any other offline game.
Admittedly, the game did initially release badly, but the developers put some love and care into it, and brought out the true potential of it.So really, if you’re looking for a game like Skyrim, and like the medieval genre, then you should head over to their site and check it out. Even better, its free to play, so try it out, and if you like it, you can always purchase a subscription which opens up new areas.8.
Fallout Series – (Multiple Platforms)Not many newer gamer will know of Fallout 1 and 2, as Fallout 3 was the one that made the franchise popular and excess able to a new generation of gamers. That being said, the first two installments are really good in their own right, even if they might be a decade old. Of course, most people have probably played Fallout 4 by now, and it’s more of the same from the franchise, for good or for worse.Either way, if you’ve only played Fallout 4, you should go back in time and try out the earlier installments. When it comes to expansive worlds to explore, Fallout 3 and 4 fall right beside Skyrim.7. Mass Effect – (Multiple Platforms)Much like Fallout, the Mass Effect franchise isn’t really set in a fantasy or medieval time, so you may wonder why we’d even bring it up. Well, the truth is that the main difference between the two is the title and the setting, otherwise, they are both incredibly deep games, with lots to explore and really compelling stories.
Honestly, this is a must-play game as far as RPGs go, and it’s even a shooter, so it’s as accessible as Skyrim is.6. Dark Messiah of Might and Magic – (PC, Xbox 360)Dark Messiah of Might and Magic is a bit of a difficult game to talk about, because the views have been divided between two extremes: Some people say it’s great, other’s say that it’s really bad. The gameplay and combat mechanics are deep, with a good story and some great graphics, but it does have quite a few bugs and technical issues, and the game can get repetitive.
So really, this game could either be a hit or miss, but we included for the sake of posterity.5. Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor – (Multiple Platforms)Lord of the Rings has become really popular in the past decade or so, mostly from the movies were are simply awesome. While there has been LotR games before, they have either been RTS games or an online game, so this is the first entry in the franchise that really aims at single-player RPG. So what do we have?Well, it’s actually a really good game, which you might not expect from a game adapted from books/films.
The gameplays has some interesting elements in the form of a nemesis system which makes you more or less wanted depending on what named enemies you kill. The combat is also very satisfying and the graphics really capture the atmosphere of the franchise.So if you’re a fan of LotR, this is a Skyrim-like experience that you’ll love.4. Dragon Age Series – (Multiple Platforms)A game that we’ve included on our ’’, the Dragon Age series is a die in the wool RPG, that has a lot of innovation and an interesting story. Granted Dragon Age 2 was a bit of a massive, but the other two games rightly stand as pillars of the RPG genre.
As for its similarity to Skyrim, well, it’s a big open world to explore and have fun in, so if you’re tired of Skyrim gaming for the time being, this is a really good alternative.3. Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning – (Multiple Platforms)It’s a shame that the developers of this game went bankrupt, because Kingdoms of Amalur is truly a masterpiece of open-world RPGs.
Trying to give a bit of a more casual approach to RPGs, the game is crafted really well, with a compelling story and some really great gameplay. While the game might feel shallow to most seasoned Skyrim players, it’s still an incredibly fun game to play and explore.2. Diablo Series – (Multiple Platforms)A game that has its own listicle ‘’, the Diablo series has actually been featured a lot on our gaming lists, and that’s because it’s a popular, innovative series that has set trends for a decade. While Diablo III’s launch could have been better, the game is still great, and its previous installments are even greater. I’m not going to keep harping on about it, as I’ve done that a lot already, let’s just say you need to play the whole series if you ever want to experience a game that has led to games like Skyrim.1. The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Edition – (Multiple Platforms)While this entry might feel like another little cheat, there’s actually no better game like Skyrim than an online game that basically.is.
Skyrim. Of course, the MMO had a bad release, but the developers have worked hard and updated the game to bring it within expectations, so you aren’t playing a sub-par game. Not only that, but the game has a free to play option (not a play to win, which is good), and so you can test it out before committing yourself to a subscription.So what do you think? Is this list complete or should other games be on here?
Let us know in the comments. I don’t understand why you can say elder scrolls online is as good as skyrim, I played TESO when it first came out and many of the quests could only be completed if you were part of a group, but if you are only able to play at odd times and not on a regular basis it is very difficult to work well with a guild or group. I gave up on TESO because making progress was so difficult, also it just did not have the feel of the other elder scrolls series, and I just don’t feel it should be grouped with the others.
