I don't know how or why Bethesda came up with the god-awfull piss poor system they did but it's ruining an otherwise fantastic game for me because I'm finding the only way I can play the game is with a warrior and even THEN it has to be a 2h sword warrior because you can't have a bow selected to one hot key and a sword AND shield selected for a second hotkey ( you need a separate hotkey for your sword and for your shield.WTF ? ) and even THEN you still have to pause the game to select health potions or restoration magic if you need a health boost in combat.Bethesda's Launcher has a set of minimum system requirements in order to run it. Have to say I completely agree with your article, the hotkey system is really infuriating, especially for us console players who only get to hotkey 2 seperate skills / spells / weapons, you have to keep pausing the game to trawl through your favorites menu to switch spells which not only destroys the immersion but is incredibly fecking annoying. Head on over to my site and check out the rest if you want to figure out how to actually use the hotkey/favorite system, or just use it a little better.
Without them, this won't make much sense. What I wanted to write about this go-around was the favorite/hotkey system, which you might not even know exists unless you've played previous Elder Scrolls games, and/or you've accidentally stumbled across it during your adventures in Skyrim.įor whatever reason, this forum won't let me post the full article with screen shots to go along with the explanations. The bugs on this save were bu far the worst and most wide spread of any I've had before - it was multiple quests, NPC's, etc. It dropped an item for the next step of the quest. to move it around, but the game would NOT let me loot it, no matter where I positioned the corpse. Things weren't spawning, and even a brand new bug - I killed a boss, his corpse was on the ground in front of me.
I had a few quests (that I had done previously) bug for no reason. I've probably played half a dozen characters to level 30+ in Skyrim - tonight I retired a level 34 assassin, because for whatever reason the save became too buggy. Let me just start with a bit of a frustrated rant. This is worth everyone seeing, as its become quite clear from the feedback I've received that I'm nowhere near the only one who didn't know about this stuff. *NOTE - this was originally posted in the tutorial section, however it got <200 hits in a few days, marginally less then the stuff in the general forum gets. (Originally posted to my website, 12/19/11) Check out the link to read it there, along with the horde of other Skyrim stuff I've posted! Skyrim, And The Favorite/Hotkey System You Might Not Even Know About
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