Forgotten City Mod Walkthrough
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Free Download MOD APK Android Treasure of the Forgotten City. Three priceless star jewels. A century-old, cryptic journal. Using only the resources left by your grand-uncle, it's up to you to find Atraharsis—the legendary lost city beneath the sands.
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Enter the Forgotten City. Claim the Lakehouse keyDetailed Walkthrough Upon reaching level 5, the will approach you, saying 'I have a letter here for you.' This will begin the quest, and will open and read itself to you. The note invites you to investigate the promise of 'Riches Beyond Imagining', which promises can be found in in. She will request that you travel to the ruins and help her find her brother, Altrius, who explored them but did not return.The Forgotten Ruins are just west of and east-south-east of, between two waterfalls. After entering it behind the first, its interior door will automatically open for you, revealing Cassia standing before a pedestal and a plaque written in Dwarven lettering: 'Riches Beyond Imagining'.Approach her, but be ready for her to draw her sword as she angrily yells 'That's close enough - who are you?'
Depending on receipt of her letter, following your introduction, the conversation could proceed one of two ways: Who are you? 'What do you mean?
Didn't you get my letter? I paid good coin to a courier to track you down, and you're saying you just came here by coincidence?
Well, perhaps it's fate. The thing is, my younger brother went down this shaft a few days ago and I'm worried he's stuck down there, or worse. I know this is a lot to ask, but I need you to go in after him, and bring him back to me alive.
Do you think you could do that for me?' I got your letter 'Oh, it's you!
I'm so glad you're here. Look, I don't know how much time we have left. My brother went down this shaft a few days ago and I'm worried. I need you to go in after him, and bring him back to me alive. It could be dangerous, but if anyone can do it, it's you.
Now, are you ready?' 'I knew I could count on you. Now quickly, go!' I have some questions. 'Alright, but please hurry.' 'My name's Cassia.
My brother and I came to Skyrim from Cyrodiil with the Imperial Legion, but we took a. To explore these ruins.' So you're both deserters, then? 'We didn't want to get involved in this stupid war in the first place!
We only came here because we were conscripted. But our unit was wiped out by Nords and those Forsworn savages, and we saw a chance to get away from the fighting altogether. So we took it.' What happened here, exactly?
'Well we came here hoping to find something valuable, to pay for carriage back to Cyrodiil. Altrius went down the shaft, but he asked me to stay here.' Why haven't you gone down there? 'Because he made me promise I'd stay here and wait for him, no matter what. And I keep my promises.
Well, except as far as the Legion is concerned.' Why did you send for me, of all people? 'I was in Markarth looking for help, when I heard people talking about you, and all the loot you've been trading with merchants all over Skyrim. I figured you'd be interested in exploring these ruins, so I asked a courier to track you down.
And here you are.' That's all the questions I had. 'So you're ready to go now?' I didn't come here to help you. 'Damn you! I knew sending for you was a mistake! Get away from me!'
At this point, you can inspect the plaque in front of her, or read the on the small pedestal. Once you have concluded your business on the surface, jump into the unknown. Walk through the passage in the ruins, and enter. Once inside, you will find an abandoned township under the ground, with no life at all save for bats and skeevers. The area is strewn with burnt corpses, and the atmosphere is one of abandonment. As you approach a dead tree, a hanged drops from his noose in front of you.
Beside his corpse lies an empty wine bottle, quill, and a. The note proves that the body is Altrius's; it intimates his tale of infinitely entering and re-entering the. His note goes on to urge you to kill yourself rather than endure the same fate as he did. If you choose to pursue this course of action, you may drown yourself in the lake. Otherwise, enter the to obtain the key from Altrius's ghost. As you enter it, his voice will alight the passageway and tell you that 'I was in your shoes once, a lifetime ago. I remember the way the lakehouse calls to you.'
As you ascend the stairs to the Citadel's balcony, the ghost continues his story: 'I thought to myself: Do I want to die alone in here, or do I want to open that door?' 'It seems like a simple choice. But in the end, death was the better option all along.' 'Please understand. I locked the Lakehouse door to stop you from making the same mistake I made.' 'And now you ignore my words and come searching for the key.'
After the final stairs and the final warning, you will see around a corner. As you round the corner, it will charge from behind its own at you, yelling 'Stay away! I hid that key for a reason!'
