【鼎力 ALL FANS MUST HAVE SEEN】遊戲的十大彩蛋！！！

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我說：
1. 本人偶爾在國外的論壇看到，十分精彩，不得不佩服開發人員。是目前所有玩家一起發現的十大彩蛋，但只是截止到目前，可能還有很多，請大家一起發覺！！！
2. 原本想翻譯，但覺得還是原本的好，能玩這個遊戲的E文不會差。但是忍不住說兩句：彩蛋有前作的人物，阿瑟王的石中劍，斷頭谷的無頭騎士。。。。。真是太。。。。AMAZING TO THE HELL！！！
3. 裏面有很多好玩的，但是覺得還是玩遊戲一遍以上的玩家看看。
4. 我自己只有15小時剛剛到whiterun，看完後，太心癢了，覺得還是自己發覺有趣。

總結一首自創打油詩： ”遊戲無窮盡，千萬莫心急，若要得真趣，唯有Slow Down！“

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1   If you head up to the highest point in Skyrim, the Throat of the World, you'll find an clever tribute to indie smash hit Minecraft and its creator, Notch. sticking out of a rock at the mountain's peak is a unique item, the Notched Pickaxe. Har har.

Sure there's been a bit of legal trouble between the two recently, but it seems like someone at Bethesda wanted to throw this easter egg in to let everyone know there was no bad blood.


2  In Ivarstead's Vilemyr Inn, you'll find a rather surly woman by the name of Temba Wide-Arm who's pretty upset with the local bear problem.

Star Trek fans might remember an episode of The Next Generation where Picard and his crew encountered a race of aliens called the Tamarians, who spoke only in references to ancient legends. One of their most common allegories refers to "Temba, his arms wide," making this NPC a clever easter egg inserted by a Trekkie at Bethesda.

Of course, Skyrim's Temba speaks in plain English, and seems to have undergone a sex change on the way to Tamriel.


3 M'aiq the Liar is something of a tradition for the Elder Scrolls games. He's appeared in Morrowind, Oblivion, and now Skyrim, delivering dialogue that's always strange and usually comepletely false. Oftentimes, his lines will reference features that were left out of the game or take potshots at the previous games.

And how is it that M'aiq has managed to appear in three games that take place more than 300 years apart? Well, according to him, "M'aiq's father was also called M'aiq. As was M'aiq's father's father. At least, thats what he said." Then again, you can never really trust a liar.

4  Northwest of Whiterun, you'll enocunter a shallow, isolated lake. Smack dab in the middle, a skeletal hand emerges from the water, holding a sword aloft. It's a clever nod to the King Arthur myth, where the Lady of the Lake presented Excalibur from beneath the water, thus giving Arthur his famous blade.

While the actual item will vary based on your current level, it's certainly nothing special, and it looks like the Lady of the Lake's arm hasn't held up very well over the ages.

5  Bethesda must have a thing for King Arthur, because they've managed to fit in another easter egg that references the legend. If you head south of Rebel's Cairn, you'll encounter a sword sticking out of a pile of stones, Skyrim's take on the famous Sword in the Stone myth.

Sadly, pulling it out won't make you the rightful king of Tamriel (or England, for that matter).

6  If you roam the wilds of Skyrim for long enough, you might encounter a ghostly rider who seems to have lost his head, in reference to Washington Irving's Legend of Sleepy Hollow.

As soon as you spot him, he'll begin galloping off into the distance. Give chase for long enough, and he'll lead you to a burial site, likely his own, where you can find some valuable enchanted loot.

7 An Elder Scrolls game wouldn't be complete without Tamriel's most famous erotic play, The Lusty Argonian Maid.

An in-joke since way back in the Morrowind days, the play never appears in full. Instead, you'll only find a single volume from the work, a scene full of euphemisms that make you think about the Argonians in ways you never wanted to.

8 If you work your way through the Dark Brotherhood questline in Skyrim, you'll eventually be granted the power to summon a Spectral Assassin.

That evil spirit is none other than Lucien Lachance, the speaker of the Black Hand and leader of the Dark Brotherhood in Oblivion. Nice to know that even the dead can still find work in Skyrim.

9 On the way to the Hag Rock Redoubt, just south of Markath, you'll find a bridge crossing a river, beside a waterfall. If it's your first time visiting, you'll find two goats running across the bridge to meet a third. Check beneath the bridge, and you'll spot a dead troll.

It's a clever reference to the old Norweigan fairy tale, Three Billy Goats Gruff, in which a trio of goats outsmart a troll who lives under a bridge.

10 At the Blue Palace in Solitude, you'll find Sheogorath, the Daedric Prince of Madness. Not only does it mark the character's return from Oblivion's Shivering Isles expansion, it also lends a nod to Lewis Carrol's Alice in Wonderland.

Like that story's Mad Hatter, Sheogorath is holding a tea party in the middle of the forest.

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？？？我上傳的視頻？？？？版主我上傳得10個視頻怎麼沒有了？？？

ricyouhaku

卧勒一个大不列颠及北爱尔兰联合王国槽

BBQ大叔

第六个彩蛋之前有人发帖提起，当时立刻想到Sleepy Hollow。原来那幽灵是要来追，不是砍。

samuel_l

我刚遇到无头骑士，但为啥他就停在那不动啊。。。我想chase也没法chase啊。。。是嫌弃我没马么？？