Buy different houses, or a city, and try to invest your money, to upgrade the trade and the business of this city. And start to make importan accords with some factions like the Dark Brotherhood?

Come on! This can became very tattic in Skyrim

Hey, this is just an idea. Not an insult :rolleyes:

Um, am I missing something or did you just insult yourself?

Yes to buying a house but not too many and I disagree with buying an actual city; at most work up through a questline through political roles (like the Great Houses in Morrowind) and become the Lord of the city but you don't own all of it.

Umm...

What?

This.

This, this. :whistling:

@ the OP use the *edit* button next time... I think?

As for your idea... I hope we can buy multiple houses and maybe even rent them out? Yes, I agree with that. If that was your suggestion?

It sounds like you want economic modelling in skyrim - a nice idea, for sure, but a lot of additional complexity and certainly not something implemented after the initial design phase.

A more convincing argument, however, is that knowing how totally random occurances were somewhat commonplace in oblivion - do you really want to add something like an economic model into there? A quest-giver dying is one thing, but a shopkeeper (and his family) being killed in a dragon attack? Down goes the local economy, which'll have knockon effects as the products sold there skyrocket in price and cause the rest of the province to fall into an economic recession.

Whoops.

Am I the only one who understood him to some degree..?

Oh dearie dearie me it's all gone weird again . You need a house or two to stash your stuff, but every dev minute spent programming statues for your castle is a minute not spent on quests. They should have a stricter economy, the oblivion system was far too easy to exploit. As for the nobility/town ownership that was scrapped from Oblivion maybe they ran out of time maybe it just isn't as much fun as it sounds on paper. Now set me up as a Thane in a drinking hall in the middle of nowhere wiyh my own Hearthguard and now you're talking. I appreciate Nords aren't Vikings but there are similarities.

Where do people get this "spending dev time on this, means less time on this" thing from? There are 150 people on the team. They chose to release on 11.11.11, but could have released literally anytime. They will spend as much dev time as needed on everything they want to put in the game, and when they announce a release date, that means they're confident that it'll be all done by that time. It isn't like they have a set amount of time or that they had to announce a date. TES games always have ridiculous amounts of time between them, and if they wanted a feature in, they'd devote the time to it.

You are completely right of course I should have said I was specifically referring to Battlehorn. I don't want a fantastic home with the world's worst quest to get it. If you are going to be Lord of a castle town or whatever Make us work for it.

Haha agreed. Although, the neat hidden grotto and one of the best-looking swords in the game were things I liked about it. I didn't like that you basically showed up and they were like "Oh, hey. Total stranger. Wanna be the new master? Cool, have a deed."

Same with all the DLC, though. Most of them had really lame, basic "quests" to get them, and then the home itself was the centerpiece. The homes were really nice, but I could've done without the quests, simplistic as they were. But then, DLC has never seemed to be a huge thing for Bethesda. With the exception of Shivering Isles. That was gooooood.

No. I did also. I often don't get what causes all the fuss. :facepalm:

And this. Too much excuses. If only I could be able to pull this off at work...

:celebration: Yes!!!

Haha. "I didn't get done because I spent too much time over here. It was an unfortunate but necessary sacrifice. You understand, right boss?"

I continue to don't understand. Why?

If they do the renting out thing please don't do a Fable 2 . I love chopping wood for an hour so I can buy to let a whole street as much as anyone but this is about adventuring. Want cash go in a cave batter some trolls and take the treasure the minotaur was guarding or steal from your wealthy neighbours

Just doing proper research and consultation, chief. :rolleyes: :whistling:

Now that was the best laugh of the thread!

Showing my ignorance what 'Tattic' mean? And can I have some of whatever everyone is on , purely for medicinal reasons

English is blatantly not his first language, give him some slack.

Didn't mean to be rude honestly thought tattic was an english word id never heard of

Ok guys. I've think this for our possible city who we want controll:
Is characterise with a bank, a bazar, a jail, residential distric, an a fighting arena, the port with his pier, a cemetry with his church, and a wonderfull castle who we want build.
But is possible to obtaine just when you have built all of the buildings. Because after is just an horrible abbandoned castle where you can find thugs and ghost.

Idea:
in the cemetry there is a passage where you can go in the Dark Brotherhood temple, with his Sithis sancta Sanctorum
in the port, we can make an accord with a pirates crew who assault everydays the ship of your enemies and import some interesting bonus for you