Skyrim, or, How I Ruined My LifeFollow

If anyone hasn't seen it: the Life & Death of Lydia.

My experiments with Necromancy in Skyrim ended when I accidentally clipped my zombie’s head with a greatsword, and as it died it moaned a guttural “thank you”. After that, I paused the game and stared at the wall for a while.

I had to use a console “resurrect” command in Morrowind. I was on a mission for one of the houses, and was asked to assassinate some chap. Trouble was I’d already killed him, and was in fact living in his house.

So I resurrected him, and then killed him again. That felt quite odd…

Okay, the Nightengale set was everything it was made out to be. Bad-ass.

So has anyone seen anything that would really merit a mature rating? The opening part where the guy gets his head chopped off (and later someone else having the same thing done) has been about the only thing. The fatality animations are pretty tame(lame). They should be cool but they don't actually do anything. Fallout 3 seemed so much more bloody and/or gory than this.

"This is a fantasy role-playing game in which players assume the role of Dovakin, a prophesied figure with the power to combat dragons in the fictional world of Skyrim," it reads.
"As players traverse through mountainous open-world environments, they complete missions and quests that impact the eventual fate of their character. Players use swords, bows and arrows, axes, and magic attacks (e.g., fireballs, ice shards) to kill various enemies (e.g., wolves, dragons, human bandits and soldiers).
"As players engage in melee-style combat, some sequences are highlighted by slow-motion effects, particularly for decapitations. Large blood-splatter effects also occur during combat, and some environments are stained with blood or body parts (e.g., heads impaled on spikes). Some sequences allow players to injure/kill nonadversary characters, including prisoners chained to a wall; they scream in pain amid splashes of blood or fire.
"As the game progresses, the dialogue and on-screen text contains references to sexual material (e.g., ". . . all the whores your heart, or any other organ, desires," "She . . . raped the men as cruelly as Bal had ravished her," and "Remember when you thought [he] was . . . intent on making you . . . into his personal sex slave?").
"Alcohol such as wine, mead, and ale can be purchased and consumed by players' character throughout the game; and in one sequence, players can engage in a drinking contest with another character, which eventually results in slurred speech (e.g., "One more. No problemsh . . . Thash grape!")."

And it's obviously one of the most absurdly stupid organizations I've seen. There's nothing in Skyrim any 16 year old couldn't handle. Anyone in high school, realistically. But it all has to do with this fantasy world the US has in which no one watches **** until they turn 18, where children NEVER curse, and where videos of death and blood are evil (unless you see them on Fox News).

Oh really? I was wondering about that. I'm guessing it's like the dark blue gear that say, Brynholf typically wears? I was sort of hoping I'd get something like that as a reward somewhere down the line.

I'm already missing the +35 Capacity from my improved Thief's Cuirass. If the leader set has the same bonus (or more), I'm going to be torn between that and the Nightengale one.

I wish the Nightengale set had + Capacity

Ok I may have changed my mind a bit about my "robes suck" policy. Arch Mages robes and Modokei's mask are dead sexy together.