The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

[Shattered Dreamer]

I had to kill J'zargo to pass the first College of Winterhold quest. The teacher wouldn't shoot a spell at me, but after the 'unfortunate accident' that occured, we skipped that lesson and headed straight to the ruins.

I sacrificed his ass to a Daedric Prince after his stupid flame cloak got me mobbed by a bunch of Imperial Soldiers during a quest. Problem one of Skyrim's most annoying NPC's definitely

[Quindiana Jones]

You make me sick.

[G13]

There are far worse NPCs than J'zargo, most of which have already been identified in this very thread. I hold a special place in my heart for the Khajit and Argonian NPCs, they're too few and far between imo. It gets tiresome listening to that faux-Schwarzenegger accent the many citizens of Skyrim seem to sport.

On the subject of voices, am I the only person who finds it absolutely magical that Jason Marsden is a commonly heard voice? Every time I encounter one of his characters my subconscious withdraws back to the days that Boy Meets World was still on the air. Good times.

[Hollycat]

The only episode of that show I ever saw was the one with the school murders.

[NorthernChaosGod]

There are far worse NPCs than J'zargo, most of which have already been identified in this very thread. I hold a special place in my heart for the Khajit and Argonian NPCs, they're too few and far between imo. It gets tiresome listening to that faux-Schwarzenegger accent the many citizens of Skyrim seem to sport.

On the subject of voices, am I the only person who finds it absolutely magical that Jason Marsden is a commonly heard voice? Every time I encounter one of his characters my subconscious withdraws back to the days that Boy Meets World was still on the air. Good times.

Who does he voice? :O

[G13]

Mostly elves. I think I've encountered an Imperial he voiced. There have been a few quest characters, but I can't name them off the top of my head.

Here's a vid:


Now I'm reminded of all the singing in the Goofy Movie. :shiny:

Hc, bro, you're missing out. That was only an alright episode in an excellent series.

[NorthernChaosGod]

Now I just wish they'd throw in a "Feeny! Fee he heeny! Feeeeny!"

EDIT: Man, that's not even the same guy, is it?

[G13]

Naw, you're thinking of Will Friedle, the dude who played Eric. Jason Marsden was his friend in the beginning of the series. He wasn't really in very many episodes, that's just the first thing I think of when I hear his voice.

[Psychotic]

STORMCLOAKS OR IMPERIALS?

Go.

Also. Sven. Huh. I sacrificed him to a Daedra and he became possessed by her. So he won't be singing that song anymore.

[NorthernChaosGod]

I'm probably going to choose Imperials; I don't want two guys running around using the Thu'um.

[Flying Arrow]

Imperials. Say what you will about the Empire but at least Solitude doesn't have a ghetto. Ulfric's a stupid jerk anyway. I'm glad I killed him and then took his clothes and married my wife in them.

Unrelated, I went to do a 'find the source of power' quest and the barrow I went to had a subplot going on involving a Redguard and Argonian treasure hunters. Every time I feel like I'm just about done with the game content-wise, I run up on a location that has a whole story going on and get pulled in again. Then again I haven't done any of the Thieves Guild or Dark Brotherhood questlines. I'm saving those for my next character: a racist, hate-filled Dark Elf whose fervor for worshiping the Daedric Princes leads him to kill each and every priest of the Divines that he meets. A charming fellow.

Un-unrelated, is it me or do half the sub-plots that take place in crypts or tombs involve someone trying to learn necromancy and resurrect a loved one/raise an army of undead/some variation of this? I swear I've run into like three or four in the last two nights of playing.

[G13]

Yeah, I was all for joining a rebellion until he was all "NATIVE PRIDE" and then I was like, "Dude, I was the Nerevarine, smurf that." and joined up with the Imps.

[Madame Adequate]

Given that I'm neither a Nazi nor an Idiot, Imperials.

What the Stormcloaks like to forget is that the Empire is the only thing keeping the Dominion out of Skyrim.

[Quindiana Jones]

Went Stormcloak after the whole "we're going to behead you anyway" incident at Helgen. Then, halfway through Jagged Crown, I completed the Dark Brotherhood questline and realised that all the Penitus Oculatus agents are Balthier and immediately changed to Imperials. As I said before, I'll probably side with the Stormcloaks when I do my Ba'gamnan playthrough.

[G13]

What the Stormcloaks like to forget is that the Empire is the only thing keeping the Dominion out of Skyrim.

Not doin' too good a job of that what with the existence of a Thalmor Embassy and the Aldmeri Inquisition goin' on.