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This is a simple companion mod. There is a strange Nord valkyrie who has a crush on you. She has been stalking you. She has been spying on you and trying to get up the courage to speak to you for awhile. She is rather fearless when it comes to monsters, but she has trouble talking to you.
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After you have played the game for three game-weeks, Olga will finally get up the courage to speak to you. She can find you anywhere in Tamriel, so you won't really have to go anywhere special to start the mod. She is not one of those slave-like companions who follow you everywhere and do everything you say. She has her own life to live. She has a job in the Imperial City on weekdays and will only follow you around on weekends. You don't have any choice about that either. She is going to follow you whether you like it or not. She is rather forward and aggressive.
Once you have spoken with her, a new quest will be opened with a quest target flag that points to Olga. You can use this if you are ever having trouble finding her. There is also a quest box which appears on Fredas to remind you that Olga will be wanting to go adventuring with you as soon as she gets off work. Wherever you are in Tamriel, she will track you down. She doesn't go to the Shivering Isles. Perhaps she is desparately trying to hide the fact that she belongs there.
She is a very troubled and tormented person. Her past is rather mysterious. She has a lot to say, but she doesn't always tell you the things you really would like to know. There are many dialog topics when you initiate conversation with her. There are three very large topics with random things she talks about. There are about 100 random comments she might make. Every four minutes if she is not too busy, like in a battle or something, she will make a comment. The dialog uses silent lip MP3s and faux lip-synching.
Olga has a schedule and can be seen doing things such as going to work, wearing a different outfit at work, eating, and sleeping. Although her job is in the Imperial City, she lives in a camp outside of town, away from all the people.
Olga will only wear the clothing and equipment she starts with. There are dialog options in the game to deal with her behavior and equipment. If her armor or clothes are destroyed in battle or lost so that she starts looking a bit bare, bring it to her attention and she will repair, equip, or replace the missing items. She is sort of a barbarian and pays little attention to such things. If you notice she is not using her warhammer, suggest that she use it. It may be broken or lost, or she may just be using her lightning spells for fun. The dialog option will make her repair, replace, or equip her hammer.
Olga dresses rather lightly. If you would prefer that she cover herself up a bit more, you can ask her to. She will only comply if she likes you enough at that particular time.
Arcane glitches in the game engine can cause Olga to behave differently than she is designed to. If she becomes a coward, use the dialog topic to make her fight more aggressively. There is also a dialog topic to make her fight less aggressively which would be used mainly to undo the other one if you adjusted it too far. Avoid using these dialog topics or you might get Olga running from mud crabs or attacking innocent townspeople.
Olga is rather violent, bad-tempered, and disturbed. She won't always accept your yield if you accidentally hit her in combat. You should talk to her periodically to make sure she is happy with you. (And of course you should not hit her.) This will maximize the chances of her accepting your yield. If she won't accept your yield, run away from her, cast invisibility, or start a fight with some enemies to channel her aggression into a constructive path. When she calms down, she will forgive and forget. Just don't get killed by her when she is mad at you. She hits hard! She would be devastated if she realized she had killed you in a blind rage.
If Olga commits a crime (probably related to getting in a fight,) a message box will pop up directing you to speak to her. There are a couple of dialog topics to do with this. You can pay her fine so the guards will stop attacking her on sight and so she won't kill them.
Olga has an ebony warhammer, weak and strong ranged lightning spells, and weak and strong healing spells for herself. She also casts "cure disease" and "restore all abilities" on herself every weekday morning. She is non-leveled and is a level 35 character. She has a lot of health, and the ability to completely heal herself with the magicka reserves she has. She has enough magicka to cast lightning fairly often too. Olga will be very powerful when your character is low-level, but when you get above level 30, you will have to be careful or she will die in battle when there are too many leveled enemies at once. If Olga dies, you can remember her fondly, or you can reload a recent savegame just as you do when you die.
Once you have spoken with her, a new quest will be opened with a quest target flag that points to Olga. You can use this if you are ever having trouble finding her. There is also a quest box which appears on Fredas to remind you that Olga will be wanting to go adventuring with you as soon as she gets off work. Wherever you are in Tamriel, she will track you down. She doesn't go to the Shivering Isles. Perhaps she is desparately trying to hide the fact that she belongs there.
She is a very troubled and tormented person. Her past is rather mysterious. She has a lot to say, but she doesn't always tell you the things you really would like to know. There are many dialog topics when you initiate conversation with her. There are three very large topics with random things she talks about. There are about 100 random comments she might make. Every four minutes if she is not too busy, like in a battle or something, she will make a comment. The dialog uses silent lip MP3s and faux lip-synching.
Olga has a schedule and can be seen doing things such as going to work, wearing a different outfit at work, eating, and sleeping. Although her job is in the Imperial City, she lives in a camp outside of town, away from all the people.
Olga will only wear the clothing and equipment she starts with. There are dialog options in the game to deal with her behavior and equipment. If her armor or clothes are destroyed in battle or lost so that she starts looking a bit bare, bring it to her attention and she will repair, equip, or replace the missing items. She is sort of a barbarian and pays little attention to such things. If you notice she is not using her warhammer, suggest that she use it. It may be broken or lost, or she may just be using her lightning spells for fun. The dialog option will make her repair, replace, or equip her hammer.
Olga dresses rather lightly. If you would prefer that she cover herself up a bit more, you can ask her to. She will only comply if she likes you enough at that particular time.
Arcane glitches in the game engine can cause Olga to behave differently than she is designed to. If she becomes a coward, use the dialog topic to make her fight more aggressively. There is also a dialog topic to make her fight less aggressively which would be used mainly to undo the other one if you adjusted it too far. Avoid using these dialog topics or you might get Olga running from mud crabs or attacking innocent townspeople.
Olga is rather violent, bad-tempered, and disturbed. She won't always accept your yield if you accidentally hit her in combat. You should talk to her periodically to make sure she is happy with you. (And of course you should not hit her.) This will maximize the chances of her accepting your yield. If she won't accept your yield, run away from her, cast invisibility, or start a fight with some enemies to channel her aggression into a constructive path. When she calms down, she will forgive and forget. Just don't get killed by her when she is mad at you. She hits hard! She would be devastated if she realized she had killed you in a blind rage.
If Olga commits a crime (probably related to getting in a fight,) a message box will pop up directing you to speak to her. There are a couple of dialog topics to do with this. You can pay her fine so the guards will stop attacking her on sight and so she won't kill them.
Olga has an ebony warhammer, weak and strong ranged lightning spells, and weak and strong healing spells for herself. She also casts "cure disease" and "restore all abilities" on herself every weekday morning. She is non-leveled and is a level 35 character. She has a lot of health, and the ability to completely heal herself with the magicka reserves she has. She has enough magicka to cast lightning fairly often too. Olga will be very powerful when your character is low-level, but when you get above level 30, you will have to be careful or she will die in battle when there are too many leveled enemies at once. If Olga dies, you can remember her fondly, or you can reload a recent savegame just as you do when you die.