So... What would be your Dream Companion in Skyrim?
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A dog. A really, really fucking cool dog. Like Dogmeat (am I the only one who's dogmeat seems to be a superhero in his spare time?), but he actually walks beside you instead of waiting until you get out of range, then running a bit into range, etc.
Either that, or. . .
This creepy sonofabitch. Just so I could run into an area full of high level enemies (hopefully dragons and such) and tell him to wait there, or attack.
Either that, or. . .
This creepy sonofabitch. Just so I could run into an area full of high level enemies (hopefully dragons and such) and tell him to wait there, or attack.
Doesn't matter as long as they're strong enough to carry heaps of extra loot I can sell instead of throwing it away.
The Pack Rat of Mournhold of course!
Seriously
I want a dog....ala Dogmeat make him a wolf hybrid and can have a lil pack to carry stuff
Seriously
I want a dog....ala Dogmeat make him a wolf hybrid and can have a lil pack to carry stuff
Whatever creature I summon usually works fine.
Conjuration, ftw.
I guess my ideal companion would be...J'skar from Bruma.
Conjuration, ftw.
I guess my ideal companion would be...J'skar from Bruma.
You know, come to think of it I never used companions in Fallout 3.
Probably because I remember how terrible it was trying to walk anywhere with an Oblivion companion. In my first playthrough I did not know about the fast travel system, instead escorting the Wonder Twins (Martin and Jauffre) to Cloud Ruler Temple on horse. They would often aggro some monster off on the horizon and disappear, later coming back without horses.
Probably because I remember how terrible it was trying to walk anywhere with an Oblivion companion. In my first playthrough I did not know about the fast travel system, instead escorting the Wonder Twins (Martin and Jauffre) to Cloud Ruler Temple on horse. They would often aggro some monster off on the horizon and disappear, later coming back without horses.
The idea of traversing a cave and managing to break open a section only to find a trapped baby dragon whom would take to you and follow you around sounds pretty awesome.
Awesome enough to put up with the shitty AI that would likely be tied to it. D:
Awesome enough to put up with the shitty AI that would likely be tied to it. D:
A dragon would be the coolest and should be available to those people who don't want to do much fighting but just explore a fantasy world.Blazing Steel said:
It would be fun watching him squeeze through tight dungeons.
The Adoring Fan from Oblivion, obviously! We'll find out that he's actually a time-traveling wizard or something that was just hardcore trolling the player character from Oblivion.
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Even if there will be potential companions in Skyrim, I won't use them. I loved being on my own in Morrowind and Oblivion. When I played Fallout 3, though, I found Fawkes and thought he was awesome. Then, after a while I realized I was using him as an indestructible tank and crutch in every battle and stopped enjoying the game. Even if I went out on my own, I was so use to his assistance that I was viewing every battle as an annoyance than as a legitimate threat in that lonely wasteland.
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Even if there will be potential companions in Skyrim, I won't use them. I loved being on my own in Morrowind and Oblivion. When I played Fallout 3, though, I found Fawkes and thought he was awesome. Then, after a while I realized I was using him as an indestructible tank and crutch in every battle and stopped enjoying the game. Even if I went out on my own, I was so use to his assistance that I was viewing every battle as an annoyance than as a legitimate threat in that lonely wasteland.
A Dunmer rogue...designed like this...
With Skyrim's engine, that could pass for hot...maybe...
Or alternatively, the Adoring Fan, on a chain, screaming as I drag him about and throw him into enemies that he would run from in the last game.
With Skyrim's engine, that could pass for hot...maybe...
Or alternatively, the Adoring Fan, on a chain, screaming as I drag him about and throw him into enemies that he would run from in the last game.
