Stop!

Show some backbone before you die, you thief.

You’re not going to take my life, right?

When your ID comes up, proceed to the execution platform.

Lived without knowing fear, acted without knowing fear.

The Tale of the Thief Who was Declared to have Absolute Death in The Elder Scrolls

Archer!

Archer!

Lived without fear and passed away without fear.

This guy kept babbling and buying time, which allowed me to survive.

A man who will die no matter what means are taken by default.

Even if the arrow doesn’t pierce, you will die just by running around for a certain amount of time, and you will die even if you stay at a certain distance away.

Next! Anonymous on the bulletin board!

Did it miss!?

I’m dead…

You remember too many lines…

>>24

I am Alternate Perspective, so I’m watching the final moments as an observer…

>>19

So, I’m adding a mod that randomizes the starting point and cutting it.

Katasekai heroine

Rokiel died.

Alduin resurrects across time.

Please, just die.

It’s as if Lokir’s death summoned Alduin…

We’re saying we’re not the rebel army, so they’re also protecting the Dragonborn.

This guy doesn’t have a house in Rorikstead.

Next! You there, lizard!

No one talks about Loki.

>>29

What do you want me to talk about?!

>>35

None of the residents of Rorikstead even mention Lokiil…

>>35

I am not a rebel army!

Because if this guy doesn’t die, the world will stop.

Loli… Pokeel!

Is the one the official prepared the Loki’s Tomb MOD?

At the moment of death, Nord thinks of his hometown.

Poor thing… I will definitely deliver your bones to Lorikstead.

>>36

It’s funny how too many important people gathered at that place.

>>48

From the erotic mod general to Erenwen, there was a chance that not just Skyrim, but all of Tamriel would be engulfed in chaos.

>>48

“We’re going to execute that Ulfric! It’s only natural that various people would gather for it.”

Why is the Dragonborn here too?

You are lucky because you can die in your hometown.

I liked the video where they were trying to keep this guy from dying.

This guy prayed to Akatosh, which is why Alduin came.

It’s sad that even if the arrow misses, it can still die.

>>42

There’s an instant death borderline and an instant death script!

To begin with, Skyrim is filled with tropes…

>>43

That’s right!

>>43

It’s okay, the protection of Arceus is absolute.

But he’s a horse thief, so isn’t it better if he dies?

No matter how many times I loop, Lokil keeps dying…

Either Lokil dies or the world breaks.

>>52

What did you say?

I’m just saying that I might steal a horse, but I haven’t done anything bad yet.

Just a guy who was killed unjustly.

Since they’re saying not just me, but also the protagonist is innocent, they’re probably a good person.

After touching games for about five years, I somehow managed to understand the main scenario and the settings around the rebellion.

Loricstead seems to have nothing to do other than farming when I see Erik, and it looks boring, but I think it’s a nice village.

>>60

It’s not just along the highway; it cuts through the village, so it will likely be valuable for trading caravans as well.

Once I completed my ideal mod environment, my Skyrim was finished.

This area presents the person properly, so it turns out to be a more significant event than I thought… that’s how the opening feels.

Ah, is it a story where Miraku actually seems like a different person depending on the scene…?

Wait, are all the people from Helgen actually here?

Well, it seems that my arrest was a mistake or something…

>>64

Being near the border in that era was a mistake!

>>64

It feels like I’ve accidentally gotten involved in a secret assassination operation against Nishio, so it’s like “die along with me so that I don’t leak anything!”

Lokil will die here.

It is written that way in the Book of Time and Seasons.

Is there still no sequel to TES?

In the first place, there are no houses or graves in Rorikstead, and no residents mention it, so I really wonder if Lokir is actually a resident of Rorikstead.

I feel like I’ve often seen Salamore patrols around Lolicstead and Kujukarl.

The grave of Lokir will be made in the CK tutorial…

What was Ulfric doing near the border?

A memorable name called Lokir from Rorikstead.

The rigor mortis sets in too quickly.

It’s tough not having an alternative game.

Including the excitement of MOD and so on.

You can really skip the precious sanguine event involving Rorikstead with money, so Rorikstead is truly unrelated to the quests.

