Just wait till he hits:

Personality - 143
Fame - 271
Infamy - 0

I used to be a master of Oblivion's disposition mini game. Could max any NPC's disposition in seconds without a single slip. Problem is that my avatar buttered up everyone there was to butter up very early on, so that there was soon no one to practice the wheel on, except those few times I added a new quest mod (or other mod that adds NPCs). That, added to his many prestigious honorifics and him refusing to do anything that hints of "evil" (beyond a certain point) has insured that I've not been able to touch the wheel in years. Earlier this month it dawned on me that I no longer remember the formulas that make its use so simple. What's more, senile as I've become I seriously doubt I'll be able to master them again, certainly not to the extent I once did.

As Lothran has capped out there is no way he´ll ever reach those numbers



But yeah, that wheel´s pretty easy or at least easy enough. I usually top it off by exiting the mini-game, rasing a weapon and re-enter it in order to maximize the disposition.

That personality mini-game thwarted me for years! Every time I played it - ended up dropping the NPC's disposition to the point they were ready to attack her in hatred,

But I also managed to keep my infamy down to zero thanks to the "Knights of the Nine" DLC giving your infamy that miracle of the gods cleansing every time you do a Pilgrimage,

But I made myself keep playing on that Personality wheel and eventually got the hang of it. Maxical's personality being high didn't help her with Vilja though






This post has been edited by mALX: Oct 21 2016, 12:21 PM

I'll have to look up the numbers for Blossom. She was created because the lower value anywhere in the Race stats was a Female Orc's Personality. So my challenge was to max that out, and the related Speechcraft with it. Since I intended to use that a lot, I did not make it a major, or she'd level too fast.

One of my most fun builds.

What a great link! I've never seen that page before!

If that is the wiki, why is it so different?

I get different results in different browsers, depending on whether they have the original style sheet cached. The page content is the same, but they're gradually adding changes to make it usable on a smartphone, one page at a time.

Can I make it back to the original look if I get that style?

In principle, yes. You can create a local style sheet of your own to override aspects of theirs. That facility exists so that, for example, a blind user could override with options to support a text-to-speech system.

So with only a couple of years of CSS training, you'd be able to make your own!

I noticed it looked different on my browser too; didn't know if it was because I changed to Google Chrome or if they changed the style of their page. I had a tendency to not feel I could trust the info just because the page was so different that I didn't know if it was the actual page or not.

They have a mobile style sheet, and a desktop one, but it picks the wrong one most of the time. There's usually a link at the bottom to correct it.

Lothran left Bravil today, and quite abruptly too. Didn´t expect him to do that yet to be honest. We had been wandering around town and had just come out from a visit to the castle, when Lothran suddenly turned around and looked at me with quite an annoying look on his face.

"What are we doing, mirocu? Wandering around town midday with no real plans what to do? This isn´t Bruma, you know. We have not gone into hibernation just yet. I want something to do! I want to travel the roads and search caves and forts for valuables and things to collect! Let´s go!"

And with that, who was I to say no? And perhaps more importantly; did I dare to..?


So out through Bravil´s gates we went and deep into Robber Glenn´s Cave. Found mostly imps and minor loot, plus a Minotaur Lord. Nothing much, but it was something. Then we stopped by and said hi to Pantsless Mannheim and his friends and then we bought a freshly baked Potato Bread at Faregyl Inn. Rain is pouring down outside so we´re taking a break now. But I reckon we´ll make another trip to Cheydinhal for ingredients and search another dungeon or two before entering Imperial City for winter preparations.

-Well played, Lothran

I know the feeling. As nice as our characters are, they're at their happiest when killing stuff in a dungeon.

Ha hey! Lady Saga would do stuff like this sometimes. I'd have no clue what would be on her agenda next. Mostly she would see some terrain feature, or notice a path none of my others would take, and she'd just have to explore.

And then there's the opposite too. I would get into the game with her sometimes, excited to go somewhere I'd never been before, but all she'd want to do is be lazy, sleep until noon, go swimming, etc.

Not mine! She is happiest when NOT in combat, lol. (Probably part of being a female rather than a male running the character, lol)








This post has been edited by mALX: Oct 24 2016, 03:12 AM

Actually, I don't think that's gender specific, mALX.

Much of the time Julian prefers to stay above ground. Mazul, and Alise back in Skyrim, on the other hand, love dungeon delving! And it's a woman (and an old one to boot) running all these characters!

I think Maxical not wanting to fight is a part of her nature - cats tend to avoid fights they can't win . . .

Seriously! I call it a strong instinct of self preservation!

Or maybe being a pacifist, lol. I didn't even spank my children, lol.

Tirdas, Sun's Dawn 26

Days Passed: 184

Fame: 13
Infamy: 5

Rainy start which cleared into a crisp, cool day. Renee set off with Syssi and Fel, but at the last minute got persuaded by Gabrielle as well. This would be a tough journey, with these personalities getting into it with each other on occasion.

By about noon they passed Aleswell, and a half hour later were at Sercen. Time to stop, since the baddies have returned.

As the sun goes down, the party makes it to Roxey Inn and Renee rents a room, but then sleeps outside.