Battle and defeat the ghost. Once this is complete, exit the Citadel to its balcony, on which a small chest sits.
Open it to take the key, but be prepared for a surprise: The balcony will drop from beneath you, and a voice will whisper into your ear: 'Lakehouse.' After you have recovered from the significant fall damage, head to the Lakehouse and enter it. Once inside, do not try to leave, as a voice will angrily yell 'My letter!' Each time you attempt escape. Instead, go to the desk and read. The letter charges you with a mission: Prevent the desolation of the Forgotten City.
The Forgotten City Mod Walkthrough
Once Metellus's last words have been spoken, you are free to exit. Do so, and the door will reveal a strange portal that will cast you into a different time: The Forgotten City will be bustling, illuminated by the sun under the ground. A new quest, will begin. Quest Stages The Forgotten City (000FCQuest01)StageFinishes QuestJournal Entry10A courier tracked me down and gave me a letter.
I should read it. Objective: (Optional) Travel back in time and show the Arbiter's helmet to him as proof of your deeds.3000I've escorted Altrius out of the city.3100I've concluded my business with Cassia.4000I've returned to my original time By convincing the Arbtier to wind back the Dwarves' Law, I prevented the events which sent me back in time.4020I have reminded that Altrius was waiting for him. He has suggested we jog up together, so we can chat along the way.4030I've brought Altrius to Cassia.4050Cassia has rewarded me for returning Altrius to her, and has entered the city. The following empty quest stages were omitted from the table: 0, 325, 330, 2025, 2030, 2040, 2050, 4010, 4015, 4025. Any text displayed in angle brackets (e.g., ) is dynamically set by the Radiant Quest system, and will be filled in with the appropriate word(s) when seen in game. Not all Journal Entries may appear in your journal; which entries appear and which entries do not depends on the manner in which the quest is done.
Stages are not always in order of progress. This is usually the case with quests that have multiple possible outcomes or quests where certain tasks may be done in any order. Some stages may therefore repeat objectives seen in other stages.
If an entry is marked as 'Finishes Quest' it means the quest disappears from the Active Quest list, but you may still receive new entries for that quest. On the PC, it is possible to use the to advance through the quest by entering setstage 000FCQuest01 stage, where stage is the number of the stage you wish to complete.
It is not possible to un-complete (i.e. Go back) quest stages, but it is possible to clear all stages of the quest using resetquest 000FCQuest01.
Forget Me Not Skyrim Quest
True to the spirit of its theme, is both a game that has yet to be released and is a game that has been available for years. While I’ve always been one of the few hold-outs that’s been annoyingly “meh” about, I fired up my copy this week to play through the The Forgotten City, which began as an extensive mod for Elder Scrolls V. In 2019, it is getting a stand-alone version that reinvents and expands its lore, but keeps the intriguing mechanics intact. Now that I’ve played it once, I’m ready to play it a dozen more times in its next reincarnation.TFC feels like it hasn’t been given its due. There was a quick trailer reveal at but beyond that it is also a game that folks have had a few years to play in its base state. And that base state is such a polished, fascinating, well made product; not just a prototype for a better idea. So I understand how it could slip through the cracks during Game Announcements Done Quick 2018.
The creator, Nick Pearce, wouldn’t have started writing if he hadn’t been punched in the face by a random dude on the street. For a bit of his personal history, and how this lead to him winning writing awards, I can’t recommend enough. It also includes a more than 100 page design document that Pearce put together, before embarking on creating a game mod. I appreciate intense levels of dedication, but I can also see exactly why this detail-oriented work had to go in to making The Forgotten City work.While we’re doing a bit of outbound linking here, I’d be remiss to not include this blog post from RPS darling game creator Robert Yang about.
Warning: a number of spoilers are included here. Feel free to skip if you’re wanting to give this a pure spin.For my first time through, I don’t want to give too much away, but your Skyrim character drops through a hole into an ancient city where you first meet a dead man and then need to solve a series of mysteries building toward a central mystery of why this entire location is trapped in a forever mash-up of Tuck Everlasting and Groundhog Day but with way more murder. The original mod is an engaging mix of counter-intuitive logic mastery and compelling writing, which I hope the new stand-alone title can update and expand upon.Where does it go now? Weird places. Weird, weird places.WHO GOT A GUN?Check out the trailer from E3 below.