>>80

It’s a calm place with a high scenic value, so I really like the location there…

What is the name of the city with the deer emblem?

I really like that area because there is a lot of greenery.

>>81

Is it Falkreath?

Mr. Lokir, your turn is over, so Mr. Alduin, please get ready!

Was it really okay to carry out that execution in such a remote place?

A revolutionary who mastered the art of voice magic at such a young age.

The big shot of Salmour.

General with the command of the Imperial Army in Skyrim, featuring erotic mods.

The duo from Riverwood

Dragonborn

A thief predicted to die.

– You will definitely die if even one arrow hits you.

– Even if you can avoid arrows, you will die without question if you move.

What the hell! Why are you stopping!?

It was good because it’s more popular than Aldwin.

Isn’t it called Lolita Gothic when going to kill someone like a beggar Minati?

>>90

Narfi in Ivarstead

>>92

I laughed because everything was wrong.

>>90

Maybe it’s not that village of bald men that teaches you about wolves (lies).

Wait… I’m not a rebel!

The man who desired death for the world.

🏃‍♂️Three

You’re not going to take my life, are you?

What was that just now!?

>>98

Lookout soldier! What do you see!?

>>100

It’s above the clouds!

The additional AE farm was supposed to be right near Rorikstead… right?

Even though it’s a systemic issue, the scale of the story is too large.

The beggar Minati was a dark faction, huh…

Since I’ve forgotten quite a bit, maybe I’ll create a new character and play through it again.

At least since it was corrected, say the proper name.

Rorikstead… my hometown is Rorikstead…

A man who has been abandoned by everyone loves to nostalgically remember his hometown.

The AE version has a lot of new additions, so I feel like I want to play it again.

🤚

I am watching you.

>>107

It was quite scary and surprising when I first saw it.

I like Narfi because he upgraded my sword to its strongest form.

>>109

😊

>>109

Kill that Jari-la, who is a worthless piece of trash but still manages to increase his popularity, without feeling any remorse!

On my first play, I broke into a vampire’s house.

I only had a save file where I was being chased around the town, and I thought, “What a crap game!”

Since there are mods where AI followers can have conversations, I feel like I want to try it again after a long time.

Considering the MOD construction, I think it will be completed in about 2 weeks to 1 month…

I hope TES6 turns out well…

I’ll try not to expect too much.

Well, the important lower part is guaranteed by the series, so as long as it has a somewhat reliable design, it should be fine…

It was a bit tough until I figured out how to progress and play.

I’m having fun now.

The first trailer for TES6 came out in 2018.

Then you have absolutely no information, huh…

>>116

I want to believe that they are reflecting on it and raising the quality with Stafy.

>>116

Didn’t they say something like “We’re making it” after they released Starfield?

I wonder if mods for VR are evolving as well.

The vanilla version was terrible, but thanks to a dedicated mod, it finally felt like a VR game.

Every time I see the Salmoars, I’m going around killing them, and I’ve attacked several imperial fortresses, but I’m not a rebel…

I don’t expect you to make combat interesting at this point, so it’s enough for me to just be able to immerse myself in role-playing as an adventurer in the TES world, similar to BG3.

I shouldn’t have come here.

Is it no good to be immortal in the console?

>>124

When it becomes immortal, all the scripts triggered by Loki’s death stop, and the world comes to a standstill.

Was Ellenwen also here?

>>125

As soon as you enter Helgen, there’s also a line where Elenwen speaks.

To the beard of the shawl!

A thief in a rag with HP10 is attacked by an NPC with a three-stage bow aim!

>>129

Wow… it’s 10 times the HP of Grellod…

Grelod will die on her own just by being in the loading area, theoretically…

Pohpoh!

The list is irrelevant.

You just have to die.

Is there a mod for making her have big boobs?

>>134

It seems like it might be out there if I look, but I feel like using Bodyslide would be faster.

The strong one, Grelod.

Grelod occasionally comes out into the garden within Riften or dies naturally due to some cause (mainly the Dragonborn) when objects come flying.

I played it a lot, but I heard that a lot of content has been added in the AE version, and now I want to play it again.

