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[Criptfeind]

WOW! Interface that isn't vomit tastic!

Now we just have to be able to select Left AND right hand with the Favorite list and my dream has come true.

What do you mean?

[Neonivek]

WOW! Interface that isn't vomit tastic!

Now we just have to be able to select Left AND right hand with the Favorite list and my dream has come true.

What do you mean?

Japa's picture.

Or did you mean the second part?

[Dutchling]

WOW! Interface that isn't vomit tastic!

Now we just have to be able to select Left AND right hand with the Favorite list and my dream has come true.

What do you mean?

Right now the favorite buttons bug the hell out of right and left hands every now and than. While it usually works it will sometimes constantly dual wield the wrong sword if you q-equip the a favorite sword, even if you have never equipped or favorited that wrong sword before.
At least, this is something that happened to me.

[Neonivek]

The Favorite only works for the left hand to my knowledge.

[Dutchling]

not if you equip both hands and than favorite both. If you than q-equip the first one the other will also be equipped. It just doesn't work all the time.

[Sergius]

Only way I've seen I can dual wield weapons using hotkeys is if you have multiples of the same weapon. Like spells, hitting the key twice equips said weapon in both hands.

I think the first thing I'm going to make is recipes to melt down weapons into ingots. And you only get some of the metal back, and only from the primary ingredient... (so no daedra hearts) or something (I'm not even sure what's the use of this other than spamming smithing tho... unless you find a large cache of ebony maces and really want to turn them into a breastplate... not like it matters once you know where all the mines are).

[Gunner-Chan]

There's already a mod for that up somehow. But really, outside of fletching I'm finding that smelting weapons into ingots isn't really needed. Most materials are available enough so that you can just make tons and tons of whatever you want. I found some ebony and hammered out literally every two hander and a full set of armor at epic quality.

[The Merchant Of Menace]

I also don't see why weapons should net less material than they take to make. I mean, aside from the miniscule amounts lost when sharpening, where's the rest of the metal going? Is there some sort of toll you have to pay to the smelt faeries?

[lemon10]

I also don't see why weapons should net less material than they take to make. I mean, aside from the miniscule amounts lost when sharpening, where's the rest of the metal going? Is there some sort of toll you have to pay to the smelt faeries?

Anti-grinding, so you can't have a single iron longsword and smelt it down and remake it a infinite amount of times to max out smiting.

[Gunner-Chan]

There's also the fact that for some armors, say orcish armor and steel plate. The armors are actually alloys, the melted down stuff from those reasonably shouldn't be usable besides to make more armor of the same type.

Thinking about that, losing some material there instead is a decent compromise.

[scriver]

I like the treasure maps. A lot. Whoever came up with that incredibly simple but brilliant concept ("hey let's have our treasure maps be actual maps this time around") should be promoted.

[fqllve]

The treasure maps are awesome. When I picked one up I was like "Oh, another radiant quest. Blur blur, gimme my waypoint." It was a pleasant surprise to see an actual map there. I think it'd be fun if there were more things like that in the game. Not every quest needs a journal log and a waypoint.

[Azkanan]

Well, after the disappointing failure of my plan as a hammer-tossing stormcloak supporter, due to my roleplay plan being built on a bad shitty main storyline, I'm going to become a wanderer.

Wanderer Challenge
- Travel everywhere on foot.
- Sleep (Wait >_>) overnight.
- Eat twice a day.
- Don't get pulled into major storylines, but help locals.

Later on:
- Plan A: Take over a dungeon then position followers there (That is, if the "Wait here" is permanent... I feel it probably won't be. In such a case, then Plan B)
- Plan B: Settle in a remote settlement (Dawnstar, Falkreach, etc) (Non-city-gate'd settlement).

I'll document this.

[Criptfeind]

Plan A: It is permanent, but you can only have one follower waiting at a time.

Plan B: How can you do that without the ability to buy a home?

[Azkanan]

Plan A: It is permanent, but you can only have one follower waiting at a time.

Plan B: How can you do that without the ability to buy a home?

A: Fecking Skyrim.
B: There are homes to be bought in the non-cities, yes? No.

Y u so restricting creativity, Bethesda?!