Um, creeper had 5k and Mudcrab 10k, which was the max as far as I was aware?

Yeah I was going by vague recollection, hence the (or whatever).

Any use?

My point being that even at level 12ish in Morrowind I was getting a lot of stuff that I couldn't even sell to creeper without doing the buy a load of expensive stuff at the same time as selling thing.

 

To be honest, I think this aspect of the selling in skyrim is fine. Given that there are different types of merchants that will buy different things, and you can just fast travel between cities to sell more stuff, I've only had a couple of times where someone's run out of money.

That's what I said.



That's what I said. Though not because I travel around I have far too much stuff for that (and I don't even pick much up, just gems/scrolls/potions, the light and valuable stuff). Just because, as I say, there's very little to spend money on.

Like I say, I kinda have enough money for anything I want buuuuttt. My chest does lag when I use it, so it'd be nice to tidy it out. Thanks.

Okay, I thought you said the other thing.

I may have said that too. I am unclear in my sayings. You enjoying Skyrim?

Pretty yes. Though I lost lydia.

I might have to make a pilgrimage back to the place of Lydia's death and take a screenshot. I'll probably put some armour back on her first, in case it looks pervy.

http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2011/11/21/skyrim-lydia-death/

Yeah, I read that. I didn't feel that guilty.

Whooo what games that?

I can't remember! I'll have to look on Steam when I get home.

Titan Quest (cheer)

I still haven't had a chance to play this yet. Only got as far as Riverwood and probably too tired to concentrate on all the speech tonight. Here's me little dood though.

Anyone managed this yet?

 

http://images.uesp.net/8/81/SR-place-vvardenfell.jpg

Main quest completed. A bit anti-climactic, as main quests tend to be. At least now there's no more damn dragons, so i have more time to spend on important things, like stealing stuff and murdering people.

Most memorable part of the main quest for me is when it tricked me into doing something i didn't want to do, becasue i thought i had to. Esbern told me to kill Parthunax and that he wouldn't help me again until i did. I thought this was therfore an essential quest as i needed his help to defeat Alduin. Turns out it's completely optional and it really doesn't matter if Esber ever speaks to you again or not. All he ever does after that point is give you missions to kill dragons, and ther's enough bloody dragons to kill anyway. I didn't discover this until after i'd murdered Parthunax.

He didn't deserve to die. He did nothing but help me. I don't think ive ever felt so guilty over something i did in a game.

I own that and the expansion, immortal throne, haven't played in years though, really good game

Bloody hell, spawn of Satan or what, you evil looking git :)