Books, Books, Books.... : V - Skyrim

» Mon Jul 25, 2011 9:42 pm

What we've got here is failure to communicate. :thumbsup:

I was actually hoping some people might get the reference, but I guess most here either don't have kids or are "too old" for How to Train Your Dragon

» Mon Jul 25, 2011 5:12 pm

I dont think so!!

» Mon Jul 25, 2011 7:13 am

I was actually hoping some people might get the reference, but I guess most here either don't have kids or are "too old" for How to Train Your Dragon

In fact, my last post was also a movie quote. (cool hand luke)

As you see, identifying a movie quote from a real opinion can be quite a difficult task. :whistling:

» Mon Jul 25, 2011 8:11 am

In fact, my last post was also a movie quote. (cool hand luke)

As you see, identifying a movie quote from a real opinion can be quite a difficult task. :whistling:

Too true, the lack of quotation marks on both were the downfall... mostly of mine which created this discussion, hahaha

» Mon Jul 25, 2011 9:55 am

Too true, the lack of quotation marks on both were the downfall...

:foodndrink:

» Mon Jul 25, 2011 3:09 pm

i find trying to read for any great length of time on my tv screen hurts my eyes a bit, however i do enjoy collecting books in tes and i hope there a large amount of interesting books to read in skyrim :laugh: :read:

» Mon Jul 25, 2011 11:15 am

I liked collecting them in Oblivion, and the shelves were terrible for placing things on! There were some really awesome mods for that on PC, but it'd be nice to see it implemented in the vanilla version. I somehow doubt it though, they tend not to cater to the small numbers of people that want every last detail of realism included in favor of a more inclusive Mod toolkit to help those people with whatever they please.

» Mon Jul 25, 2011 4:25 pm

I liked collecting them in Oblivion, and the shelves were terrible for placing things on! There were some really awesome mods for that on PC, but it'd be nice to see it implemented in the vanilla version. I somehow doubt it though, they tend not to cater to the small numbers of people that want every last detail of realism included in favor of a more inclusive Mod toolkit to help those people with whatever they please.

I'd bet 20 bones that they create predefined slots for the books, and make it easy to put them in there.

» Mon Jul 25, 2011 10:45 am

I'd bet 20 bones that they create predefined slots for the books, and make it easy to put them in there.

I sure hope so. This one little thing is at the top of my list.

» Mon Jul 25, 2011 9:16 am

I obsessively collect books in Morrowind (at least with characters for whom it's appropriate). I tried to in Oblivion, but it's just not as satisfying, in part because seeing 10 copies of the same book lined up on shelves irritates me and in part because it's pretty much impossible to display your collection, between having to grab each book and wave it around like a drunk with Parkinson's just to get it on a shelf in the first place and the entire collection exploding in all directions if you so much as bump it.

:lmao: that is so true!