Now please, no more questions.

... why no more questions?

 

It's what she's says to me after every interaction regardless of if I've started/finished the Redguard Quest

The point of the picture was to get as many "HD" mods running as possible. The eyes are sooo pretty..

dammit. shouldve gotten that. soooo, you killed those redguards, eh?

 

btw, seems your computer is newer than mine

I find this quest rather boring on most playthroughs, apart from when I'm doing the typical Hero-adventurer thing.

 

I don't have a terribly good system. I guess its ok for a Laptop though.

she reminds me of someone special. i could never kill her

actually i would rather kill every single other person in whiterun than her. that includes even all the companions, and farkas and vilkas are damn high on my "love those folks"-list.

Even Ysolda?

if its "her" or the whole rest of whiterun (children included), you better start digging lots of new graves and expand the hall of the dead

It's cool man no one has to die!!

first time i wondered who that "wanted redguard woman" was... when i finally found her (saw her the first time) i didnt even have to think 1 lousy stinking second about it and directly went to the cave to go berserk

 

i guess "role playing" also somehow is connected to how you (or the person you desire to be) would react. thats why i dont need more than one character for es-games

I feel the same way, I try to make other characters but seemingly resort back to the same style regardless. As you say, it's all in the roleplaying.

yep i loved that you had the freedom to make some decisions during some quests of the game that affected skyrim either direct or indirect. i dont like it when stuff is only linear, i mean "kill the bandit leader" is nice, but from a good rpg id expect my char to be able to make a difference regarding the environment.

That's what makes most of Beth's games good though. Fallout 3 being a prime example, got to blow up a whole town if you wanted to.