I've played through entire game before but only on easier. Just looking for tips on saving my ass on legendary difficulty.

1)Some old dude discovering evidence of the lost continent of Aldermis

2)2nd Nordic Empire

3)Fate of the last Dragonborn

4)Segoroth vs Herma-Mora

5)If I wrote a book in the Elder Scrolls

Do you think that the blood seal in sky haven temple is an Easter egg to the Fable games' demon doors (not sure if y'all had played that game before. I haven't played it in years)? They have a great resemblance!

Sky haven temple picture in the comments.

Who's the better Daedric Prince? This hypothetical scenario has been itching to be resolved in my mind for years, so I need some semi-professional opinions on the matter.

Hey there. So I'm having this problem with MO2 where whenever it tries to log in to nexus it says "Log in failed, try again?" Trying again just gives the same message. It's frustrating because MO2 was working perfectly just a few hours ago.

Things I tried to do:

-Logging in again in Nexus.

-Disconnecting and connecting in MO2

-Clearing cache.

-Changing my Nexus account password.

-Requesting an API key and adding it manually.

Non of these helped. I even tried to download a mod manually by dragging its file to MO2 downloads, but even that causes it to try to connect to Nexus. I set it to offline and the mod "downloaded" but Skyrim couldn't read it.

My very first time trying to connect to nexus also had the same problem, only it was fixed after checking Hide API request counter box. But now I just don't know what to do.

My current MO2 Version is 2.2.1

So, I was looking at a lot of other people's posts about builds and this and that. "Blah is so OP, just as long as you have this perk. And this perk helps. Also you totally need this other perk too. And then this entire other skill tree really makes this works at all."

I can't even count how many times I see people who have an amazing OP build that is literally just some slight deviation off of a sneak archer, or straight melee builds. Just add ALTERATION! ...also quiet casting... and max out speech...

So I was like, I'm going to make a character and literally only use 1 skill tree and play through doing nothing but that 1 tree (minus rewards for quests and books and stuff, but only perks from that 1 tree) and I figured the best bet would be Conjuration.

So I started out with clothes (not gaining any light or heavy armor points) and casting wolfs at people until I found the bound bow. Then I casted wolfs at people and shit them with bound bow arrows. Once I got better spells to make more different things I swapped out my wolfs for atronauch and later daedra and I am amazed at how fun this build is. Aside from spells and 0 magic enchanting, there's no reason to lott things, I don't need followers and the whole game is playing smooth and quick and I haven't run into any issues about being overpowered by anything, either dragons or giants or bandits who are lurking just around the corner.

The king set sail on his ship to Skyrim "looks like I'll have to take this war into my own hands" he thought. After 2 months the King made it to Skyrim, by then most of Skyrim had been taken back from the Stormcloaks only Solitude and a small amount of land acting as a supplie route to the city was still under control of the Domainen. After the King gave a long boring speech and was told more about the Last Dragonborn he ordered his secretary force the Anui Acults (basically the Penteies Acults for the Thalmor) to assassinate the Dragonborn however after several attempts they failed yet they managed to slit his throat and he could no longer shout. After the King arrived the Stormcloaks battled for Solitude for 5 more days, on the 5th day they fainly broke into the city and defeated the Thalmor, all that was left was to attack the kings camp. The Dragonborn led the charge and despite the fact that he could no longer shout he along with his men were able to kill most of the Thalmor until he faced the king "how dare you" said the king "how dare you worship Talos, destroy my army and now you think you can kill-mugh" the king was cut off as the Last Dragonborn's sword periceed his heart, the king was dead. The remaining Thalmor were filled with horror as the king fell to the floor, they retreated to the Summerset Isles and made the kings son the new king, 2 mouths later the new king signed the Treaty of Windhleam and the war came to an end.

The End hope you enjoyed :-D

So I'm quite new at modding and require an advice with something. I installed the Unofficial Skyrim Legendary Edition patch using Mod Organizer 2. I checked it, used LOOT and made sure that my load order is correct. But I opened the game and it said that the old unofficial Skyrim patch is still installed and that I need to remove it or the game will be damaged. Said the same thing about Dragonborn, Hearthfire and Dawnguard.

My question is.. How do I exactly remove them? Go to the data files and delete them? Will this affect the game or crash it? And did I even install USleep correctly?

Also, what if a mod requires the old patches? I'm quite confused here.

My least favorite province in Tamriel is Morrowind, yours?

Sorry couldn't fit the whole thing in the title.

If you could live anywhere in Tamriel, where would it be? Not many people will like this but mine is Skyrim