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All of the tutorial prompts will be removed as well. You've been left to die, forgotten, in a damp, dark cell. All you really want is a second chance - to escape! Fortunately, Mara has taken pity on you and provided you a means to do just that, if you can manage it. With this start option, 3 lockpicks will appear in the soul gem holder.

Pick the lock on the jail cell door and win your freedom. It's that simple. You will simply begin the game proper as soon as you've climbed up the stairs. Until doing so, you can still go back and ask Mara for another option. After that, you're committed. Should you fail to pick the lock, you can go back and pick another start option to get out. Sorry, Mara insists we limit this strictly to 3 lockpicks only.

You will arrive by ship in the port of Solitude, Dawnstar, Windhelm, or Raven Rock with little more than some basic supplies, middle class clothing, and a decent sum of gold to start over upon your arrival. You will start off with the fully furnished house of your choice in one of 4 major cities. Windhelm is not included due to the quest that interacts directly with the house there. Raven Rock is similarly not included due to the attached quest involved with acquiring that property. Each house will start you off with appropriate class clothing and some leftover cash to spend.

There will also be a selection of weapons fitting to the city available on the storage chest in the bedroom. Alternatively, you can choose from one of the 3 Hearthfire houses. For these, you will start off with a fully furnished Entry Way, Main Hall, Cellar, and all exterior additions. The only thing which will not be enabled is the bard since the bard specifically mentions your steward you don't have yet.

The drafting table outside should be ready to go with whatever additions you want on the house afterward. If owning property in a city is boring, you don't like Hearthfire houses, or you'd prefer to have access to all of the available hold questing, you can choose instead to own a farmhouse.

The farmhouse is situated on the main road just north of Rorikstead and comes complete with a pair of NPCs to act as your farm hands. Your farm will generate a regular income that you can collect from the farm hands.

You do need to come home from time to time to collect it though. The farmhouse also supports adoption if Hearthfire Multiple Adoptions is installed. You will be a new recruit in one of the joinable factions in the game. Your starting equipment will be geared toward the faction you have chosen. For the Thieves Guild, you will begin just inside the Ragged Flagon, having just emerged from the Ratway. Talk to Brynjolf to seal the deal. For the Dark Brotherhood, you will begin immediately inside the Falkreath Sanctuary and need only speak to Astrid to complete the process.

For the College, you'll be placed just outside the Hall of Elements and will have completed the initial joining phase. For the Companions, you'll begin in Jorvaskr and begin with the mission to train with Varkas. For the Dawnguard, you'll start off in Fort Dawnguard ready to pick up the questline just after Bloodlines. For the Volkihar, you'll start off in Harkon's castle just after being bitten and becoming a vampire lord.

You will be able to choose from one of several inns throughout Skyrim and Raven Rock too. Some are relatively safe, others not so much. Nightgate Inn in particular is isolated in the mountains and is more dangerous than most others. Do be careful. You will begin as a member of a group of bandits. For the sake of variety, the group of bandits will be chosen at random, from any properly configured bandit lair in either Tamriel or Solstheim. You will begin with standard bandit level equipment.

The bandit faction at the start location will remain friendly to you as long as you don't piss them off first. Tread carefully though, you WILL have a bounty of gold in the hold the game chooses. The guards will not take kindly to seeing you trotting into a civilized area unless you're prepared to pay up.

You begin as a recruited soldier in either the Stormcloaks or the Imperial Legion. Which one you choose will determine the gear you start with. You will begin at the point immediately after what would be each one's first mission, which is little more than a cannon fodder quest on either side.

You are a lone hunter, camping in the woods. This will start you off with decent low level equipment, a campfire, cooking pot, bedroll and tent. The camp will remain in place permanently should you wish to return and use it as a base.

You were a passenger aboard a merchant ship on the way to Solitude when the ship struck an iceberg off the coast and then capsized. Make your escape from the doomed vessel, retrieving any useful items on your way out, then make your way to the nearby ice floes.

From there, you'll quickly realize it's a LONG way off to shore. Take care if using survival mods, especially those with hypothermia modules. You can freeze to death quickly! You find yourself in a remote area, robbed and left for dead by bandits. They were kind enough to leave what they thought was your corpse dressed in ragged clothes, but nothing more.

Can you survive the harsh wilderness and reach safety alive? With proper setup, any location in Tamriel or Solstheim in any mod can be made to work with this. See the extension documentation for details.

