The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

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Anyone know of a mod that says which books you already read?

I would kill for this! I've probably wasted more time re-opening books than anything else. What really gets me, is I will see the name of the book, be like, I've opened this before, BUT I STILL OPEN IT JUST IN CASE IT MIGHT GIVE A POINT! it never does :(

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List of changes projected:

Fixed rare issue where dragons would not fly forward due to implementing game breaking changes via patch
Fixed occasional issue where a guest would arrive to the player's wedding dead, then wake up married to the player's daughter, alive
Fixed rare patching of game with patch to patch improper patching of game[/CODE]

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List of changes projected:

Fixed rare issue where dragons would not fly forward due to implementing game breaking changes via patch
Fixed occasional issue where a guest would arrive to the player's wedding dead, then wake up married to the player's daughter, alive
Fixed rare patching of game with patch to patch improper patching of game[/CODE]

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After the update i am still having the issue where the game will crash to the desktop what appears to be randomly its not always while loading and sometimes i am just standing in town or walkinga long a wooded path and it will just crash to desktop, it is starting to get rather annoying.

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After the update i am still having the issue where the game will crash to the desktop what appears to be randomly its not always while loading and sometimes i am just standing in town or walkinga long a wooded path and it will just crash to desktop, it is starting to get rather annoying.

http://skyrimnexus.c...ile.php?id=1013

Skyrim 4GB patch. Fixed all of my crash issues. Before the patch, I would crash up to 5 times in 3 hours. With the patch installed, I haven't crashed in a week.

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Just an average day in Skyrim.

I had to restart the game three times last night because of these missing textures!

Something like this happened to me when I first played the game, but it was actually an advantage. *laughs* I was wandering around Skyrim and a whole area of rock failed to load and so there was a fort that literally just had a massive gaping hole in the side, and I could see every bandit in there, just waiting. :laugh:

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I went home and wanted to play (after the update), now I can't get past the load screen! I just see the dragon, some smoke, but the option to load games or continue never shows up!

EDIT: Val's Smithing mod was the culprit. Loading now, but I've heard all kinds of bad things. Here is a guide to undo the patch if anyone needs to: http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2263471

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Reacon

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Yep it's not really possible to create a game of this scale without bugs :p

It is quite possible to...

-Not hardcode UI keys

-Not compress normals for faces

-Not patch the game POST release to be MORE BUGGY than it was on release

-Allow the executable to handle large addresses

...with little effort, before launching the game.

These are small issues that annoy the hell out of everyone I know. Easy to fix, yet Bethesda hasn't even tried to. Infact, they patched the game that corrected 2-3 issues and bugged the hell out of everything else.

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