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It's only been like, a month since the game came out! That's impressive.Vakarian wrote:i just got all 75 achievements on skyrim special edition...ha
took 90-ish hours but i've never done a 100% achievement playthrough of any game so i'm proud:')
Koa wrote:I didn't download SE for fear my mods would be affected.
The great thing about the update is that it enables more ram to be used. Which means much larger mods can be made now with less lag.SolitaryHowl wrote:I got the Special Edition a few days ago.
Ironically, its not anything special. Sure, it runs a little bit smoother & the graphics are a little bit prettier, but that's about it. I hope there will be an SKSE for it soon.
Oh, and you can still have mods while still getting achievements. If you search skyrim SE nexus, a mod will come up that you just place into your main Skyrim Data folder and it'll enable achievements no matter if you have mods or use the console or not. Its amazing.
I think that requires a replacement code from the retailer (if you still have the receipt)... Otherwise, you can effectively push your way through Support by choosing the most appropriate category you can think of if you can't find an exact category. (also you don't need the expansions to play the game, you just need the base game) Good luck!Windstrider wrote:At the moment I take back saying I'm gonna play ESO soon, because with this issue, idk when or if I'll actually be able to play the game.SpoilerShowHaving a code problem with ESO and finding little proper support. Supposedly the game registration code is 'invalid'. And it's not something sketchy, like a rip-off or used game; last year, my folks bought the game at Target, which is a reputable source, and the game is brand new. Now that I'm old enough to use the game, I registered for my account yesterday and that seemed to work fine. But today I tried putting in the game registration code, and it won't accept it, despite the fact that I re-typed it a bunch of times and tried two different browsers. Tried their support page, then tried their help ticket...thing, which is apparently just some drop-down lists of problems, and if you can't find your problem, I guess you're screwed if you can't get on the forums (since their email is 'noreply' and their forums require some 'invitation code'...wat). The only thing I can think is that I didn't buy Morrowind; I'd bought Tamriel Unlimited, but I didn't think those expensive updates/expansions were required for you to play the game. I thought you just couldn't access the new content or whatever (like in WoW when my dad couldn't get to part of the Stranglethorn map before he installed an expansion). And unless I'm wrong, the game automatically updates; it says 'Morrowind and patch' when I open it. Either way, whether it's a derp on my part or not, it'd be nice if they had a not-impossible-to-access, actually helpful help system.
Hm. Idk if the receipt is still around because my dad had bought it at the store literally a year ago, but he keeps a lot of stuff, so maybe. I think it's so weird that they don't just have a help ticket like the one on dA for example, where you can actually type your problem out exactly instead of choosing from a canned list.ArisenFlames wrote:I think that requires a replacement code from the retailer (if you still have the receipt)... Otherwise, you can effectively push your way through Support by choosing the most appropriate category you can think of if you can't find an exact category. (also you don't need the expansions to play the game, you just need the base game) Good luck!Windstrider wrote:At the moment I take back saying I'm gonna play ESO soon, because with this issue, idk when or if I'll actually be able to play the game.SpoilerShowHaving a code problem with ESO and finding little proper support. Supposedly the game registration code is 'invalid'. And it's not something sketchy, like a rip-off or used game; last year, my folks bought the game at Target, which is a reputable source, and the game is brand new. Now that I'm old enough to use the game, I registered for my account yesterday and that seemed to work fine. But today I tried putting in the game registration code, and it won't accept it, despite the fact that I re-typed it a bunch of times and tried two different browsers. Tried their support page, then tried their help ticket...thing, which is apparently just some drop-down lists of problems, and if you can't find your problem, I guess you're screwed if you can't get on the forums (since their email is 'noreply' and their forums require some 'invitation code'...wat). The only thing I can think is that I didn't buy Morrowind; I'd bought Tamriel Unlimited, but I didn't think those expensive updates/expansions were required for you to play the game. I thought you just couldn't access the new content or whatever (like in WoW when my dad couldn't get to part of the Stranglethorn map before he installed an expansion). And unless I'm wrong, the game automatically updates; it says 'Morrowind and patch' when I open it. Either way, whether it's a derp on my part or not, it'd be nice if they had a not-impossible-to-access, actually helpful help system.
To be honest I think it's because with such a big userbase, it allows filtering of tickets to different departments of Support. (Also they probably predicted that by force-filtering the tickets it will deter people from putting one in and reduce the total number of tickets so they won't be swamped). I've been playing ESO since March 2014 and I can say that this ticket filter system is only a few months old and brand new. The old system was much more open like what you described but I can imagine this meant people were sending tickets in for every little thing/question (When I worked on a petsite as Support staff I used to have this problem, where people unnecessarily treated tickets like FAQ). I can understand your frustration user-side though! Just looking from a different point of view c:Windstrider wrote:Hm. Idk if the receipt is still around because my dad had bought it at the store literally a year ago, but he keeps a lot of stuff, so maybe. I think it's so weird that they don't just have a help ticket like the one on dA for example, where you can actually type your problem out exactly instead of choosing from a canned list.
I can see the point, it's just too bad it ended up that way. Some people (whether rule-breakers or people who don't bother to read things like the faq) kinda make things harder for the rest of us. Too bad it deters people who actually have a problem; it's not even an in-game glitch; it's a problem where I can't even play the game. Well ima try the things you suggested.ArisenFlames wrote:To be honest I think it's because with such a big userbase, it allows filtering of tickets to different departments of Support. (Also they probably predicted that by force-filtering the tickets it will deter people from putting one in and reduce the total number of tickets so they won't be swamped). I've been playing ESO since March 2014 and I can say that this ticket filter system is only a few months old and brand new. The old system was much more open like what you described but I can imagine this meant people were sending tickets in for every little thing/question (When I worked on a petsite as Support staff I used to have this problem, where people unnecessarily treated tickets like FAQ). I can understand your frustration user-side though! Just looking from a different point of view c:Windstrider wrote:Hm. Idk if the receipt is still around because my dad had bought it at the store literally a year ago, but he keeps a lot of stuff, so maybe. I think it's so weird that they don't just have a help ticket like the one on dA for example, where you can actually type your problem out exactly instead of choosing from a canned list.
SolitaryHowl wrote:Oh, and you can still have mods while still getting achievements. If you search skyrim SE nexus, a mod will come up that you just place into your main Skyrim Data folder and it'll enable achievements no matter if you have mods or use the console or not. Its amazing.