jordisslave

Have you tried console command TEOFIS (toggle end-of-frame image space, I think)? Turns off some visual effects, might help in narrowing it it down if you haven't. I don't know if this still works with ENBeeeees.   Also "Flickering Darkness" is a great name for a creepy horror mod.

There are a couple of web ZAZ objects that might be worth looking at, I think there are 4 progressive levels of encasement.

I think it's probably my installation (seriously weirdly broken but functioning) but this mod stopped all DD Events, as in vibrating, tripping, notifications reminding you of restraints. It also stopped the notifications from SLAroused.   Just mentioning it in case it is this mod, although probably not. The Riding.esp was number FC in my load order, so that may be another problem.

Excellent work, thank you. All seems to work perfectly aside from the things you've mentioned anyway.   Could you do one for the Storm Atronach? inmyhead the PC is floating in the air in front of, or above, the Atronach in its "about to attack" pose. PC is cruciform (wrong word?) with lightning flickering about them.   One of these could be used for another death alternative; instead of dying/defeat/enslavement etc a Frost Atronach appears, sweeps you up (possibly losing your armour) and carries you to a previously defined safe point. This might purely be worth it to watch the AI pathfind over a significant distance.

I hope you farmed Serana, those Parasite Spider Eggs are useful.

I'm guessing she's Sith as she's hanging around in Gloomy Deathtown.   The skirt thing is really irksome. There are loads of outfits with long, "flowing" dresses and skirts that look great. Until you take a step. or crouch. or move in any way. or use any other than about four of the three hundred poses installed by various mods. The few HDT ones I've found move around so insanely, like they're made of hyperkinetic mylar, that they're no better.   Short dresses/skirts only then. Not really complaining about that.

  Also, after some experimentation I have determined that my state of mind at any given time hugely influences how I respond to writing. For example, it's just past midterms here, so I have had the terrible great fortune to read student papers. I know it's a popular and common complaint to decry the younger generation's intellectual and academic accomplishments, but I have noticed a sharp decline in the quality of student writing in recent years. This has not been a gradual decay, but a very sharp drop. It's not part of my job to read papers but do see them routinely. I can't comment on papers from too long ago but often have found it very difficult to hold in my "...and this is your dissertation?" incredulity after seeing the shoddy work on offer. On hand in days so these are not early works for improvement. And I know these people still graduate.After having been forcefully subjected to these papers, I have come to the conclusion that the emphasis the NCLB put on rote testing is at fault.  All told, I'm finding things that used to have little impact on me make more and more of a negative impression.There's only one reasonable conclusion: I'm getting old. I've decided to embrace my descent into curmedgeonly behavior. I'm going to go get some of those half-moon glasses so I can peer over them at youngesters in a disapproving manner. A couple times a day I'll yell at those whippersnappers for being on my lawn. I may invest in an oldsmobile.  Don't coffin-dodgers drive Cadillacs?

I love thing explainer, at least the examples that have been on XKCD. The book might be my Christmas present for everyone.   You should find some Will Self. I love his way with words but in any writing or speaking (even on-the-hoof in radio or tv debates) there's usually at least one word per paragraph that might reasonably require a thesaurus. Would be interested to see if you'd put him in the obfuscating category.   Any particular game examples? How have I missed this complaint?   One person's epic poetry is another's doggerell. What might sound like a truly dire line might be a writer's favourite bit they did as they managed to shoehorn in "gallimaufry" or something. In general in a game I want the message to be just enough, more than "I'm your friend. go here, kill that" even if it boils down to just that. I remember with no fondness 8-bit RPGS for pages of utterly redundant conversation.   Badly-translated dialogue, euro versions of 90's Japanese games, particularly, has moronic, perfunctory English that could be just as confusing when working out what to do.   Or really immersion-breaking like the classic HouseOfTheDead2/TypingOfTheDead.     English, courtesy of Molesworth:   http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_wpemeRoXIYg/TAKIvAoJp3I/AAAAAAAABsM/9ZJTDLJVFp8/s1600/gerund.JPG           Seven months and one day!

I imagine all parchment has a voice too, but it's old and coughs a lot because parchment is dusty. Face looks a bit like that rock thing from Return To Oz.   The Dexion thing was really annoying to start with, just wondered what was the point of him at all. Eventually started to see Club Dawnguard as the best populated place in the vanilla game, with plenty for NPCs to do rather than standing, twiddling thumbs. Needs a couple more guards but it's kind of cozy, and more NPCs just add to this. Especially with everyone sleeping in the same room.   Apart from when the NPC masturbate effect from SLsomething kicks in and the room turns into Wank Club, that is.