Stuck on the ''The Way To The Tomb'' quest. I checked the burning carriage, spoke with Kim and needed to follow him to bandits. But, unfortunately, a dragon appeared. I killed it, but it messed up Kim's AI somehow. He returned to Markarth and now won't move and just calls me names. What should I do?
Great mod, very underrated. My only criticism would be that the dialogue is very stiff at times and sometimes grammatically incorrect. None of the characters really have a "voice" to them and they often sound more like narrators rather than people, especially when they're giving you quests.
That aside the actual gameplay of the mod is quite fun and there were minimal bugs if any. Good work.
Okay, worked okay until I reached Lord Dagon's Realm. I am there, but I can't move my character. All keyboard keys work except the ones that move me.
Update: used enableplayercontrols in console, and got through this. Finished the mod. Thank you for a very interesting mod. I really enjoyed it. Please make some more !
Well, this mod looked very interesting. So I installed it, ran LOOT, FNIS, and savegame cleaner. Then I started it. I found Samuel north of Riften, but can't converse with him. I ask what happened, and he only replies after I hit my esc key. So, he keeps giving me the same four replies, in text only, and keeps waving his arm. Nothing else starts. I read that Rigmor of Bruma conflicts, so I disabled that mod. Same result. Any ideas? I don't see the hamlet on my map, either, nor when I visit the area of the Rigmor farm. After reading your troubleshooting section below, I uninstalled and reinstalled the mod as you suggested. Samuel still replies in the same way....only after i press the esc key. This time I got him to ask if I could escort him to Riften, but I was unable to reply to him.
Thanks. Update:I finally got it working, but for me to get a response from the people in the mod, I have to click my mouse cursor on text in the conversation, then wait a full 30 seconds or more for a text reply. I have never had to do this in any other mod, so I found it by accident. So, I seem to be on my way, looking for Talos essence.
finished it yesterday, beautiful! I was very into the mod and it was very very fun! I loved all the details and work that you put into the mod and i will defenitely play it again!
Just finished the last quest of the and thougjht I'd drop in to say THANKS!
Honestly, I was pretty sure that Weissadler is gonna betray me by the end, but I'm glad that did not happen. Love the house, has many cool details. However I'm not sure my Dragonborn's gonna live there. Not gonna lie, the mannequins creep me out. The first time I was searching around in the house, they looked like they were moving...
Endorsed, I recommend and everything that comes with that, but I say NOPE to the mannequins that might or might not move around.
Your mod is very cool. I liked the story and the references. Most of all I liked infiltration quest. I wanted something like this for a long time. Your draugrs are very mean thoug. They've killed me few times. But I mast say the Weissadlers' Hamlet itself is a little oversaturated. There are too many random things and items in a small space. You'd say there are at least ten people living there, not two. Because of it I often expirience massive fps drops and ctd. More so then in big cities and I use some city mods too.
Thanks for the constructive feedback! I highly appreciate it. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
You are right that Weissadler's Hamlet is dense. My approach to modding is a bit different to others, perhaps. I tried to make new stuff from exisitng ressources which often resulted in the usage of many different assets in a small space. Many bits and pieces to make something new from scratch. This hits performance unfortunately. Without ENB, I do not run into FPS problems in the Hamlet, but with a demanding ENB, this is possible unfortunately, depending on your system. I added some mods to the recommendations which might alleviate the problem to a certain extent. This is unfortunate since I'm kind of an FPS-phile myself :-)
I will certainly take your feedback into account for a next project! Have fun exploring Tamriel!
I found the decor in the Hamlet to be refreshingly varied and familiar. It felt like Weissadler was a hero of the Dovahkhin's caliber with a obsessive decorative edge to boot.
Mod authors in Fallout 4 have gotten around this FPS drop by making many objects in an otherwise overstocked house static (can't interact with the object) rather than dynamic. Wonder if Skyrim SE also has that feature?
I still intend to finish playing WH someday when I do not have Rigmor installed.
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That aside the actual gameplay of the mod is quite fun and there were minimal bugs if any. Good work.
Update: used enableplayercontrols in console, and got through this. Finished the mod.
Thank you for a very interesting mod. I really enjoyed it. Please make some more !
I read that Rigmor of Bruma conflicts, so I disabled that mod. Same result.
Any ideas? I don't see the hamlet on my map, either, nor when I visit the area of the Rigmor farm.
After reading your troubleshooting section below, I uninstalled and reinstalled the mod as you suggested. Samuel still replies in the same way....only after i press the esc key. This time I got him to ask if I could escort him to Riften, but I was unable to reply to him.
Thanks.
Update:I finally got it working, but for me to get a response from the people in the mod, I have to click my mouse cursor on text in the conversation, then wait a full 30 seconds or more for a text reply. I have never had to do this in any other mod, so I found it by accident.
So, I seem to be on my way, looking for Talos essence.
I loved all the details and work that you put into the mod and i will defenitely play it again!
Keep doing such great things!
Honestly, I was pretty sure that Weissadler is gonna betray me by the end, but I'm glad that did not happen.
Love the house, has many cool details. However I'm not sure my Dragonborn's gonna live there.
Not gonna lie, the mannequins creep me out. The first time I was searching around in the house, they looked like
they were moving...
Endorsed, I recommend and everything that comes with that, but I say NOPE to the mannequins that might or might not move around.
But I mast say the Weissadlers' Hamlet itself is a little oversaturated. There are too many random things and items in a small space. You'd say there are at least ten people living there, not two. Because of it I often expirience massive fps drops and ctd. More so then in big cities and I use some city mods too.
Thanks for the constructive feedback! I highly appreciate it. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
You are right that Weissadler's Hamlet is dense. My approach to modding is a bit different to others, perhaps. I tried to make new stuff from exisitng ressources which often resulted in the usage of many different assets in a small space. Many bits and pieces to make something new from scratch. This hits performance unfortunately. Without ENB, I do not run into FPS problems in the Hamlet, but with a demanding ENB, this is possible unfortunately, depending on your system. I added some mods to the recommendations which might alleviate the problem to a certain extent. This is unfortunate since I'm kind of an FPS-phile myself :-)
I will certainly take your feedback into account for a next project! Have fun exploring Tamriel!
I still intend to finish playing WH someday when I do not have Rigmor installed.