This is a pretty well-known bug by now that I'm having trouble finding a solution for. I'm playing on PS3 (but this is a bug for all platforms) where I have accepted the find the helm of winterhold in driftshade refuge, but I have not done the quest. I did the Blood's Honor quest and collected all of the witches heads, and I have gone back to Jorrvaskr, where Kodlak is dead, but I can't get Vilkas to trigger the quest. Does anyone have a solution for this?
P.S. Sorry if my diction here is bad, the whole ordeal is kind of a jumble of weird nouns.
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I'm sure everyone's heard the news by now, that Diablo III is going to require an internet-connection for all play, a real money auction house, and no mods. I'm not super happy about any of these, but I feel like some rationalization is in order.
1. Internet Connection is required for play. Obviously, this is one of the most demonized things in pc gaming right now, and if someone even hints at it, people start yelling. But think about it. I'm going to play a shit ton of Diablo single-player, but also a shit ton of multi-player. I'd imagine what went through their heads is, well millions of people are going to be playing this game on battle.net anyway, so what difference does it make? Those people would be playing single-player too, but I'd imagine most people would play single-player and multi-player in one gaming session, so it does make sense, at least to me. 2. Real Cash Auction House. Well this one is simple. If you don't want to look at the filthy philistines who would pay real money for fantasy swords and runes, then don't. You don't have to use this feature. 3. No Mods. I'll admit, this one kind of sucks. But, look at Blizzards past history with mods. Mods were huge in the success of Warcraft III, what with DOTA and the myriad of different levels and campaigns, and mods have been a very interesting part of World of Warcraft. But look at the past mod history of Diablo I and II. How many different mods for those games can you name? I myself, can't name any ( but I wasn't a huge Diablo player.) But blocking the feature out entirely, really doesn't make that much sense.
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For extra information, I can run Metro 2033 at med-high, with around 4x AA, and both games have the same system requirements. I'm also running it at 1600x900 resolution.
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