Grellot dies when cheese is dropped on its head from a certain height.

Does killing a Grelod count as murder even if it dies on its own?

>>140

So sometimes when I think “Let’s do the Dark Brotherhood!” and go to the kid’s place, they say, “Did you already kill them?!” and I’m like, “?”.

I think the event triggered by probably Grellord’s death is happening.

“Orphanage for Onaholes has an amazing name, doesn’t it?”

In the first round, I joined the Stormcloaks because I was almost killed by the Empire.

However, if the first event hadn’t happened, I think I would have joined the Imperial Army.

I joined the Stormcloaks to fight against the Empire, but their sense of superiority was worse than I expected.

>>146

“Because it’s summed up in the phrase ‘Skyrim belongs to the Nords!'”

I think those guys have issues beyond just elitist thinking.

>>152

The reach belongs to the Forsworn!

First of all, even though Roricsted has a long history of appearing in the red Ragnar, the village chief Roric is saying that I developed this place from scratch, making it a village with an unclear identity.

>>147

I thought this was the legendary place from that song… but it’s just an ordinary village.

In a sense, it’s real.

I chose the empire, but I was probably playing Oblivion.

The current emperor, often said to be overshadowed, actually appears only to carry out assassinations and stands at the forefront of the operation to reclaim the Platinum Tower, wielding a gold brand, which makes things quite rich in complexity.

And then everyone dies easily.

Say goodbye to that head forever~♪

I hate the Stormcloaks because they became extremely hostile after I received something from Uncle Alvo’s house.

>>153

Don’t take the red mark if it’s over 50 yen!

I love the Dark Brotherhood, but I also love the current emperor—it’s a dilemma.

I heard that a ridiculously strong magic was added to AE, which has a reputation for being the weakest in vanilla, specifically for destruction magic.

Long live Shishis!

I really love the atmosphere of Riverwood.

Only the senile old man who says he saw a dragon is a negative.

>>158

What’s the matter this time, Mom?

Riverwood actually has surprisingly high combat power.

The partner who is fighting over a lover like it’s a shitty battle is actually an elite among the poshers.

Furthermore, the actual level and perks.

Because of our encounter, both the Empire and the Stormcloaks seem like crap to me…

>>161

It’s understandable that many Dovahkin would prefer Graybeards over a civil war.

It seems that this guy will die after a certain amount of time even if the archer misses.

>>162

It’s a two-pronged approach with kill time and kill area scripts.

No one knows anything other than that the horse thief is from Rorikstead.

I decided to create a new character to use the two-handed weapons that I never used in my previous play, but it’s really difficult to fight with them.

If you don’t use defensive enhancement spells, you often die even at standard difficulty.

I’m moving away from the image of a brainless musclehead…

>>166

Meanwhile, the enemy bandits always manage to pull off kill moves when they’re using it.

You’re cute, aren’t you?

A two-handed weapon user will die if they don’t use bash well.

Using a bash well is strong.

Even if they manage to escape, it doesn’t seem to cause much trouble for the story, so why go to such lengths to kill them?

>>169

I will definitely kill you because it concerns the honor of the Empire’s army.

Do I have a two-handed weapon to use fresh magic and summoning weapon magic in my right and left hands?

The powered-up attack you cultivated can smash through the shield, and once you understand that properly, it’s really strong!!

Two-handed weapons have a significantly different feel than what you might imagine…

Because they constantly position themselves to hit the tip of the reach, it’s the muscle brains that have it the hardest…

Using both hands for heavy equipment is like a punishment game…

If there are objects along the carriage’s route, the curse of the god Havoc will be triggered.

There is a bug where the carriage is obstructed and becomes enraged, causing the event to never progress.

As a result, a mere butterfly ends up helping Loki.

>>176

A butterfly or a bee will destroy the carriage…

The Golden Hills Farm, which can be easily obtained just by completing a simple quest in AE, has a suspiciously strong performance.

>>177

But the moment you screw up the introduction and the quest progress gets stuck, it’s seriously frustrating…

Even if the Stormcloaks win, it seems like the next war will break out soon.

I often used light two-handed weapons.

Use shouts effectively.