GalathilGalathil is a found in in. She can change your appearance for the price of 1000 gold, but not your or gender. If you are a she says she cannot do anything for you, as she can only work on the living and not those who have passed into undeath. She is one of the few who can recognize your vampirism.
She wears a set of and a pair of. She also carries a selection of and a of quality ranging from to.Galathil will sit on her bench in The Ragged Flagon without interruption for any other tasks.
She will spend her time reading and simply waiting.When you approach her for the first time, she will draw you into a conversation by assessing your physical characteristics. If you are not a vampire, she will say, 'Hmm, I suppose I can work with your face.
After all, the sculptor cannot always choose the finest clay.' If you are a vampire, she will say upfront that she cannot help you, 'What have you done to yourself? I can't work with you in this state, night-walker.' Whether you are a vampire or not, you will be able to ask her this, 'What are you talking about?'
If you had never heard; or state that you were looking for her in response to rumors of someone who can perform by saying, 'You must be the face sculptor I've heard about.' If you choose the former option, she will reply, 'I assumed you were here to see me about your face.
To have it sculpted into something more. Artful than Nature has bestowed upon you.' If you chose the latter, she will say, 'Yes. I once practiced my art in the salons and manors of Tamriel's great and good. Now, the scum of Skyrim are my only clients. But no matter.
The greatest artists are never recognized in their own time.' No matter what path you took, her ability to work on you depends on you not being a vampire. If you aren't a vampire, she will ask if you came as a customer, 'So are you here as a client? Shall I remake your face?'
If you are a vampire, she will instead say this before backing out of the conversation, 'But, my techniques only work on the living, not those that have crossed over into undeath.' If you are not a vampire, you can accept her offer to perform surgery on you by saying, 'Yes, I'd like you to change my appearance.' Pocket monster nes rom download.
Pass on the opportunity for now by saying, 'I'll have to think about it.' Or question her abilities to perform such an operation by asking her, 'Are you sure you know what you're doing?'
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Should you choose the first option with the required 1000 to pay for her services, she will say, 'Hmm. Just tell me what you desire - beauty or hideous deformity, nothing is beyond my skill.' This will be followed by the menu opening, with the options to change your race and sex removed. Should you not have enough money but choose this option anyway, she will dismiss you by saying, 'Despite my present low estate, I am no beggar. Begone until you have the coin to warrant my skills.'
Should you deny the chance to employ her services at the moment, she will accept your decision with this comment, 'Indeed. It is no small thing to submit yourself to the flesh sculptor's knife.' Should you choose the third option she will instead explain her credentials while ranting about how she has fallen so low, 'I have not always been a ragged beggar.
I learned my art from the masters of the art of flesh sculpture. I studied with the Faculty of Chirurgeons in Cloudrest.
I walked with the Hollow-Faced Men of Nohotogrha for three years. I count the nobility of both the Empire and the Dominion among my clients. And yet, I have fallen so low that I must justify myself to a wanderer in the sewers of this backwater of the world.'
Should you have initially denied, been denied, or changed your mind about employing her services, you can say this to her to gain access to them again, 'I understand you know how to change someone's appearance.' Should you be a vampire, she will deny you the opportunity once again, 'This is true, but my techniques only work on the living. You've chosen a different path to remake yourself.' Should you count yourself among the living, she will instead say, 'Change it?
I can remake your face, if that's what you desire.' She will then offer you her services, but she will be less polite about it if your equipment's value is less than 1000 gold. Should your gear be of good quality, she will say, 'Why, are you interested in my services? I warn you, my skills do not come cheaply.' Or if your gear is of a lower condition she will doubt your ability to pay for her services with this comment, 'I do not practice my art for free, however. I doubt you can afford my services. You have the smell of the vagabond about you.'
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Despite her comments, whatever they may have been, you will once again be offered the chance to either accept or deny her services.You will occasionally hear rumors about Galathil. Some people will be amazed at her abilities, stating, 'People say there's someone in Riften that can. Change your face. Make you look completely different. Do you believe that?'
Others will advise that you stay clear of her with this claim, 'Take my advice, don't listen to that talk of the 'face sculptor' down in the Ragged Flagon. 'Face butcher' is more like it from what I've heard.'
Both options give you her related quest, though you can still seek her out even if you were not aware of her abilities previously— the only benefit being a slightly different conversation path being available.