David

You can't directly command your housecarl to kill your wife. However, as Buttons stated, he will likely join in should you attack her. Just be aware that if you kill your wife you will not be able to remarry.

Mods will easily double how long Skyrim is interesting. New play-styles are always fun too. I usually do an evil second character and completely change up how I do combat (e.g. bows instead of magic).

I did 100363L, which I believe is the cheapest.

Thought I'd total up you prices if you were in the states and had access to Newegg / Amazon. Didn't take waiting for sales, alternative stores, or anything like that into account; just the current Amazon/Newegg price. AMD AM3+ FX-8350 Black Edition ---- $179.99 Amazon/NeweggCrucial DDR3 BallistiX 1600Mhz 8GB KIT ---- $78.85 AmazonCrucial M500 SSD 2.5" 240GB SATA 3.0 ---- $114.99 AmazonToshiba Desktop 1TB SATA 3.0 ---- $57.99 AmazonSapphire Radeon R9 280X 3GB GDDR5 PCI-E ---- $274.99 Newegg ASUS M5A97 R2.0, Socket-AM3+ ---- $83.83 AmazonCorsair Cooling Hydro H55 CPU Cooler ---- $60.13 AmazonCooler Master G650M, 650W PSU ​---- OOS, ~$87.98 SuperBiizCorsair Obsidian 450D Midi Tower Black ---- $119.99 Amazon/Newegg Total: $1140.91 You'd have to build it yourself though, of course. Do you have a monitor?

Get Windows 8.1 OEM for ~$90. No reason to get Windows 7 anymore. There's also a rumor that Windows 8.1 will get a free / reduced upgrade path after 8.2 to 9.

What system are you playing the game on?

Sonir? Unfortunately you're not able to change bards in the Hearthfire houses; a specific bard is assigned to each property. You should be able to dismiss her, though. I say "should" because there's a known bug that causes her to stay even after dismissal (but there are workarounds if it comes to that).

There's actually a lot that's changed, but you don't really notice until you start using it. A bunch of little things that make everything feel much more modern. Here's a list of some of the changes. Many of them won't interest anyone, and it's definitely not all-encompassing, but I'll post it just in case anyone wants to see.

This seems to be one of the bugs listed on UESP. Since you have already entered Mzulft once the second part probably doesn't apply. Can you double check your quest log and make sure that the current objective is the following? At Mirabelle's suggestion, I entered the ruins of Mzulft searching for the Synod researchers. I found one man who died, and suggested that more people may be inside something called The Oculory. I should head further into the ruins to see what's going on. Objective: Reach the OculoryA little past the exterior entrance there should be (or should have been) a locked door with a dying NPC near it, Gavros Pilinius, who gives you the key to it. That's the only door I remember being locked.

I have houses on each plot, but my favorite is Falkreath Hold. Putting a deck all the way around really lets you take in all of the scenery. It's also the most temperate environment. No harsh winters or dangerous swamps.

http://zend.ipsdevserver.com/ips4/ Just recently opened for guest viewing. I've been on it for a few weeks and am pretty happy with everything other than the 18+ month delay.

Have you finished both Blood's Honor and Purity? You have to complete both to be able to remove them. However, if after having completed these quests you drop the heads and then pick them up again... They'll be stuck in your inventory. Here are some notes for those who have not yet completed both witch head quests.

At or above level 20, the quest can be initiated by speaking to Silus Vesuius in Dawnstar.

When completing the subquest to gain Shadowmere, having a purchased horse with you can cause Shadowmere not to appear. Shadowmere can be debugged after this happens by fast traveling to the stable of origin of the last owned horse. Shadowmere will appear here for a second and then vanish, and reappears permanently when you fast-travel back to the Dark Brotherhood Sanctuary. If you completed Stabilized in favor of Shadr, Shadowmere will first appear at the Riften stables. If you have the horse Frost from the quest Promises to Keep, Shadowmere may not appear and fast traveling back to Black-Briar Lodge stables or Riften stables has no effect. Shadowmere will respawn by the sanctuary pool on your return from Solitude at the end of To Kill an Empire. Open the console, type prid 0009ccd8 and then moveto player to bring Shadowmere to your location. If this doesn't work, use player.placeatme 0009ccd7 to create a new Shadowmere at your location.

Unfortunately this likely isn't something we can help you with since it's dependent on what you've done with the armor. Check your usual storage places. Also, be aware that not all chests and storage places are safe to store items for long periods of time -- most of them actually reset after awhile and delete any stored contents!

There are three conditions that must be met to trigger the quest. A counter starts at the beginning of the game which will increase each time you visit the city of Windhelm or the immediate surrounding area. When it reaches four, the Blood on the Ice quest will be available.The player has to enter Windhelm, either through the main gate, the docks gate, or by fast-traveling, between 7pm and 7am. The graveyard scene should then be triggered and the quest ready to go.Tova Shatter-Shield and Arivanya need to be alive.Since it appears you have met the first two conditions, I'd check to make sure Tova and Arivanya are still alive.

Are you using the PC version? If so, open the console and enter the following command. setstage ms02 10That should start the next quest, which is right after you are supposed to be arrested.

Are you on the PC? If so, hit the tilde (`) key to open up the console, type the following command, and hit enter. setstage MQ105Ustengrav 60That will instantly complete the quest.

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Apparently I missed this when it was originally posted. I apologize. Hopefully you've found a solution by now, but since it may help someone else in the future I'll post my solution. You're fortunate because you're using the PC -- that makes bug fixing much easier! Hit the tilde ( ` ) key (next to the 1) to open up the console. Type tcl into the console and hit enter. Clip through the door. Reopen the console and type tcl again.

So this is a month old but I'll tackle it just in case someone happens across this from Google or something. You probably just have a ton of items and the game slows when it's depositing them in your inventory. Does it fix itself after you continue to play for awhile? I just have this image of 20,000 healing potions in my head.

I think this is one of those bugs that requires a reload from a previous save, unfortunately. Assuming you have the proper perk requirements and levels, of course.

Nothing beats getting your hands dirty even when you can shoot fire from your fingertips. What race do you use? Khajiit?

Are we talking about the exterior door or an internal door? I've never heard of the exterior door locking after Revealing the Unseen has been started; make sure you double check the objective log for this quest. What system are you playing on? Check UESP and the wiki under the "bugs" heading for your situation and potential solutions.

Destiny, eh? Hadn't heard of it, but I don't game much these days and when I do I'm not really into the whole FPS thing anymore. Did you do the ESO beta?