Red Bevinz Posts: 3318 Joined: Thu 7:25 am I can make her wait anywhere in the house where she won't get in my way (depending on what it is I'm doing) and at the very least she'll interact with things and won't just stand there like a golf caddy like other follower/spouses do.īut most importantly, she doesn't yammer my ear off with that same repetitive dialogue which is unavoidable when it comes to "real" Skyrim marriages. Or she'll lean up against the rail and peer out at the water. I'll bring her along with me and she'll sit across from me. When I feel like sitting out on the deck. When we're at home I tell her to wait in the kitchen and she remains there (you know, like a good wife should) where she'll alternate between using the cooking pot and chowing on a loaf of bread. She and I currently reside in Honeyside (Riften). Serena is great in that you can easily pull off imagining a marriage to her. So who cares if you can't technically get married to Serana?īesides which, I don't need an in-game mechanic to dictate what sort of a relationship I have with an NPC. Marriage in Skyrim is static, repetitive, and gets very dull very fast. Or heck, toss in a PMS mechanic that raises your wife's aggression level for seven days a month, and has her doing things like throwing pots across the room and yelling at you without provocation. And that I'd have to go buy her a gold necklace or something in order for us to return to business as usual. Just for once, I'd like to be able to go off adventuring away from home for several days, and then arrive home only to discover that my wife has tossed all of my stuff onto the front porch. Yes, Bethesda has somehow made fantasy marriages even less interesting than real marriages (a feat I didn't think was possible). "Yes my love? What do you need?" Nothing, for Christ's sake! Didn't you just ask me that five seconds ago? Your opinion may differ from mine, but to me, the combined benefit of a daily homecooked meal, the Lover's Comfort bonus, and the convenience of an in-home merchant simply isn't worth what the marriage mechanic does to an NPC- reducing them to the status of an annoying talking doll that pulls it's own string every time you brush past them. I want to be able to marry Serana in the same way I can marry other NPCs!"? Come on, now. What do you mean "That's not the same thing. Tag your submissions! Place any of the following tags in the title of your post to highlight it.Simply decide that you are.Pictures of your cat with the title "khajiit has wares if you have coin".Handprints, in any way, shape or form, even if posted by reddit admins, though certain handcrafts are permitted.Any posts related to Piracy (Support the game creators!).
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