[SkoomaCat]

crap, accidental repost > < sorry

[Ivan Braginski]

Herro, I'm new here too, and I was referred by Skooma there, how can I get eyes for myself? and a mouth?

[SkoomaCat]

You stalker. Y U No make your own thread?

And looks like you got it figured.

Let me know if you figure out how to view subscribed threads > <

[Ivan Braginski]

Right right, I shall do that -goes to make a new thread-

Or...maybe I could stay here?? >3> pwease?

[SkoomaCat]

Fiiiiine, you can has stay here.

And I figured out subscriptions.

Because I'm brilliant. o 3o

[Quiet Man Cometh]

Sugar doesn't make you high, it puts you into a coma... (eats way too much of the stuff).

I haven't made a khajit in Skyrim yet. I have in other games though. I like the beast races. :D. Playing a Nord right now, and yes, Skooma is (technically) Elder Scrolls contraband. ;)

[SkoomaCat]

I tend to stick with the Khajiit, even though a Dark Elf would be more fitting for the way I play. I just like Khajiit. My first character ever was one, and so I just kinda keep making them, haha.

[Ivan Braginski]

I think I always made a nord, but then i never played Oblivion that much because it made my computer cry tears of blood. ;_;

[Quiet Man Cometh]

Eww. I haven't played Oblivion either. I started with my khajit in Daggerfall (also my first ever character) and attempted to re-create that character when Morrowind came out. I tried again with Skyrmim but they didn't have the style I was hoping for. Because of the setting I wanted to try making something more furry, kinda like the way Ri'Saad looks, but it didn't work. :(. So, nord for me. Cold resistance seemed like a good plan. :). In morrowind I also have a second Khajit (since my first is high level now), a nord, Dunmner, and bosmer that I never play. Oh, and an argonian too. I mostly only play the beast characters. I made the dunmer solely to see what difference the game had if I played as male.

[SkoomaCat]

I started with Oblivion, then played Morrowind and then Skyrim. I haven't ever played Daggerfall. And yes, Ivan's computer cried many tears XD

And yeah, I wasn't totally pleased with the way the Khajiit look in Skyrim. They seemed more feral in Oblivion and more like housecats in Skyrim.

I really want a game in Elyswir.

[Ivan Braginski]

lol house cat Khajiits. Keyboard Khajiit? That would be the most random thing if it was to ever actually happen.

[SkoomaCat]

I think the keyboard would die if a Khajiit lay on it . . . .___.

[Quiet Man Cometh]

That would be cool. A game in Elswyr that is. Would be different since it's largely desert. Maybe an expansion of some kind. I really liked the Bloodmoon expansion to Morrowind with the nord island whose name I can't spell.

I've never actually finished any Elder Scrolls game. Daggerfall had a glitch in our copy and we couldn't, (not that it stopped us playing), and I'm still playing around in Morrowind. I'm farthest along the mainline quest in Skyrim, but I have too much fun just mucking around.

[Quiet Man Cometh]

*cough*skyrimthread*cough*

[SkoomaCat]

Oh yeah, I know what you mean. I know the name, I mean. I haven't gotten that far in Morrowind DX
I really didn't play that much of it. School started a while after I got it and then I just sort of never touched it again . . .

[Quiet Man Cometh]

Ah. I was playing it in College. Not good for studying. The game still randomly shuts down on me, but I assume that's one of Bethesda's many glitches that comes in all the games and just remember to save often.

I like it, but the environment does get a little dreary after a while, and being called "outlander" all the time does get a little tedious, even if you are another dark elf. I like the environment in Skyrim. I'm still going to make a khajit at some point but I do wish that there were more fur options. The features can be tweaked sure, but there is less character it seems to me. Khajhit in Morrowind don't get hair but they can have different ears, facial patterns, and sometimes earrings or fur tufts, etc. They do look fairly house-catish though. The Daggerfall ones looked more like people with ears, tails, and claws.