Serana's Weird AI

[The Honorable Gidian Diva of Sass]

I'll nevet forget, on one of my playthroughs around when dawnguard first came out... I was retiring a character, and thought , "Why not? He deserves it." So... I went through all these careful preperations, and went back to the place where you read the elder scrolls. I got her to stand precisely in the middle of the light and proposed to her Skyrim style... and she refused! That character is now probably a hermit living alone in a cabin in the middle of some forest. I laughed my ass off for hours though, it was entertaining that there is someone in the game who can tell the dragonborn "No".

 

[warlord123]

Thanks jclarke1953

 

[JClarke1953]

You're very welcome warlord. Many on here helped me wade through a few thing's. just enjoying "passing it forward"! Just enjoy and have fun, for all the problems, so many of us still love the game!

 

[Wildroses]

My weirdest Serana AI experience:

"We're in serious trouble. An elder dragon and five Forsworn are attacking. Good thing I know necromancy so I can raise an ally for us. Lying side by side, I have two potential thralls. On the right lies a dead Forsworn Ravager, with all her equipment intact. On the left side lies a dead chicken. The best choice is obvious. Attack, my undead fowl!"

I'd have been less annoyed if that chicken had been the only dead thing around, but honestly, that chicken was about 30 cm away to a perfectly good dead warrior!

Incidentally, that undead chicken decided the most important foe to kill was not the elder dragon or the five still alive Forsworn, but Vigilance the 500 gold dog I'd just bought. I can't believe I had to kill an undead chicken to protect my dog.

 

[Brittani]

The strangest thing I've seen Serana do is constantly try to attack something that wasn't there. It was during the Auriel's bow quest so I had to load a previous save and start over. She's not the brightest bloodsucker, is she?