The lair has always been home to you, for as long as you can remember. It isn't even clear to you anymore how long you've been a vampire, but you know you still hunger for prey and still have an urge to adventure.

The game will pick a random vampire lair location from anywhere in Tamriel or Solstheim as long as the dungeon is properly configured. This can include locations added by mods as well. You will begin equipped with standard vampire armor and weapons like all of the other vampires in the game. Be aware you could potentially be dropped into a cell with hostile enemies nearby.

Be careful when exiting your lair. The laboratory you discovered in Blackreach is running low on supplies. It looks like you'll need to set forth soon to replenish, and perhaps see what's going on in the world these days. Fair warning - there is a Dwemer Sphere outside the door to the lab. You'll need to plan ahead before leaving. You have been accepted into the Vigilants of Stendarr and have been granted living access to their headquarters outside of Dawnstar.

You snap to your senses, a sudden weight lifted from your mind by a curious ring you found while gutting a fish. You aren't even sure why you put it on, but you did. Then, suddenly, it becomes clear You've been under the control of a pair of warlocks dabbling in necromancy! Fortunately they are not aware you've broken their hold over you, and now is your chance to escape! You begin the game in Boulderfall Cave, the home of two warlocks. Aside from some rather mundane robes and boots, you are equipped with a very powerful Ring of Nullification and a cheap iron dagger.

You are safe so long as you choose to remain in the cave. Unfortunately, there are those out there who just want to see the world burn and they run with the first bit of information they see, never bothering to come back to see if it was true or not. This has led to a number of mod authors declaring they won't be making "AE versions" of their mods - without realizing there really isn't a distinction between AE and SE as far as their mod is concerned.

There is only an update to SE. SKSE64 has been updated already. Proper support for the plugin management system is in place, and 3rd party extension updates are now flowing again as they always do. It's been less than a full week since the game updated, so this should be considered a somewhat faster response than usual overall.

What if I don't want to update? Then don't? But seriously, regardless of what measures are taken, Steam will eventually have its way and your game will update. Offline mode is not permanent, and the update on launch option will not allow you to ignore it indefinitely with any game, not just Skyrim. If that bothers you too much, the sanest thing you can do is play something else until the dust settles on whatever is giving you pause.

Since you aren't having to pay anything for the basic update, there's really no harm in letting it happen and coming back in a month or two. If you're like me, you have plenty of other games waiting to be played while you wait for things to get updated. As a mod author, I have some things that need it.

As a player, I'm waiting on certain specific things before going forward with a new game. In the end though, it will be a new game grounded on the current officially released version on Steam. It would be STRONGLY recommended to avoid hackish solutions like updating and then promptly installing executables from the previous update or running a program to downgrade your game.

Solutions of this nature can come back to bite you in the ass. Things like this can lead to strange problems while playing with mismatched versions of files. Anything from poor performance, to CTDs, and possibly even save corruption. It's really not worth the risk. Plus if you should need technical support from Bethesda for some reason, they will not provide it if you've done this. What about the CK? There is currently no update to the CK, but it is largely unnecessary anyway.

Also, significant improvements made to trace analysis usability and performance. Please update your installation of Grace to version 2. Check For Updates. Please see Release Notes for more details.

Please refer to forum thread for details. If you are on Windows 7, bit, using Nvidia, you may want to check this forum thread prior to installing CCSv5. The software manifest lists the software components included in the product. Off-line Installers: Windows Linux. New in this release: GUI Composer creation of custom user interfaces that interact with your target application , Grace 2. See the details. Upgrade to PHP 8 now! Specify only required parameters, skipping optional ones.

Arguments are order-independent and self-documented. Less boilerplate code to define and initialize properties. Hopefully, this tidbit will save someone else some grief. This updates "adam at gotlinux dot us" above and makes it version aware, and also adds newer constants to the array.

The reason we want to check the version is that the constants are not defined in earlier versions, and they appear later in the array. They would effectively overwrite the "0" index no error with an error message when the file actually uploaded fine. It also drops the constant's value 0,1,2, etc for the errors, in the likely event that they are changed later the code should still work fine.

It works good. But there is a certain problem. You know there are two sides to generating errors. Because when you generate an Exception, your script will come to an halt and do whatever you have defined in catch clause. Now you dont want any client to see the Exception, do you?