The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
axes2t2
I am a cat
Yes you can give them items, and they will use. It doesn't shows their weight limit, but when limit is close, heavy item begins to appear disabled in transfer menu. It's good but a single text with their limit shown wouldn't have hurt.
Also they need companion wheel from new vegas..
That's nice then.
As for the weight limit indicator for the companions I am damn sure someone must be working on making a mod for that.
Arsenal_Gunners
Human Spambot
Torn between classes.Going for a Breton mage with a bit of sword skill.
Tachyon1986
In the zone
Ah crap, looks like Bethesda doesn't slash prices for India. 3000 bucks!!! :O
gameranand
Living to Play
Well yeah Bethsda don't slash prices at all. Did fallout 3 even got released in India or not ?? AFAIK it didn't.
bethesda pc games don't "release" officially in india. They are mostly imported and so the high price...
sameer.pur
The Chosen One
^ Fallout 3 was not released officially due to use of 'Brahmins' name in the game.
Btw, has anybody been rushing to finish the main story? I want to know how long is it.
I want to do all side quests first. From what I have observed in the game so far, there are two distinct main story progressions.
1. Dragons!!
2. War between the Imperials & the Stormcloaks.
Has anybody sided with Imperials? I went with Stormcloaks. Is there any difference in the loot you get? (That's the only thing I am interested in.)
Also what's the side one should choose for a positive karma/reputation. I haven't seen any impacts from my choice to go with Stormcloaks, but surely there will be.
Also by helping killing the dragon in Whiterun, you get awarded the title of 'Thane', and a companion.
Also is there support for Item/Weapon/Armor dismantling to raw materials? I think not, but correct me If I am wrong.
Also will 'dragon scales' will be of any use? I saw one perk for Dragon armor in Crafting skill menu. Should I keep the scales safe. I have sold the Dragon bones though.
I literally pick everything and then go sell it. That's what I did in Fallout 3/NV.
Er.. crap, so many 'also's
Btw, has anybody been rushing to finish the main story? I want to know how long is it.
I want to do all side quests first. From what I have observed in the game so far, there are two distinct main story progressions.
1. Dragons!!
2. War between the Imperials & the Stormcloaks.
Has anybody sided with Imperials? I went with Stormcloaks. Is there any difference in the loot you get? (That's the only thing I am interested in.
)Also what's the side one should choose for a positive karma/reputation. I haven't seen any impacts from my choice to go with Stormcloaks, but surely there will be.
Also by helping killing the dragon in Whiterun, you get awarded the title of 'Thane', and a companion.
Also is there support for Item/Weapon/Armor dismantling to raw materials? I think not, but correct me If I am wrong.
Also will 'dragon scales' will be of any use? I saw one perk for Dragon armor in Crafting skill menu. Should I keep the scales safe. I have sold the Dragon bones though.
I literally pick everything and then go sell it.
That's what I did in Fallout 3/NV. Er.. crap, so many 'also's
gameranand
Living to Play
Yeah that much also will be there because this is a bethsda game and they offer too many options. Just too many.
sameer.pur
The Chosen One
lol.. I remember this girl. She is the sister of Riverwood trader in the game. From what i learned in the village, she already had two NPCs wooing her. Gonna watch this later when I get home.
gameranand
Living to Play
So we can marry in Skyrim, and what about my family I mean children ??
sameer.pur
The Chosen One
I already have got permission from Jarl of Whiterun to buy property there to settle down.
Perhaps, that will be a good place for peaceful growing up for your children. Err.. I mean your character's.
But be aware of the impending Dragon threat!
Perhaps, that will be a good place for peaceful growing up for your children. Err.. I mean your character's.
But be aware of the impending Dragon threat!
gameranand
Living to Play
So you can have babies of yours ??
sameer.pur
The Chosen One
I suppose not. I haven't read anywhere which says you can have babies.
Imagine fighting with dragons with a female character who is close to delivering. 
From what I have heard, you can adopt children through a orphanage. need to confirm though.
gameranand
Living to Play
From what I have heard, you can adopt children through a orphanage. need to confirm though.
Where is fun in that.
Anyways marriage is a nice addition in the game. Someone waiting for you in your house would give you nice feeling. I would have liked addition of your children also. In a good way guys. 