Bugs found so far:
1) Crashes that reboots my system.
2) Crashes that the game catches that recommends I reboot.
3) Impossible quests of several varieties the most common being "Go to
Somewhere and talk to Someone in Someplace". When I get to Somewhere
no one knows of Someone (doesn't appear on the list of topics) nor do
they know of Someplace. I've hit this 4 or 5 times now.
4) Jumping through the walls bug.
5) In Daggerfall the guards suddenly are after me and I don't know why.
I haven't done a thing that's illegal. Grrr.
6) If you save in a guild and then restore there the people inside are
gone!
7) For one quest I searched the whole place but one underwater bit for
the Orc Warlord I was supposed to remove. As I stood on the edge
of the water contemplating what to do up popped the "You've defeated
him" message. Huh?
8) Crash where the text box turned pink and hung the system.
Geeze, that's just from 2 days of playing (maybe 8 or 10 hours) and I
know I hit 4 or 5 more.
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>I chose a Knight class and my Etiquette skill has never improved despite
>my talking politely to EVERYONE. So, how do I improve it? My other two
>primary skills have gone really high but I am stuck at level 3.
Talking polite all the time should increase etiquette like you
say but if not there is someone who teaches it. Unfortunaly I don't
know where or who. I'd check some of the daggerfall internet pages
(not bethseda's but some on thier links page or use YAHOO and search
for daggerfall) One of those pages had a list of all the people who
teach and what the courses are.
>Bugs found so far:
> 1) Crashes that reboots my system.
> 2) Crashes that the game catches that recommends I reboot.
> 3) Impossible quests of several varieties the most common being "Go to
> Somewhere and talk to Someone in Someplace". When I get to Somewhere
> no one knows of Someone (doesn't appear on the list of topics) nor do
> they know of Someplace. I've hit this 4 or 5 times now.
Thought I had this problem too but double check your LOG and
you might find exactly where this person is. Also many buildings,
including shops taverns, etc.. have multiple floors and i've even
found a guild with a "back door" though it led no where. Keep looking
in the location it says and "TALK" to everyone, even the shop keepers,
they are often the person you are sent to find.
4) Jumping through the walls bug.
> 5) In Daggerfall the guards suddenly are after me and I don't know why.
> I haven't done a thing that's illegal. Grrr.
> 6) If you save in a guild and then restore there the people inside are
> gone!
> 7) For one quest I searched the whole place but one underwater bit for
> the Orc Warlord I was supposed to remove. As I stood on the edge
> of the water contemplating what to do up popped the "You've defeated
> him" message. Huh?
Had the exact same problem but it never said "DEFEATED" or
anything, tried to go thru the water but didn't have the
waterbreathing spell yet. As for you victory, you probably got close
enought to the enemy for him to come toward you. Right through the
water even. He most likely drowned trying to get to you (though i've
never seen npc's enter water, it's the only explanation i can think of
unless there was another monster around which killed him, i've seen
that happen.
according to the Bethesda AOL rep, Etiquette skill only improves
if you talk politely _in court_.
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So the solution is to get arrested a lot??
Scott R. Haas
srh...@midwest.net
Well, I haven't seen it yet. Pre- or post-patch, neither my Etiquette
nor my Streetwise has EVER gone up naturally (and I use Blunt all the
time).
John Alcock <jal...@watson.ibm.com> wrote in article
<53be8v$1c...@watnews1.watson.ibm.com>...
:I spent the better part of a day(a real day, not a game day) just talking
:to people to see if there was going to be an increase in those skills, but
:they didn't budge. I was using both polite & blunt as the mood struck me.
:I was trying to figure out how to get the DarkBrother quest solved, I can
:find the house, deliver the poison, but no matter what I do, he never dies.
:Wish I could just slide a shank in his back.
:> Well, I haven't seen it yet. Pre- or post-patch, neither my Etiquette
:> nor my Streetwise has EVER gone up naturally (and I use Blunt all the
:> time).
As a tip to raise magic skills, I was told that casting spells in
a dungeon, a graveyard, the fighter's guild, or a TAVERN will
work to make my magic skill go up. Apparently this is not true
if I sit and cast spells on the street.
Therefore, maybe this is the secret to streetwise also. Maybe
talking blunt only increases streetwise if it is done in a
dungeon or a tavern etc... ? Anyone know?
rjmc...@uci.edu R. McPherson, Psychobiology Dept, UC Irvine
I've been talking 'til my character faints from lack of break (always
Polite) and his Etiquette hasn't gone up a point.
Try talking politely to Nobles (usually in Castles such as Castle
Daggerfall, Castle Wayrest, Castle Sentinel, etc.) I've found that this
has increased my etiquette skill.
- Vic "Just my 2 cents" Rios
vr...@andrew.cmu.edu
>Ken Fishkin <fis...@parc.xerox.com> wrote:
>>Bill Seurer wrote:
>>>
>>> I chose a Knight class and my Etiquette skill has never improved despite
>>> my talking politely to EVERYONE.
>>according to the Bethesda AOL rep, Etiquette skill only improves
>>if you talk politely _in court_.
>>--
>>Ken Fishkin fis...@acm.org
>>http://www.parc.xerox.com/fishkin
>So the solution is to get arrested a lot??
Royal Court. You know, Kings, queens, princes, people like that.
>Scott R. Haas
>srh...@midwest.net
> >Ken Fishkin <fis...@parc.xerox.com> wrote:
Well, the hint book claims that at least one of the temples
can train ettiquette and streetwise. I think it is the goddess
of beauty but I don't remember for sure.
Roger
Get the patch. It fixes Ettiquette and Streetwise, or claims to.
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>Get the patch. It fixes Ettiquette and Streetwise, or claims to.
>
Under the patch, I've actually had my Etiquette improve once, just
from polite talking (haven't been to court yet). All my blunt talking
hasn't netted me any streetwise improvement, though......
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Odd, I'm a battlemage, and my etiquette skill has improved several
times,and I have yet to go to court. I wonder if talking to the nobility
in the taverns helps?
Whatever. Haven't increased much. But then, I'm not a charming fellow.
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-Ambrose Bierce
-Al
Beast
I talk to -everyone- outside bluntly, -everyone- in court politely. I have
yet to get any improvement in either stat.
Bethesda - this is still broken, despite your "fix" in the first patch.
--
William Harris
I made a PC with the dagger at 0.3 and 4% etiquette/streetwise to test this.
This PC gains skill in either almost every time he talks, whether to
peasants or nobles. It does seem like skill and attribute get *used* only
on the initial question. So, to practice, you'll need to switch modes
between each question.
- Tim Iverson
ive...@lionheart.com
Certain temples offer etiquette skills as part of their training.
Try the temple of Mara or Dibella!
>Bill Seurer wrote:
>>
>> I chose a Knight class and my Etiquette skill has never improved despite
>> my talking politely to EVERYONE.
>according to the Bethesda AOL rep, Etiquette skill only improves
>if you talk politely _in court_.
With nobles and with merchants!
Marc Chapleau
rae...@total.net
Marc Chapleau <rae...@total.net> wrote in article
<570scs$j...@newsfeeder.total.net>...
tornado <tor...@ix.netcom.com> wrote in article
<01bbd7fe$2b649e20$6daf5ccf@#tornado>...
> guess what...I never never gotten my etiquette skill to increase and I
gave
> up on my knight and started a nice chaotic character. There is no benefit
> to being a nice guy in daggerfall :-)
There almost never are
>guess what...I never never gotten my etiquette skill to increase and I gave
>up on my knight and started a nice chaotic character. There is no benefit
>to being a nice guy in daggerfall :-)
>
>> >> I chose a Knight class and my Etiquette skill has never improved
>despite
>> >> my talking politely to EVERYONE.
>>
>> >according to the Bethesda AOL rep, Etiquette skill only improves
>> >if you talk politely _in court_.
>>
>> With nobles and with merchants!
Nope, actually using polite style to peasant works as well. The thing
is that you have to talk to an awful lot of people for the skill to
advance. (My etiquette is around 50 now, to increase the skill I need
to speak to 25-30 people, my difficulty dagger during character
creation is around 0.6 or 0.7) Actually, I think etiquette and
streetwise are pretty easy to improve, I don't say that it's fun
though. Getting one point increase involves horrible tedium of
clicking on every passer-by so that you can give a meaningless chat.
There is one caveat, as someone else pointed out, the skill is in itself
not very useful, if it has any use at all. However, I once avoided a
jail sentence by pleading not guilty and arguing my case. I should point
out that my legal reputation went from common to undependable as a
result. Pleading guilty would have leave me with a dependable reputation.
Not that it matters one way or another, of course.
Later...
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